President Obama is bad 4 the US

"1 - A sirian gangster named Tony Rezko was the person that earned him the most money in all his campaigns." According to your own source, Rezko was a slumlord (owner of unmaintained rental properties with high rental rates), not a gangster. Please refrain from dishonesty in the remainder of the debate. "2- His Harvard tuition was payed by Khalid Abdullah Tariq al-Mansour (born Donald Warden that changed his name when converted to islam), who was a mentor of the Black Panthers." Yes, he did mentor the founders of the Black Panthers. The Black Panthers organization was originally founded to protect blacks in Oakland, California, from the police brutality rampant in the area at that time. They later became violent. So if Obama knowing a guy that knew some guys that created a civil rights group that got out of control means that he has a questionable character, then I guess you are correct. Just as everyone that knows someone that knows someone else who is in prison also has a questionable character according to your logic. "3 - A terrorist named William Ayers (donï¿½t know anything about him, myself) who Obama says was only his neighbour ran an NGO with Obama (non-governmental organization) and they raised 72 million dollars together for left-wing groups." Yes, William Ayers WAS a terrorist and has now been pardoned by the federal government and is a professor at the University of Illinois. Considering that Obama was seven when Ayers begin his radical activity, I can see how this reflects on Obama. How many seven year old terrorists have you ever heard? Furthermore, the New York Times, CNN, and various other news organizations have investigated this very same issue and concluded that Obama and Ayers have no close association. "my appoint failed to respond to my argument of Obamas contradicting him self on the way he spent this money!" You never made this point. Unless of course you are referring to the party, which I have already addressed. "when asked the Question in a cnn interview"Why would u not salute the flag during the national anthem and refuse to were a American flag pendant?" Obama cleverly responds as follows "I revere the American flag; I don't refuse to wear flag pins." So Obama reveres the American flag? I fairly certain that this contradicts your point. Once again, saluting the flag during the national anthem is a personal choice, the same as whether or not you salute every American flag that you walk past. "Now my opponents 3rd point was that the Stimulus package is going to work because of lower taxes. this is simple not true yes we would have more money to spend, but Americans are consumers and we consume products maid out side of the U.S. this clearly will not make us Any better off than we all ready are" Your point appears to be that consumers having more money to spend on products, that creating jobs, and that helping out American industries is not going to help our economy. The logic there just does not follow. "not only this but Obama plans to give every U.S. war veteran $500 thats alot off money in my next speech I will come up with some figures 4 my opponent, but how is this helping our Economy, how is another 5 million dollars on weather proofing houses going to help our economy." According to huffingtonpost.com, the $500 dollars is actually going to workers in American industries, not war veterans. And how does weatherproofing houses tie into war veterans? "He doesn't even know who to ask. Right now, two of his top financial advisers are former Fannie Mae execs." Really? Because here's who econ4obama.com lists as Obama's economic advisors: Jason Furman (director of economic policy) Austan Goolsbee (senior economic policy advisor), University of Chicago tax policy expert Karen Kornbluh (policy director) David Cutler, Harvard health policy expert Jeff Liebman, Harvard welfare expert Michael Froman, Citigroup executive Daniel Tarullo, Georgetown law professor David Romer, Berkeley macroeconomist Christina Romer, Berkeley economic historian Richard Thaler, University of Chicago behavioral finance expert Robert Rubin, former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, former Treasury Secretary Alan Blinder, former Vice-chairman of the Federal Reserve Jared Bernstein, Economic Policy Institute labor economist James Galbraith, University of Texas macroeconomist Paul Volcker, Chairman of the Federal Reserve 1979-1987 Laura Tyson, Berkeley international economist, Bill Clinton economic adviser Robert Reich, Berkeley public policy professor, former Secretary of Labor Peter Henry, Stanford international economist Gene Sperling, former White House economic adviser Heidi Hartmann, President, Institute for Women's Policy Research No Fannie Mae execs there. There are so economic professors and Treasury Secretaries in there, though. "With his plans to tax the crap out of anyone who is (in his own opinion) making too much money" Yes, his plans to "tax the crap out of us" by cutting taxes on 95 percent of Americans, as previously stated. "tax the crap out any company who doesn't do business where he wants them to, tax the crap out of any company who doesn't meet the environmentally deranged ever changing emission standards," Reliable source for this information, please? "HatianRed: They have a name for Obama's plan, it's called Fascism. He wants to punish companies who move operations to 3rd world countries. They gotta have jobs. They have to produce goods to sell on the world markets. Otherwise, they will always be poor." I believe that you just called Obama a fascist because he wants to bring jobs back to America by decreasing outsourcing. How this accusation makes any sense whatsoever, I do not know. "Or do you want them to live in poverty and squalor? Then you can complain we don't' send them enough money to "Feed the Children"." "Obama has already "promised" that he would increase capital gains tax to 27-28% (up from 15%). This would mean that you would need to gain much more than before to break even after taxes. This will probably hurt investors while feeding his proposed welfare state." Two things. First, you just contradicted yourself by saying that we should cost Americans jobs to feed people in other countries, then saying that we shouldn't take care of the American impoverished because it costs investors money. Second, dictionary.com defines welfare state as, "A state or government that promotes public welfare through programs of public health, pensions, unemployment compensation, public housing, and the like.", so American already is a welfare state, this is not just some alleged proposal by Obama. "Partial-birth abortion: a surgical abortion that is typically performed during the third trimester or later part of the second trimester of pregnancy and in which the uterine cervix is dilated and death of the fetus is induced after it has passed partway through the birth canal—called also D&X, partial-birth abortion. " First, your own link says "no entries found" so your definition can not be verified using what you have told us. Second, dictionary.com defines partial birth abortion as, "A surgical procedure in which the cervix is dilated and the early products of conception are removed from the uterus.", so the birth is induced and the premature baby would die anyway. If you want to argue abortion, argue that at a later time, not in the middle of another debate.