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In seven days we may all be living life in Obama’s America. If Barack Obama is elected, will he really bring “change we can believe?”

iVoteAmerica is not completely certain what it will be like to live life in Obama’s America. However, we can prognosticate with some degree of certainty based upon the content of Obama’s speeches and of course, the company he has kept over the course of his political career.

Since revisiting William Ayers and Reverend Wright would be an exercise in futility, let’s focus on the content of his verbiage and the language flowing from his lips. Each reader can determine from the flow of words, past and present, whether they would prefer to find themselves living life in Obama’s America beginning in January, 2009.

Here is the much talked about content from Obama’s Chicago radio interview in September, 2001. Note: the bold emphasis is ours.
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Setting aside political positions, postures and persuasions, Edward Moore “Ted” Kennedy is an historical icon of monumental proportions.

His career began in November, 1962, one year to the month before the assassination of his revered brother John F. Kennedy (November 22, 1963) and his influence on the American political process has perhaps no rival.

After experiencing a seizure and seeking medical attention, Senator Kennedy was told by doctors that he has a malignant brain tumor. The “Lion of the Senate” underwent surgery on June 2, 2008 and is now undergoing treatment.

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There is nothing more entertaining than watching the Hollywood elite in action as they entertain one another in their self-generated, cloistered environments where they can tell each other how great they are, how smart they are and how their views are sooooooo informed.

At the same time, there is nothing more nauseating than watching Babs come out of retirement again and again to headline these galas that have little or no influence on political outcomes and are viewed by most American’s as elitist and smug.

Dangerous and Slippery Turf

The big question is why would Barack Obama want to be seen or known as rubbing shoulders with the Hollywood elite? What possible upside is there? He already has their vote. The obvious answer is money…but that is too obvious.

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The long awaited (by some) interview of Barack Obama by media leader Bill O’Reilly has begun. iVoteAmerica is tracking the tough-talking FoxNews reporter and his Q&A with Obama.

Here’s the first installment. See Part 2 at YouTube.