Although I have strong feelings about politics, I generally keep my thoughts to myself. For the past sixteen years I've preferred to steer clear of the nastiness. Plus, I haven't wanted to distract anyone from listening to my message about embracing possibility. But what an exciting Presidential race. (I'm as eager to watch the Republicans next week as I was to watch the Democrats.) As America's first biracial nominee, Barack Obama's candidacy exemplifies the theme of this blog: Think it's too late to make a change? Think again!
Friday, August 29, 2008
Although I have strong feelings about politics, I generally keep my thoughts to myself. For the past sixteen years I've preferred to steer clear of the nastiness. Plus, I haven't wanted to distract anyone from listening to my message about embracing possibility. But what an exciting Presidential race. (I'm as eager to watch the Republicans next week as I was to watch the Democrats.) As America's first biracial nominee, Barack Obama's candidacy exemplifies the theme of this blog: Think it's too late to make a change? Think again!
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what an amazing speech.
ReplyDeleteI agree. For the first time in at least a decade, I woke up this morning proud to be an American-- proud, that is, to live in a country where a man like Barack Obama can become a major party's Presidential nominee.
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