Well, this fool's eyes have been opened.

I have been doing my homework. So far, nobody really wants to engage in any creative criticism on the official website. But I am posting my concerns -- the "joshua generation," the AIPAC speech, the inability of the Senator to openly side with the Democratic Party's withdrawal from the Nevada Debate (he wasn't offended by Ailes' comment) and his politically safe position on Iraq. (im registered there also as boatsie)

Soooo, as painful as it was, JJRoss, thank you for your warnings. I'm still right now backing Obama, but I am eagerly awaiting some answers and some backbone. At a meeting last night of volunteers to help with this weekend's Oakland rally, it was clear that other supporters are also now asking for more substance and less exhilerating rhetoric. e.g., what health care plan? what mideast policy? what final stand on ethanol..

I still am holding on to the hope that should he receive the nomination, he and the Republican will opt for public financing, although I don't yet know how that effects fundings from pacs but that is on my list to review.