Obama would be dangerous as president of the United States.

I know I was shocked to know that the Taliban was in the U.S. too, yet alone with then Governor of Texas, George Bush. But they did. My source is BBC. And sorry, it wasn't a "vacation" like I suggested before. They were here to about an international energy company that wants to construct a gas pipeline from Turkmenistan across Afghanistan to Pakistan. So it was about business...wasn't really a vactation, you're right. Here is the report: http://news.bbc.co.uk... As far as Bush and his finacial connections with the bin Ladens, well it goes like this, then I would like to adress Obama. George Bush served in the Texas National Guard, and while he was there he met a man named James R. Bath became really close freinds.(http://www.time.com...) Just so happens Bath is the money manger for the BINLADEN family. Anyway, Bath started an aviation business and his main investor was Salem M. Binladen. When Bush started his own oil company and well, Bath used the bin Laden money to help Bushy run his business. (http://www.michaelmoore.com...) Bush has had that business with the Saudi Royal familes including the bin Ladens...Anyway lets move to Obama. Whats funny about you saying Ayers is respected by the left is not true. He was infact disinvited to an event of progressive professors. His name appeared as a mistake. Thank you for the article, because no where in there does it say Obama is a close friend to Ayers. They were both at a campaign function, and they bumped into each other and "were friendly". I don't think Obama would do something like sell weapons to him as president, unlike Reagan and Al'Queda in the 80s. And don't mention racism here, by mentioning Sen. Byrd. Yes he is a racist, but you say you will vote for McCain "because you have no choice". Well he voted against having a national holiday for Martin Luther King. And he supports the Confederate flag on state buildings right? With Americans in Iraq this provides a good recruiting center for Al'Queda. The people in Iraq hate us there, and they aren't very happy with us. They are getting more and more angry and just want a way to attack us. Al'Queda, "luckily", is there for them! We are hardly killing terrorists at the rate you suggest. In fact more Al'Queda troops are being recruited every day. (Yes I would like your source for that claim) Well Bush isn't running for president again. But I am only putting the claims you have stated for Barrack in prospective. How can you think the way you do about Obama; why aren't you outraged about Bush doing the same, if not worst? REZKO raising money for Bush in 2003>>http://www.suntimes.com... Ok thank you for easing your comments about Michelle Obama. She did say something that came out wrong, but the way I got it (as an Obama supporter, now) is she was proud that her husband "was uniting people" the way he was, and history in some way is bringing hope back. This country is great, no doubt. Amazing, in fact. But she went through alot too, like you said, she wrote a whole paper about racist discrimination, and now a black man is on the way to the presidency. The statement wasn't worded so well, but again she isn't the one we are talking about, that is another debate. So you think meeting with foregein leaders, espically those who are hostile, to work out diplomacy is a bad thing? Your right, we might as well just bomb them and kill innocence and American soliders. Why do I bring up Bush? Well it is to make you think. Do you support Bush? Did you? many presidents, even those we think are great like Reagan, made some pretty horrible decisions. I think Obama stands for human rights, civil rights, and I believe in him because there isn't enough evidence to say otherwise. Every thing you said has either an explanation or can be used against former and/or current presidents.