what changes would Obama bring to the world if elected?

Question

i just want to know your thoughts on the above, not john McCain...

thanks

Answer 1

well im actually more worried about what changes he will be bring to us here in america first. i am voting for him with hope that he will do better by us then the gop has. as for the world, let him fix us here at home first before he goes out trying to solve the worlds problems.

Answer 2

Changes that we do not need or want. He is a Socialist and is planning to take America that way.





Obama Would Ruin Economy With Tax Hike



Monday, September 22, 2008 9:03 AM



By: Dick Morris & Eileen McGann Article Font Size



The Wall Street mess now takes center stage in the presidential race. With company after company biting the dust, can John McCain survive as the representative of the incumbent party?



So far, McCain has focused on a populist criticism of Wall Street and its irresponsibility, firing away at corporate greed and lending practices. But he has to fuse the issues of the economy and taxes to show how Barack Obama's tax proposals would lead to a catastrophic implosion of the nation's capital base.



With the top Wall Street houses crashing for a want of capital, how can Obama justify an increase, and perhaps a doubling, of the capital-gains tax?



Obama has already said he might drop his tax hikes if the economy weakens. After noting that it's pretty sad when your best idea for how to help the economy is to abandon your own proposals, McCain should call on Obama to give up on those new taxes right now.



People will sit on their capital rather than invest it if their gains are to be taxed at twice the current rate. And raising taxes on a troubled economy is akin to bleeding a sick patient — medieval "medicine" that does more to kill than to cure.



McCain needs to force Obama to choose between his leftist commitment to income redistribution and the common-sense point that higher taxes on investors and "the rich" would merely deepen the economic mess.



If Obama refuses to abandon his tax hikes, he'll be seen as putting his ideology ahead of the nation's needs. If he does the reverse, he'll be admitting that his tax program has been a mistake — and, by recanting, show how unsteady his hand would be on the tiller.



Hiking taxes at the outset of a slowdown has always made things worse. McCain need point no further back than the first President George Bush, whose tax increase hit just as the economy was slowing from the Reagan expansion — triggering a recession that let Bill Clinton win the White House.



As the financial failures spread, voters will focus on the bad news and be inclined to hand the White House to the party that's out of power. But if they focus focus on the cure Obama proposes, the bad economy could work to McCain's benefit.



© 2008 Dick Morris & Eileen McGann

Answer 3

I think Obama will be an effective President and will balance his duty with our expectations. He has proven he can effectively delegate over others? His campaign can attest to that.





He's very organized and focused...

He'll

1. Accept feedback

A. Knows what the task is

B. Appoint quality leaders (capable people hire capable help)

C. Over see progress (modify or stick to the plan)

D. Make adjustments (promote & fire)

E. Promote the Country ( repair foreign relations, you never know who we'll need in time of crisis.)



Tonight's debate looked like a "few good men".

I'm sure McCain ordered the code red!

Could McCain have been more arrogant and condescending?

Answer 4

You have to first start with negations before you call for weapons. If Bush had thought of that, , America may have possibly saved $400 billion dollars on a war, that has taken over 3000 American Military lives. And remember, there were no WMD. America has lost creditability and respect throughout the World. Did you happen to see how well Obama was received in Germany? America needs more of that.

Answer 5

He is a visionary who believes the country and world can be so much better than they are now. Like FDR, Kennedy, Reagan, and Clinton before him, he understands the core responsibility of a president, which is to set the tone for the nation so we can take ownership of our issues and work to make them better. He expects us all to get involved in getting us out of this mess, which I love because right now we are all trying to blame others for our problems. He realizes recovery will be a long hard road, and we will all need to pitch in to make it happen. His successful experience as a community organizer in urban Chicago have given him incredible team-building skills.



He is also a top-notch diplomat who can respectfully disagree and come to consensus with those who disagree with him. He is an expert at relating to different types of people, which will help him repair the many strained relations we currently have with other countries. He has a "let's work together" attitude, and that can truly improve the world. I also believe he will do an excellent job of filling his cabinet with bright, diverse talent. I'm very excited for his presidency and can't wait for the debate tonight. He is a very special man - I knew his moment was coming several years ago when I first heard him speak.

