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Re: Will.I.Am Releases Sequel to “Yes, We Can”; We Are The Ones

Doug Julien — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 19:58:03 -0000

@Jo, RE#1 said:

"They don't seem to be that diverse.

No Asians, no Arabs, no Indians, no Native Americans, etc..."

Not sure what you mean... I personally know people of every one of those descriptions who support Obama.

Re: Will.I.Am Releases Sequel to “Yes, We Can”; We Are The Ones

Rodolfo Gomes — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 15:11:07 -0000

Go Obama o/

One World
A Word
"Change" OBAMAAAAAAAA !

Brazil...

Re: Will.I.Am Releases Sequel to “Yes, We Can”; We Are The Ones

SuezanneCBaskerville — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 23:14:39 -0000

Electing yet another statist is unlikely to produce a desirable effect, if history is any guide.

What exactly does this news of a third video have to do with social networking?

Re: Will.I.Am Releases Sequel to “Yes, We Can”; We Are The Ones

shabz — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 09:20:45 -0000

im watching from the uk! and i only have 3 words to say, YES WE CAN!! we are ready for change!

Re: Will.I.Am Releases Sequel to “Yes, We Can”; We Are The Ones

Eric Sims Jr. — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 21:48:26 -0000

Jake,
Go to Hillary. Where diversity is their main ingredient. Angry white women over 50 who look past supporting a woman who can only get elected by being married, and claim she did it on her own.
Otherwise, do not buy just what is being sold. Look deeper. In Colorado, Obama won the Hispanic vote. In California, Hillary did much worse than she originally thought. Look at how the Clinton campaign will not hesitate to use race as a weapon if needed. First her staff, then Bill, then Ferraro has her racist breakdown insinuating that Obama is somehow an affirmative action beneficiary. Obama won across all boundaries in the most state. Clinton focused on party stucture. Obaman went to the people - all people, all creeds, all colors, and most importantly, all classes. Obama understands poverty, because he lived it. Clinton never lived poverty, and is ceremonial at best in her "experience."

Re: Will.I.Am Releases Sequel to “Yes, We Can”; We Are The Ones

Mix — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 11:57:30 -0000

More Obama songs.

Re: Will.I.Am Releases Sequel to “Yes, We Can”; We Are The Ones

sapereaude17 — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 10:33:34 -0000

There's a JFK quality about Obama (and not just the Kennedy endorsements): younger, attractive, energetic, hopeful. These elements have brought out a younger-looking group of celebs who maybe reflect a younger group of voters who are getting involved for the first time this year due to Obama. JFK had a bit more experience in Congress prior to his run in 1960, but anyone in their forties is going to have an experience disadvantage against someone in their sixties or (ahem) seventies.

Mark - Is your third paragraph missing the word "third" since this video is the third project will.i.am has done regarding Obama?

Re: Will.I.Am Releases Sequel to “Yes, We Can”; We Are The Ones

Shmoe — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 08:54:00 -0000

I think the first one was better too!

Re: Will.I.Am Releases Sequel to “Yes, We Can”; We Are The Ones

SuezanneCBaskerville — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 07:15:52 -0000

I just watched the first of the videos.

It seemed creepy. People singing about a political candidate. Singing national anthems creeps me out, and singing religious songs to invisible gods is creepy too. Hearing the name over and over, seeing the weird effect that political hierarchies have on people, turning to the leaders of violence wielding government organizations to somehow magically make the world into a good place through the use of state force instead of reason and mutually voluntary action.

Creepy.

Re: Will.I.Am Releases Sequel to “Yes, We Can”; We Are The Ones

Amy Strecker — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 05:57:07 -0000

Anyone else think the first video was better?

Re: Will.I.Am Releases Sequel to “Yes, We Can”; We Are The Ones

Jake — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 05:52:25 -0000

@Jo, RE#1:

They don't seem to be that diverse.

No Asians, no Arabs, no Indians, no Native Americans, etc...

Re: Will.I.Am Releases Sequel to “Yes, We Can”; We Are The Ones

Jo — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 04:46:04 -0000

I've been watching the election from the UK. I'm obviously not close to the action. Nonetheless, I think many commentators miss the point of what Obama supporters are saying. This is what I hear.

1. The people who support Obama are diverse. This is an important political point and for which alone, many people will add their vote.

2. People feel heard. Either what Obama says resonates with them or there is something in his organization which listens.

3. The key political issue facing the US at this time is renegotiating the world order, at home and abroad. Obama recognizes this and is going about it positively with as few preconditions as possible.

A key phrase is "I believe in Barack Obama because he believes in us". This is a key characteristic of a successful leader as 'collective efficacy' is a key characteristic of a successful polity.
We are seeing a changing of the guard. The young generation is coming through and understands the role of the US in the new world order.

Re: Will.I.Am Releases Sequel to “Yes, We Can”; We Are The Ones

Steve Garfield — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 04:06:07 -0000

Cup O Politics releases two music parody videos:

Hillary Clinton: Desperado - Come to your senses.

Parody of the Eagleâ€™s Desperado featuring Hillary Clinton.

Obama and Clinton: Breaking Us In Two.

Mashup of CNN Texas Debate footage featuring Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton featuring a parody of Joe Jacksonâ€™s Breaking Us In Two.

Featuring local Boston writer and musician David Wildman.