One America, One United America??? With Republicans and Demoncrates? Is it...

[samuellys2007]

...Possible??? As far as the world history is concern, most countries has been disunited and separated more and more. Do you thing someone like Obama could change the current divisive trend in politics? Do you ever think that people can be truly united?

[huckleberryjimmy]

No true racists people really want to be seperate and will find a way to be seperate with impunity. If it's not skin color, it will be gender or religion, or hair color or height, or weight or party affiliation.
True racists will always find away to form cliques in society and I do not need to specify here which party represents the true racists, that's common knowledge.

[Jeff M]

No I don't think Obama can pull it off. What's worse is that he knows this as well. He's just saying anything to get your vote. And you're not making him prove his statements. You're just falling all over him because he said "change".

[regerugged]

No and no. I am a conservative. I will never compromise my values. I won't rest until all liberals are converted to the right way of thinking.
I will never vote for or follow any left wing liberal loony.

[oldmarine08]

Never Ever happen...two entirely different ideologies!

[black leopard]

obama will not. he will make the divisions far wider.

[Bill]

It's possible, but only if the minority (conservatives) could learn to write and spell better, so that their thoughts could be understood by the more intelligent majority (liberals).

[notawanda]

You are sadly mistaken if you think Americans are not united! 9/11 was the most recent example of how united we are...our political process is another example. It may appear that our parties separate us when in fact they unite us in the effort to create the best government for our country. We may disagree on what that is, by are united in the process.

[Not-so-much-of-a-fan]

It's remotely possible in some places but not this country...people will always have different opinions on different issues.