Answer 6

Peace & Harmony....



I hope he wins but Americas to corrupt to let an ethnic rule the world



I have no doubt someones pulling the strings at the poll station.



He'l be better then Bush lets put it that way but a chimp could do that. Bush used his position for the worst, to benefit his own needs, and impress his daddy by killing his daddys old enemy and stealing oil for his daddys business.



He used you americans if you vote obama that would slap him in his face, not that it will hurt much because hes got what he wanted his oil.

Answer 7

First he actually has a cerebral process. We are not in the 20th century and you must have allies with EVERYTHING ANYMORE. Diplomacy is the only way nations are going to exist. The weaponry that we have now can destroy the world. I know the doctrine of the Democrats are for 95% of the ppl and not the wealthy 5%. Obama being a community organizer has the one characteristic that a president should have and that is to CARE about our country and the citizens standard of living.



He can multi-task. He is NOT a 3rd term Bush. He actually takes questions from reporters and instead of a scripted answer (of a 8 second soundbite). He knows what he is talking about.

Answer 8

The world's perception of the USA would change dramatically as, for the first time in history, the US President would not be a white male.



Obama will seek peace through diplomacy and dialogue.



Obama will invest in education and developing new technologies, that will have a lasting positive economic impact on the US and the world.



It is time for a change, a paradigm shift, in how we view the world the US' leadership in the world.

Answer 9

Fair taxes and to the guy about Socialism, see what pure Capitalism got you in the market today. You need a mix there is no "absolute that works". People first, not the corporation. Medicine available. And most of all, a change from the Bush garbage.

Answer 10

The same as his policies nothing but hot air.

Answer 11

The complete retirement of US troops from Irak, Bush's terrible error and capital mistake.

Answer 12

He won't bring change. He will get in office and blame everything on Bush. We all know Bush messed up. Obama running because he said he can change. Im just not up to hearing excuses if he's elected. He should be able to twirl his magic wand. He is the chosen one right?

Answer 13

his election would restore some level of confidence world wide that we are not really a nation of hateful, ethnocentric, idiotic war mongers.

Answer 14

oh im sure the united states would be eventually part of some world union..





obama cares nothing about protecting the soverignty and indepenence of the united states...

Answer 15

Higher Taxes

Less Foodstamps

& putting every brother to work!

Answer 16

He will bring what is needed at the time....

Answer 17

He would try to make redistribution of wealth work again, and give tax breaks to those who don't pay taxes. Sounds like a winner.

Answer 18

This is OB website and if you click on his blue print link, it will address every issue (in detail).



For those who say, I don't know or nothing... that's ignorant, do your research.



http://www.barackobama.com/issues/

Answer 19

/ Higher taxes for Americans, which means less spending by Americans who travel.



The CAFTA and NAFTA Agreements would cease (Trade with Mexico, Canada, and Colombia).

Answer 20

Well, I think we know we can expect him to look at each problem, call it "a mess," leave town in a huff, and sit on his thumbs in Mississippi. What a guy!

Answer 21

We will become Socialists. I am an american and i will fight to the death against Socialism!

Answer 22

I think his change policy is becoming slimmer and slimmer since everything he put forward costs a lot of money, and that's something we just don't have enough of.

Answer 23

He would destroy the USA and bring on a dictatorship.

Answer 24

the end of time?

Answer 25

well he won't be a conservative..and that's a good thing

Answer 26

one world under Socialism!

Answer 27

At least I'll feel good being black for once

Answer 28

hmm. lets ask reverend wright.... GOD D*MN AMERICA! honestly? we'd be screwed.

Answer 29

He'd leave nothing but change (and lint) in our pockets. That's about it.



But hey, at least everyone can feel good about being black FOR ONCE, right? ha ha ha.

Answer 30

one nation, under obama



no liberty or justice at all!

Answer 31

Higher taxes, more regulation and a Daley in a position he shouldn't be in.

Answer 32

barry will rule the world like a true liberal/marxist...it will be priceless..

Answer 33

nobody really knows



besides that he's gonna redistribute wealth, so every jo shmo can get welfare