Barack Obama says that George Bush and Dick Cheney must hear from the American people: "You don't have our support, and you don't have our authorization for another war" in Iran.
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It is the time for change
by ironiam (not verified) on Fri Sep 14, 2007 11:17 AM PDTman ke behesh rai midam. kose khare baghiyashon.
in math question digeh cheh kalakieh? booye egelisy mideh.
At least he is speaking out!
by farrad02 on Fri Sep 14, 2007 06:21 AM PDTI know Obama has no chance of getting in Oval Office, but the fact that he is challenging the WHite House line in the public arena helps to make people aware!
No chance!
by give_me_a_break (not verified) on Fri Sep 14, 2007 02:33 AM PDTDoes it matter what Obama says about anything. NO! He can say whatever he wants about whoever he wants because his chances of getting into the oval office are: ZERO!
Persian Gulf
by Ali (Iran Supercars) (not verified) on Thu Sep 13, 2007 08:04 PM PDTHey, he said "Persian Gulf"....he's got my vote. lol.
Anyways, he's playing the fence pretty well, denouncing Bush's tactics against Iran while not confronting the controversial issue of Iran's ties to the Iraqi insurgency. Despite being one of my favorites, he's still a politician involved with politricks.
Finally a real man in the debate
by Ali Baghi (not verified) on Thu Sep 13, 2007 04:34 PM PDTsuch a rarity in American politics.