John Mayer Blogs About Obama
John Mayer blogged about Barack Obama on Huffingtopost.com yesterday. Of course, this is barely a shock. We all know about John Mayer’s love affair with blogging. It almost broke up his last relationship for Goddsakes.
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In the essay he talks about being a young adult in a post 9-11 world and how Barack Obama represents a kind of “tangible” hope that hasn’t been seen by his generation. The post actually isn’t half bad. John can string a sentence together, and I admire this sort of activism more than I do the flashy, tacky antics of bobbleheads like Paris Hilton and Speidi. Excerpt below:
What Barack Obama says to me is these days are good for something. Just when I’d thought my only role as an adult was to help shoulder the nation through its darkest days (known to us as “the rest of them”), Obama gives me the feeling that I could be alive to witness one of the most brilliant upturns in a country’s history. Imagine that — a young adult in this day and age being given something to someday brag to his children about having being alive to witness. What a concept.
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Sen. Jim Webb , D- Va. , told the audience in Roanoke , “They say, ‘That person’s not like you, that person doesn’t understand you,’” but ” Barack Obama is like you. He knows what it’s like to struggle.”
Webb said much has been made of “certain ethnic issues” but while Obama’s father was born in Kenya , his mother was from ” Kansas by way of Kentucky .” Webb said that meant if Obama were elected he would be the 14th president whose family ties go “back to the mountains of this area.”
Your American Ancestry includes ancestors from not only Hawaii and Kansas, but
also Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Virginia, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, North Carolina, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and across the Atlantic: Ireland, Wales, Netherlands, and much more.
Not even a week after the president election the blond topblogger from Sweden, Linda Ekholm speaks out loud about Obama!
And I really believe this is truly written by heart. Scary!
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I’ve read many articles talking about John Mayer’s blog post of hope.I would say it nice to hear a popular hollywood celebrity talks about it and by this,it also shares the hope to the readers.