Amp Up Your Webcams : Ask Barack Obama 10 Questions

Fri26Oct2007

Amp Up Your Webcams : Ask Barack Obama 10 Questions

11:27 H | Topics: 10 Questions - Internet - Politics - TV

Hopefully you've made your question to the presidential candidates via 10Questions.
If you'd rather tackle a specific candidate, now is your chance. The top community-voted question on 10Questions.com as of 10 AM EST on Monday, 10/29 will be asked in that day's MySpace/MTV Obama dialogue. The event is taking place at 1:30 EST at Coe College in Cedar Rapids, IA. The forum will stream live on MySpace.com, MTV's ChooseOrLose.com and MTV Mobile, and will air at 7 p.m. ET that evening on MTV. The audience will also be able to participate by MySpace IM and by rating Obama's responses in real-time on the web. It will also be translated live into Spanish and broadcast on LaVibra.

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1. Ramón ~ Sunday, Oct 28 2007 | 15:28H:

Yes: Mr Obama:
It's obvious that all of the candidates for the presidency are flush with personal wealth (Mitt Romney), or have large campaign funds - such as the rest of you.
Much of this money is coming from corporate contributions, which while they're perfectly legal, because it was members of congress after all who MADE such contributions legal.
Since it's safe to say that all of your asses are mortgaged to corporations and "special" interests; why should we believe that ANY of you have the interests of the American people and the world in mind?
Like your fellow campaigners, you can state that running a successful presidential attempt requires vast amounts of funds, but what about the other Americans, many whom may be infinitely more qualified for the office, but who can't, or won't "sleep around" to get so much questionable money?
That leaves the American people with candidates who are really selected by corporations, and lobbyists.
What do you say to that? Is that really democracy in action?

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