From an outsiders point of view....

It seems like the press (British press anyway) are more in favour of Obama to win. Maybe it's because of his colour, maybe it's because they think it's time for the Democrats to get back in. But it does seem slightly tilted in favour of Obama.

Does anyone else see it that way?

Fundy

While I can't speak for the British media, I can talk about the U.S. The media in this country is so liberally biased that it makes one want to puke. No matter what the nutjob Democratic Muslim does, he is praised as though he were the "real" Messiah. Nothing new about that, it's pretty much always been that way.

These are the same weirdo's that believe global warming is real, that windmills will replace oil and that Hollywood opinions matter.

It's all good though. If the media gets their man in Washington, they can say goodbye forever to any type of freedom of the press...unless they are talking about MURDERING unborn babies or telling us how more condoms/sex education for kindergartners will benefit us.

England supports the Muslim.
France supports the Muslim.
Russia supports the Muslim.
Hamas supports the Muslim.

4 pretty compelling reasons to NOT support B. Hussein Obama...in my humble opinion.




McCain/Palin '08

You left out two important endorsements that he also has:


Victor Chavez (Venezualan Communist Dictator)
Pres. Ahmademonnutjob (Iranian Pres.)



Two more good reasons not to vote for the Obamination.

Seems like most of the world wants the U.S. to elect liberal presidential candidates that have no back-bone when it comes to war, and defending our boarders and interests abroad.
I expect that in many cases they fear what might happen if they raise the anger of a president that isn't afraid to launch a large scale invasion on a country ill equipped to defend itself. But I have no idea why Great Britian would have anything to fear from us.

Another reason why the world wants to see a liberal spendocrat in the White House is that they will spend more of the U.S. taxpayers money on "programs" to benefit the nation and the world. So in the eyes of some non-U.S. countries this could mean more U.S. dollars in their pockets.
I dunno, could be they just fell into the hypnotic rethoric charm of a politician who can eloquently say nothing at all.

I don't think the British press fear anything from the US, but the way they work is they highlight any small thing that'll sell papers. So Obama could be the first black president - that would sell papers. Most of it just comes down to money in the end.

Most see the republicans as the Christian right, and democrats as the liberal left. And the UK generally shys away from Christianity, 'cause it's too one sided. They try and embrace all - which never really works!

Fundy