Will Wonder Woman endorse Obama or Hillary?
Submitted by Editor MOTO on Tue, 05/13/2008 - 12:09.
DC Comics is wading into politics with a new mini-series called “DCU Decisions,” to be released every other week in September and October of this year. DC’s Executive Editor, Dan Didio, explained why:
…For the first time, we’ll be having our characters make true political stands in regards to their leanings, as well as what motivates them to be heroes, and what they believe is necessary for their world and their country to move in the direction they believe to be the right one…
I want people to take away an understanding of the depth of commitment of our heroes, not just that they’re vigilantes, but that they believe in the system that they participate in. I want people to take away that fact that our heroes are motivated by different reasons and have different views, but yet all of them are able to work together doing what’s right for the people they protect, for the country, and for the world. And I want people to take away the idea that all of our heroes aren’t of a single mind or of one motivation. Each one is driven and driven in different ways to do different things in order to achieve the greater good.
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Open your wallets to Obama
First, let’s get one fact straight. As verified during the ABC Debates and by CNN since then, Sen. Barack Obama is receiving 50% of his donations from donors that have given him $1,000 or more. That means that the remaining 50% were the small $25-100 donations. Of the first ground, approximately 100,000 individuals have given the Senator from Illinois donations of $1,000 or more. All networks mentioned in the middle of the night that the petroleum and nuclear employees are part of this group. Sen. Obama thinks that employees from special interest groups are not monies from special interest groups. What? Yes, something I would expect from the new type of Washington Politician with a proven record of not being able to unite Democrats and Republicans in the Illinois State Senate and the U.S. Senate. Obama is known for adding his name to numerous bills at the last minute to take credit for bill s that he did nothing during the creation phase. Not bad for someone that went to private schools all his life thanks to his White Grandmother that he so easily disrespected as any typical White person would (Obama’s own words; correlation to Obama’s reference about typical Whites being afraid seeing Blacks on the sidewalk).
The primary value that a leader should possess is not being a liar. In Sen. Barack Obama’s case, he should change his nickname or middle name to “liar” since he thinks he is very good at it. I will never understand how Americans deny Obama’s flawed character. Overall, I guess Americans are used to opening their wallets to same-old-type of politicians that tell you what you want to hear. This is the new “Hero” of the 21st century. You should try muting your television and listen to Obama words. You will see that he speaks less eloquent and his change messages are typical of a Washington politician with little substance. One Sen. Hillary Clinton wins or drops out of the race, the Senator from Illinois will be lost since he will not be able to plagiarize Clinton’s programs that he plagiarizes once she announces any new incentive. Massachusetts voters learned well from Obama close friend, Governor Patrick Duval. He too used the MLK and JLK references eloquently but to date has delivered record high unemployment rates and few of his campaign promises have materialized. The problem with on-the-job training is that the average tax payer suffers while the inexperience politician gains experience and knowledge.