SOS / Google Madelyn Dunham

Submitted by lynnhanley (United States), Jul 7, 2008 at 02:47

SOS - Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. Was a long weekend with a family birthday. Thank you for understanding my concerns about Obama's "hidden agenda" mentality. I don't want to go into a long detailed story, but suffice it to say that I am a 63 year old white woman raising a 14 year old Native American grandson / Point One. I live on the West Coast with an understanding of the Pacific Rim ( Obama's homeland ) and its melting pot mindset, i.e., there is no color line / Point Two. I have worked in media for 30 years and know a snow job when I see one / Point Three.

All any one needs to do to get a better handle on Obama's personality and goals is start by googling his grandmother, Madelyn Dunham. Also, a search of Wichita, Kansas newspapers under Obama's name also is very insightful. I don't know if you have done any of this. I think perhaps you are just very intuitive about smoke and mirrors, which is the essence of Obama's personality. There are just too many unanswered questions about his past. Put it this way, if he were trying to pass a security clearance, without any more info than he has given us, I don't think he would make the grade.

I go back to my original statement, I am all for change and improvement in the American landscape, but that does not happen with just hip, slick and cool. Somewhere in there, there has to be some true integrity / honesty / consistency. John McCain may not be a perfect candidate, but for five long years he looked into the face of death and hatred and never blinked, not even once. Obama will be whatever anyone wants him to be and, black, white or purple, that scares the living --- out me.

Thanks again for understanding. Best regards always.

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