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presidents have led our nation. The one who takes the 44th position is up to us. We have seen what can happen to our country when its led by a selfish, uncultured, ill informed and ignorant president, and we don't have to stand for it again. Today is the day that we can wipe our hands clean of a White House that was never controlled by the people. For a long time this countries republicans have been afraid to see someone in office who doesn't look like them, when we should be the ones who should of been afraid all these years. To think that just because Barrack is black that he will somehow screw things up is insulting; considering some of the most recent presidents, who've had the same face of those that are afraid, have led to some of the biggest collapses in our countries history.

We can't trust that McCain will help us because he said with his own mouth that he doesn't know much about economics, and with the way the country is now do we really want someone like that leading us? McCain represents that old mentality, that old South, that old stubbornness that we don't need to see behind the Oval Office doors again. He represents the mindset that they don't have to change because they have the money, the power and the control, that they don't have to evolve with the people, that their class is the only class that can lead us. So I'm asking you, who should be afraid now? We Should... We should be afraid of another Senator like McCain and today we can let him know that this countries hip hop youth isn't going to sit back anymore.

People like McCain don't understand us and its time that we get a president that does. Barrack understands that the stereotype that people like to hold to the hip hop community isn't what they have coined us to be. Hip hop is the man that wakes up every morning and takes his kids to school, hip hop is the woman that helps out her community, hip hop is someone who cares about the people, and for a long time they have gotten us all wrong. To them the hip hop community is full of ignorant, poor, and an uneducated mix of inner city African Americans and spoiled suburban White youth. But lets prove to them today at the polls that they have had us wrong the whole time. We are leaders and we do have a voice! Lets put our vote in for the hip hop culture, the urban culture, and for the person that has been ignored for too long..You! Vote Barrack Obama Today!