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I dont believe these things are taken out of context, imho the same context is felt when watching the original clips.

I agree that judging someone by a name or color is stereotyping someone; although that is not the case here. Obama was known as Barry Soetoro when attending a school in Indonesia while studying the Koran. His current image has been crafted by his followers and the media that has been worshipping him.
http://web.israelinsider.com/Articles/Politics/13056.htm

Why do you not place your hand over your heart?
What state do you live in?
I always place my hand over my heart as a way to pay respect to those who have died protecting our freedom.

Posting this blog does not show a lack of intelligence or ignorance; you dont know me from Adam. I dont agree with his policies because

• I am against socialism;
• I am against increasing the size of government;
• I am against government bailouts;
• I am against raising taxes;
• I do believe in our costitutional rights;
• I do believe we need a government as small as possible to get the job done; not expanding it for regulatory purposes;
• I do believe in a "fair tax";

You may be glad now, but more and more Obama supporters are starting to see the light.

I think Mitt Romney was the best choice of all the candidates. The man is brilliant when it comes to running a business; a skill that would definitely be useful in these hard economic times...

Here is an excerpt from Wikipedia

Turning around the 2002 Winter Olympics

Romney served as president and CEO of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games held in Salt Lake City. In 1999, before Romney was hired, the event was running $379 million short of its revenue benchmarks. Plans were being made to scale back the games in order to compensate for the fiscal crisis.^[19] The Games were also damaged by allegations of bribery involving top officials, including then Salt Lake Olympic Committee (SLOC) President and CEO Frank Joklik. Joklik and SLOC vice president Dave Johnson were forced to resign.^[20]

On February 11, 1999, Romney was hired as the new president and CEO of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee.^[21] Romney revamped the organization's leadership and policies, reduced budgets, and boosted fund raising. He also worked to ensure the safety of the Games following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 by coordinating a $300 million security budget.^[22] Despite the initial fiscal shortfall, the Games ended up clearing a profit of $100 million, not counting the $224.5 million in security costs contributed by outside sources.^[23][24]

Romney contributed $1 million to the Olympics, and donated the $825,000 salary he earned as President and CEO to charity.^[25] He wrote a book about his experience titled Turnaround: Crisis, Leadership, and the Olympic Games.^[26]