Barack Obama acts presidential on every issue, except Gaza

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President-elect Barack Obama is addressing every major issue in the United States before officially being sworn in as president Jan. 20. But, when it comes to showing leadership on the Gaza Strip and the carnage there, Obama is saying this country should only have one president at a time. Change? He sure did!
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The choice for president is simple

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Ray Hanania's World Comic Strip
Nov. 2, 2008: The choice for president is simple. John McCain or Barack Obama. The consequences are clear.

The New Frontier -- and threat of an American Nightmare

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Ray Hanania's World Comic Strip Oct. 27, 2008
Rightwing hate-mongering and hate-speech can change hopes for "The New Frontier" to the New American Nightmare.

Reports say that the FBI has captured a handful of extremists who planned to assassinate Barack Obama. The hatemongering from the extreme right like Ann Coulter, Sean Hannity, Don Wade (well, Don Wade isn't too bad -- but I'm afraid his blood pressure is getting too high and he needs to chill) and others are feeding into the extremists and creating an environment where a tragedy threatens.

Biden Palin debate about change: not a lot of change

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Joe Biden and Sarah Palin debate about bringing "Change." Not a lot of change, apparently.
Ray Hanania's World Comic Strip Oct. 3, 2008

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BARACK OBAMA: Let's not talk about family in this campaign

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Ray Hanania's World Comic Strips Sept. 3, 2008
Barack Obama/Joe Biden versus John McCain/Sarah Palin
On the issue of what can and can't be discussed by the news media.

Hillary Clinton: Americans are not big on quitting. So why quit?

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Hillary Clinton's Democratic National Convention Speech
Ray Hanania's World Comic Strip
Tuesday, August 26, 2008

"And on that path to freedom, Harriet Tubman had one piece of advice.
If you hear the dogs, keep going. If you see the torches in the woods, keep
going. If they're shouting after you, keep going. Don't ever stop. Keep
going. If you want a taste of freedom, keep going. Even in the darkest of
moments, ordinary Americans have found the faith to keep going.
I've seen it in you. I've seen it in our teachers and firefighters, nurses and police
officers, small business owners and union workers, the men and women of our
military — you always keep going.

"We are Americans. We're not big on quitting."

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Barack Obama and his "Walls"

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Ray Hanania's World
July 26, 2008
Barack Obama in Berlin vowed to break down the walls that separate people, reaching to cast himself as an heir to the late President John F. Kennedy. But Obama hypocriticallyt ignored the Wall in Israel built to separate Palestinians from their lands.

The Fog of Politics: John mcCain's hypocrisy on Obama

John McCain blasts Barack Obama for not having foreign policy experience ... something McCain brags he has. Then why didn't he use it?

Ray Hanania's World Comic Strips
July 20, 2008
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Barack Obama's hypocrisy on Arabs and Muslims

Barack Obama's hypocrisy. Once a champion of human rights in the Middle East, Obama is pandering to extremists and turning away from defending the rights of Arabs and Muslims in order to become the president of the United States. The recent incident with the woman with the hijab reflects an attitude that has encroached on his campaign
This was the final collaboration with David Kish
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