compare Obama to China is that what he has in mind for usa?

china has robust economy maybe thats his role model

No that is actually what McCain has in mind. About 2 years back McCain was on CSPAN going on in great detail about how if we cut taxes we would have to borrow more from China to finance the war and this had to stop it could not keep going in war time.

We owe China a great deal of money and we pay interest on it. McCain does not mention the debt only lowering taxes when its really selling out the Country not to pay our own way.

Guess McCain thinks winning is more important than the threat to our Country if we do not raise taxes.

Al Gore did mention that we are Borrowing from China to send the money to Iraq. So stop the Obama hate mail you know absolutely nothing about John McCain or you would not be into bashing Obama.

While China is technically a Communist state, it has devolved more into a state based on Chinese nationalism that the ideals of Marxism. The wide class differences between the rural farmers and the wealthy city dwellers point this out.

Opinions on Obama aside, he is far from a Communist. He is definitely closer to socialism than his republican opponent, however. There is no comparison.

Weired imagination... Obama vs China !

Obama was praising China. There is no comparison when two items are identical.

http://www.jasonpye.com/blog/2008/08/obama_praises...

I think the Bush adminisomething has already humbled us enough,thank you very much. Now, what would you in your infinite wisdom suggest that we do now?

no but Bush wants a dictatorship and the other republicans like Palin want to force our children to learn creationism, aka be retarded

Ah, one of the 59 million moron bushies. How's it goin?

That's ludicrous. You have no idea what our country's freedom entails apparently. Please just move to China if you're going to be that dramatic.

funny how the US gov't doesn't mind communist china, yet all other communist countries are bad.......courtesy of your hypocritical republican gov't