well ,now Obama has win his first primary in south carolina ,maybe he will be the first black president in America.that's gonna be cool~!

OBAMARCH Philadelphia was a positive experience.It looked bad at first 43 people signed up but only two of us showed.But we moved on walking down Market Street.Things looked better we got 4 college students to march with us.Along the way we were just talking to people who supported Obama and we had peeping cheering us on and beeping their horns.Of course we had ignorant people but we just focussed on all the positive people we met.Then you had the people who looked like us like we were crazy it's ashame because even if they don't want to get involved this election has an affect on EVERYONE.I was fed up and I DID SOMETHING ABOUT IT!

I am also ANTI-Bush and created this sign

"George is like a BUSH"

1.He has no intelligence

2.He stands around doing nothing

3.He's only good for COVERING UP

"Whats the difference between George Bush and a broken mirror?One gives you 7 years bad luck the other gives you 8.

But we did accomplish something when the day was over.I am sure we got people thinking.And hearing Obama winning in South Carolina made every thing even better.

Do you notice that Obama sounds like The Rock?Maybe we should call him BA-ROCK.The Rock as Vice President I can go for that.OBAMA BA-ROCKS 2008!

Hi Kelly,

  Unfortunately Obama lost the popular vote in Nevada BUT he did take more deligates which is what will help him win the nomination in the end.  

  I think everyone that helped canvas for him should get a lot of credit and deserve great Kudo's for their effort and support.  

  Will you also take an active part canvassing for the Hawaii caucus February 19th?  There is still a lot more states to win. Currenty Obama is 2 deligates ahead of Clinton so the contest is far from over.  

  I think the new you tude video was a great open forum and will help move more asian and island pacificers get connected and hopefully motivate them to take an active part as their votes, as is everyones, are very important and their voice counts

  You also deserve credit for helping to educate and motive asians to take part in choosing the future of this country.  

  Listening to your You Tube video you mention feeling a strong connection to Obama and noted that he also comes from Hawaii.  

  Being and independant I am looking at candidates on both sides and would still like to hear more on why you feel he is the right choice.  I know he is seen as the candidate that will bring about change for the country.  What are the main campaign issues you see him taking stands that have you supporting him.

   I think it is great to see people take active rolls in supporting the candidate that really matches what they want for the country and would really like to hear from you on this.

  Keep up the good work and I hope to hear from you.

I am calling my march/rally OBAMARCH.Hopefully this will start a trend of having Obamarches around the country.We didn't win Nevada but we just gotta move on....

I am organizing biweekly rallies for Obama here in Philadelphia so my plan is to have rallies somewhere downtown and other locations around the city.Then we just walk around holding signs and showing our support.Hopefully we can have that" Pied Piper" effect on people and as we walk around more people will just join in on the march.I have 30 people so far but I know that number will GROW.I am buying some megaphones so I know that "you have to spend some change to make change"Our first rally will be   Saturday January 26 right near City Hall.

I appreciate the thoughts from you and Eric, but I especially took in Chris Yogi's comments. The U.S. is in danger of losing it's preeminant position on the world stage financially, culturally, and otherwise -- I think Obama brings to the table a way to differentiate the American experience to the outside globalized world.

nice to see you

Many interesting thoughts. I especially liked it when the actor from Ohio said, "It's not about being president...it's about making a difference, no matter what your background." Thanks for sharing.....