President Obama coming to Jamaica!

[Mike_D]

I agree with Troublemaker and HarryS. I don't see any correlation between Barack Obama and the people of Jamaica.

And, by the way - I voted for Obama.

I'm not going to post any further on this thread.

[Troublemaker_420]

You don't see a correlation for one simple reason....unless you are playing the ever-tired race card, there IS no correlation of ANY kind.

[TimP420]

Never in my lifetime has a president been so disrespected as Obama. He is also the first African American president. I don't think it's a coincidence. I don't think it's playing the race card, it's stating the obvious.

[Shaggy]

well said

[Yesihunt2]

i wonder if we could convince jamaica to keep him??

agree!!!

[Patricia]

Bet if Obama was bringing back jet-skis "Jaherring" would welcome him with open arms ~~

[Troublemaker_420]

Regardless of how you feel about Obama, good, bad or indifferent, its silly to think you should/have to feel the same way about Jamaica/Jamaicans. I can't understand why this is such a difficult concept to understand

[KitchenBeeotch]

Time to get the popcorn! Anyone wanna take bets on how long this thread will get before Rob closes it down?

P.S. (I'm with you Troublemaker_420)

[BostonBob]

Yes this type of discussion seems to have no place on this web site. We do not come here for president likes or dislikes. Who cares who you like, dislike, respect or disrespect. It is a discussion of politics and like religion and abortion, the end result of related discussion, generally is division of people and people showing deep beliefs that would be better left to themselves.

[Packrat]

Really? Enough already, can we just stick to the topic of a US sitting US President visiting Jamaica and stop with all the bickering. Regardless of who it is, it is a big deal of a sitting President to visit. The only 2 I know of were FDR and he was there to scout strategic military sites and Reagan who met with Seaga over his "war on drugs" plan.