Barrack's speech needs a "solution"

Written by: Judith McKenzie on Mar 20, 2008 5:30 PM EDT

Having listened to the news media lauding the speech of Barrack as the "most important speech since Martin Luther King's 'I have a dream' speech," I have one complaint: we know these problems exist...what do YOU, AS A CANDIDATE SUGGEST WE DO ABOUT THEM?

MLK had "solutions" as well as "forgiveness"...which is NOT AN OPTION for Christians. He inspired to non-violent protests over specific injustices.

Hatred/bitterness...like oil and water...cannot/do not mix. How can a Presidential candidate make excuses for a "hate speech."

What is the specific complaint, now? What can the government do to correct the division and the bitterness? Explaining it away...won't work.

Additionally, I suggest that entitlement is no longer the answer, as it appears to promote division and bitterness, as well as a lack of ingenuity. We have created a dependency, and while well--intentioned, have enabled the passionate hatred we have heard on the clips. Many are inspired to vote for Obama out of guilt, as well as need.

THINK THINK THINK...people. Otherwise the Republicans will have it again. An EFFECTIVE LEADER is called for now.

Obama lacks wisdom that comes from life experiences. Hillary's life has been, almost exclusively, in the political arena. She has the demeanor and wisdom required to lead, effectively!!

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