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February 18, 2008

Tanzania Welcomes Bush, but Obama Is Topic No. 1 on the Streets

Yesterday, it was young Arabs.

Obama and Clinton excite them. I wonder if they know another guy’s running. You know, old whatshisname.

Oh yeah, Mike Gravel.

2 Responses to “Tanzania Welcomes Bush, but Obama Is Topic No. 1 on the Streets”

  1. gravel kucinich paul nader Says:
    February 18th, 2008 at 7:24 am

    WHERE DUTY CALLS

    Nader Gravel & Paul Kucinich

    Awake from your slumber
    4 Wise Men march with the people
    Washington DC

    Whistleblowers
    Honesty compassion intelligence guts
    Not carrots sticks coercive diplomacy

    Divided we fall
    Mike Gravel
    Dennis Kucinich
    Ron Paul
    Ralph Nader
    No bribery blackmail extortion

    Rage against the machine
    Democracy rising democracy now
    Suffer not

  2. McNamara Says:
    February 19th, 2008 at 1:10 pm

    Mike Gravel is an important voice in this race. We do not live in a true democracy now, and Mike Gravel is the leading voice to bring us to that. Not Kucinich. Not Nader, who won’t even run as a Democrat. And certainly not Ron Paul, who is an old-line rightist. See the website On Day One about his National Democracy Inititative.