What bothers me is that he didn't realize it. Was it not in writing on that little script deal he was reading off of? Yeah i understand people make
mistakes and truly this should hardly be an issue. As far as the " I like this 'cause it shows that he's human" comments. With all those socialist
ideas, he damn well better be more than human, 'cause thats the only way socialism could work in its truest form. Perfect Government/society needs a
perfect administrator. If you can't remember that the US has 50 states and not 59 then I'm pretty sure you aren't that perfect administrator. Oh
wait, disregard all my comments, I'm just bitter with the government cause I live in a small town.
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maybe what he meant to say just came out wrong......
perhaps he was trying to say that hes been to different states 57 times.....
Counting his visits not his states??
Just a suggestion.... I don't know anything about the election or the candidates...
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What I find interesting in the video is hes says 57 states hes been to, but then to make things worse he adds he has one more to go to  then on to
say Alaska and Hawaii he did not go to This to me is hardly a slip of the tongue.
So even with the less two of Alaska and Hawaii he is still off by 8 states.....big slip up there hmmm.
See we are just getting the same old, same old.
[edit on 15-5-2008 by CaptGizmo]
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 Originally posted by banyan
Originally posted by bigbert81
It's a slip up. 
exactly. i like minor slip ups. it shows me they are real. like i said earlier, though, if it happens frequently, it shows me stupidity and the aching
signs of a puppet trying to speak or move without it's puppeteer or script.
if obama never made mistakes...i'd be more worried that something sinister is in the works. at least right now, it's not apparent  .
lol, i do not mind a slip up once in a while.
But for god's sake, look at bush, the guys whole career has been one big slip up!!!!!! He should actually be in comedy, but then again, he would
probably screw up the jokes!!!
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If he becomes President of the USA, I would worry for the rest of the world. My dad, who is an American is none too impressed with the man, and my dad
says he hasn't got the bottle like Hilary Clinton and would make America more of a laughing stock.
I think he would be a puppet, and if he is elected I think it would be because they know they can manipulate him, but not Hilary. Hilary is not a
push-over like Obama comes across to the public.
His blunderings on historical facts, which every president should know, and his sexist comments calling women, 'sweetie' is a bit sickening. What
does he think that all us women are children, or is he going to be like Bill Clinton when he gets into office.
Hilary wasn't unfaithful to her husband, and has shown herself to be a force to be reckoned with in the face of criticism.
Obama was quick to point out her blunder, but he has made several more and she even had the decency to apologize for her mistake. He keeps repeating
his mistakes. Lord forbid he makes any mistakes while he is in office. G-d help the USA.
I have nothing against the man, as an individual, but being a natural born citizen of the UK, who had the privilege to go to school in America and
being a daughter of an American Serviceman and his British Wife, I do take an interest in American and British politics, especially where leaders are
concerned.
I had Gordon Brown weighed up right from the start, and the blunders that he has caused our country is going to happen to your country, as Obama and
Brown are cut from the same cloth. They have the same persona and come across too over confident, and full of bluster. They dither on issues that are
important to the people, and are more concerned with power than the people.
Gordon Brown has fulfilled every prophecy I had told my husband about him. It is a shame that I didn't post them here. There is just something in the
both of them that wreaks of wanting great political power, and yet manipulated easily by outside sources.
I will pray for the American People if Obama is the candidate for the democrats. If it were between Obama and McCain, I think McCain would be the
better of the two, as he is not weak like Obama. On the other hand, if it was Hilary and McCain, then Hilary is the stronger of the two, over all she
is more dynamic.
Obama would be wise to have Hilary as his vice-president, if he is the candidate. She can steer him in the right direction and keep him on track
having been a first lady, and help his wife to prepare for her role as first lady, as she will need it.
Like I said, I am not judging the man, I am judging the politician. I am from the outside looking in and I can see clearly what kind of president he
will make. He will probably need his wife like Bill needed Hilary.
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It isn't just the 57 state gaff -
Barack is totally ignorant of critical foreign policy issues For example, he claimed that “Arabic” translators are needed in Afghanistan. This
is inexcusable for someone who wants to be Commander-in-Chief. The languages of Afghanistan are Pashto and Dari Persian.
Again - looks like Obama has 'lost his bearings'. 
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Just for the record I think all of the present candidates are pretty lame and examples of the same old political BS. Now Hillary has had her fair
share as well as McCain, but when ever anyone picks on poor little Obama,his Obamatrons freak out. Well anyway enjoy Obamas speaking skills here
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reply to post by Jessicamsa
To him its election states.
Guam, Puerto Rico, Philippines, Virgin Islands, Panama... perhaps
they all get to vote.
Two more to go....
ED: 51 plus those 5 if they have voting arrangements, OK one more.
[edit on 6/2/2008 by TeslaandLyne]
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