Here we go again. Today, 08/27, Obama said that New Orleans would be a top priority of his administration. He stated that he would set up a DEA office in nola to deal with the crime issue there . I thought they already had one . If his answer to "crime" is to expand and inflate the DEA , then the drug war status quo must be fine by Mr. Obama. Presidential candidates must be held to account for their positions concerning the drug war. This " don`t ask , don`t tell" crap is what helps to keep it going. Dennis Kucinich and Paul Brown seem to be the only two candidates with the balls to confront it.

I am voting for that guy if he makes it.He is the best bet next to Ron Paul or Mike Gravel.Mike Gravels got the balls,trust me.Ron might not due to many reasons.

He just wanted to gain points, he is to much of a wuss to confront and follow through.Sucks to cuz I think it would be cool to finally get a non white or non male President and I am white as a blanket.

Hillary, Obama, and Edwards are all just in it to win it. They are republican-lights, trying to get the popular vote. We need change. Push for Chris Dodd; he is for the decriminalization of marijuana and he is solid on all his other issues. He's in it to lead the country. Hillary took more money from special interest groups than any other candidate. Who do you think she's going to take care of if she gets in office? All of the frontrunners are so unclear on their issues. Don't let the media pick our next president and don't put another one of these do-nothing fools in the White House.

High-level politicians, including Barack Obama, are in quest of limiting the American peoples’ access to on-demand, short term financial support. A number of cities and townships are attempting to enforce limitations on where these lawful businesses can operate. Still worse, is that several states, including Georgia and North Carolina, have effectively forced all-out bans on the trade, with several more trying to follow suit. Citizens all around the nation are looking to have their voices paid attention to by aggressive legislation that would eradicate the payday loan industry nationwide; Obama, and other mislead political officials, are pushing for an absolute ban in the name of personal political gain, in spite of the hundreds of thousands of eventual lost jobs in an already difficult economy.

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Many politicians, like Obama are in a quest to limit the American peoples’ access to on demand, short term financial assistance most especially drug policy issue. Some select states are even putting restrictions on where short term loan companies conduct their business and some have even gone as far as to ban the industry all together. While citizens across the nation are fighting legislation that could potentially eliminate the payday loan industry, politicians are seeking personal political gain by attempting a complete ban. The politicians should consider the hundreds of thousands of potential lost jobs in an already turbulent economy.

Like most Americans that constitute the ever-growing class of “disillusioned” voters, I watched the recent “town hall-style” debate between Barack Obama and John McCain. As expected, my perspective of politics and its participants remained the same: no matter how many direct questions you ask a politician, regardless of party affiliation, the answers you receive are nothing more than generalized sound bites. The New York Times described the debate as “ninety minutes of forced cordiality,” and I certainly agree. The Boston Globe reported that although the discussion was “mercifully free” of personal attacks, the discussion was also free of much of the tension that generates compelling television. McCain reiterated the value of his experience, his “stay the course” stance on Iraq, and his oil drilling policies. Obama condemned the Republican policies that he believes have led the American economy into its current recession. Based on the debate performances, we really have no concept of how either candidate would work to avoid a pending economic catastrophe. A realistic, well-thought out economic plan is what America needs. Obama’s stance on “predatory lending” – effectively sanctioning payday advance lenders – is not a legitimate solution to the real economic problems we face.
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