President Barack Hussein Obama.

[jenmito]

Is there a better name for a U.S. president to bring the world together than that?! Nope. :D

[2rth2pwr]

1. Oh, now the claim is that he will unite the world?

good grief.

[screembloodymurder]

He is the second coming.

Get ready. Get on board.

[polichick]

6. Actually, there have been many before him - not just one.

[AX10]

4. It's getting out of hand.

[The Wielding Truth]

14. The country under * rule is "out of hand". Why can't we unite

the world? Are you so jaded that you can't see and support the notion of a better world. In just honoring such a name we have made a statement to those who we have bullied, recklessly dominated, and ignored.

This step to recognize this man, as a man of leadership, is so symbolic. It will dispel the ugly image that has been our legacy through these dark and unaccountable years.

He is only a man and is flawed, but what man or woman isn't. It's the intent and the good works of a leader, that we seek out. If we pick apart any good person we will find indiscretions and mistakes in decisions. We must weigh the rights and wrongs and give this job to the person who can bring us together and bring the strengths that we have always thought was America.

With our help Mr. Obama can give us the freedom to be proud of who we really are. We are not selfish, greedy, disrespectful of religions or lack of religion,life styles, or race.
We expect those around us and representatives to work to the interest of the life, liberty, and common good of humanity. This has been missing from our current corporate leaning government. So yes the name is a start, but we have to work to create all the rest.

[jenmito]

5. He sure would do a better job than Bush or McCain...or even Hillary...

yes.

[Life Long Dem]

11. You got that right.

[jenmito]

18. Thanks.

:hi:

[gateley]

2. No kidding!

Once in office and after having won over those who feared a Black Muslim President, perhaps it will be easier for many to view the rest of the world in a more human way.

GOBAMA!

[jenmito]

8. Yup. And of course he's NOT Muslim, but the fact that we elected him, with his name, speaks volumes

to the world about how hungry we are for a NEW approach to foreign policy.

[polichick]

3. I love the irony! :)

[Dollface]

7. How about Jesus Mohamad Chen?

Pronounced Hay'soos

[jenmito]

9. We're not ready for a Hispanic Muslim Chinese president.

Or maybe we are!

[Rydz777]

26. I like this. President Chen. The Chinese will like us then. nt

[Life Long Dem]

10. Especially for Iraq.

[jenmito]

19. Yup. n/t

[Arkana]

12. It's certainly unusual

but I must admit I'm looking forward to saying "FORMER President George W. Bush" just as much.

[jenmito]

20. Yeah...

as I'm sure is everyone else around the world!

[Forkboy]

13. Anyone who lets a name affect them is an idiot beyond compare.

[Beacool]

15. That would actually be a nightmare for many people.

:scared:

[FrenchieCat]

17. Some of the Same ones that can be scared up to vote for Bush due to 9/11?

I can't argue with that.

[jenmito]

21. Racists and other ignorant people. n/t

[Whisp]

16. a beautiful name for a beautiful person. nt

[jenmito]

22. Agreed. n/t

[cooolandrew]

23. That's what I thought really.

[jenmito]

25. I'm glad...

I hope lots of other people have the same thought. :)

[cooolandrew]

24. That's what I thought really.