Abu Juyyab said through an interpreter, that since January, he and 17 friends have called Americans randomly via the Internet before each primary. Yet Federal Election Law “prohibits any foreign national from contributing, donating or spending funds in connection with any federal, state or local election in the United States, either directly or indirectly.”

Cleta Mitchell, an election law expert who works with Republican clients, told FOX that the money spent at an Internet café to make these calls definitely qualifies as a contribution and that the Obama team needs to track them down and “tell them to stop.” Yeah right! He’ll get right on that!

Where are the quotes from these interviews? Did they mention anything about them or how long they were? No, the only quote they got out of the DOZEN interviews he’s had in Pennsylvania is a 2 second waffle comment? And then they have the audacity to criticize him for not wanting to talk to reports during a 15 minute breakfast?

Pathetic.

Oh, and all you chest-thumping Hillary and McCain fans touting about straight shooting and response to the press, you keep letting Clinton smile, joke, and walk away, or McCain talk in circles, and you’re up in arms about breakfast?

Pay attention to what matters. And I swear, I hear that tired old kitchen metaphor again, I’ll snap.

If this were a contest strictly on judgement, integrity, poise, leadership, inspiration, change and NOT on typical political games, there is no contest. Obama is the obvious choice. I am optimistic that our country is tired of the games and are ready to get some real stuff done. I think the world is watching very closely and our character as a country is being defined. Let’s hope it is defined by Obama and not Rush Limbaugh or Sean Hannity. Our choice…and we deserve whatever the consequences of that choice are. Stay strong and focused Obama. If your campaign over the last 16 months is any indication of how you will run the White House – WOW.