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Steeling Obama

Barack Obama has really received a vast amount of attention lately.  You would think that someone promoting a book would in fact receive some, thanks to the planned strategy to sell the book.  But a Time cover? Nonstop press coverage? All the buzz about how he'd be this great presidential candidate?

Don't get me wrong.  Obama seems like a decent man and I don't have anything against him.  It surprises me that he is getting all this attention when he hasn't said anything new.  At least I haven't read anything interesting from him.  Everything just sounds nice, but with little substance.

Now, since I live in Northern Virginia, I've been able to follow the Maryland Senate race.  I've watched the adds, followed the interviews, read the articles and caught the debates.  I find Michael Steele to be an amazing candidate.  His message truly resonates with what I believe in: is not about what the goverment can do for you, is about the tools you need to do it yourself.  I found Steele's campaign strategy to be positive, avoiding (so far) negative adds and focusing on keeping a distance from the current political soup bowl in DC.

The point I wanted to throw out is this one:  Say the stars align this Nov. 7 and Steele wins the election.  We will have our 2nd black senator.  I wonder if he will get the same type of honeymoon welcome that Obama received. 

It would be an incredible political experiment to have these two senators run for President in a not so distant future.  I've read in countless places that America is ready for a black president.  Funny how we live in the 21st century still stuck with the need to make race such a big deal.  But well, that's another topic for another night.

I would pay money to watch that Obama vs Steele presidential debate.  Moderated by Brian Lamb, of course!
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