Obama, Osama

On October 23, 2007, in Greenwood, South Carolina, Presidential Candidate Romney made a presentation about his issues to the Chamber of Commence. During his talk on terrorism, he accidentally mentioned Osama instead of Barack Osama. He did mention Osama, but it was on the use of a videotape of Osama Bin Laden talking about insurgents. One of Romney's spokesman backed him up by saying that it was just a slip of tongue on Mr. Romney's part. However, on the side of Barack Osama, his spokesman said they weren't too thrill of his accidental slip of tongue. Mr. Obama said he didn't pay much attention to Mr. Romney's speech anyway.

Here is a short paragraph on the life of Barack Osama. Barack Osama is currently one of the 2008 Presidential candidates running for presidency. He is the United States Senator from Illinois and he supports the Democratic party. Osama went to Columbia University and Harvard Law School when he graduated from both colleges. Osama ocassionally held jobs such as university lecturer, community organizer, and a civil rights lawyer. Osama got marry in 1992 and have two daughters. He wrote two bestselling books later on in his life. The first book is about his memories when he was younger which he called Dreams from My Father the second book was about U.S. politics which he called The Audacity of Hope. Now that he is running for President, let's hope that he gets a lot of votes.

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2008 Presidential Candidates on Religion

Religion is very important to the 2008 Presidential Candidates. Each of them discribed themselves as having a religious background. Some of them are more religious than others, and some of them tend to express their religious views quite frequently. Religion plays a big part in everyday life, whenever its at work, at school or at home. You tend to see religion everywhere, epecially in politics. Even in politics, there is religion. There should be a separation of church and state. That is what the law said, but sometimes it hard to talk about politics without talking about religion too. The 2008 Presidential Candidates needs religious voters to vote for them, especially Christian voters. Since Christianity make up the largest religious population in the world, it is obivous that they go more for the Christians voters, but other religions are important as well. Religion plays a part in very person's life whatever they like it or not.

This is a summary analysis of some of the 2008 Presidential Candidate on religious expressions

Democrats
1. John Edwards: 28% very religious, 56% somewhat religious, 16% not too/not at all religious
2. Barack Obama: 24% very religious, 60% somewhat religious, 16% not too/not at all religious
3. Hillary Clinton: 16% very religious, 53% somewhat religious, 31% not too/not at all religious

Republicans
1. Mitt Ronmey: 46% very religious, 44% somewhat religious, 10% not too/not at all religious
2. John McCain: 19% very religious, 66% somewhat religious, 15% not too/not at all religious
3. Fred Thompson: 16% very religious, 65%c somewhat religious, 19% not too/not at all religious
4. Rudy Giuliani: 14% very religious, 63% somewhat religious, 23% not too/not at all religious

(August 2007 Poll)


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