Info needed on Barak Obama?

Question

I have heard it said that barak obama used to do drugs at one time--------does anyone have a link to any info to substantiate that claim?

If I wanted to google I could save the 5 points-----stupid

Answer 1

You won't find any dirt on Ron Paul, go search and you might like what you find.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I am a spelling geek. It's Barack.

You're mixing him up with Bush getting drunk.

If, say the president has a Nuclear problem in his food and turns 100 feet tall, the press will say, is the president over 200 feet tall? "No, no, no," Karl Rove will say. "Absolutely not." Then the press asks whether the president is over 90 feet tall. Karl replies, "Unavailible for comment." It's obvious what happened.
Take this real example. Bush ran into a hedge, drunk, when he was 25. The press asks, "Has the president committed any criminal activities in the last 15 years?" Karl says no. "Has he committed any offenses in the las 30?" "Unavailible for comment," Karl says, glancing at the president who looks like an idiot.
Sorry, no source. I looked for 30 minutes, but no luck.

Answer 4

Yes he used cocaine for awhile while in college-many people have tried some form of drug in their teens and twenties: everyone I have ever met has done something at least once out of curiosity, but you grow out of that phase.

He admitted it, which is very honest of him-a lot of politicians hide stuff like that or outright lie about it.

Read his books "Dreams of My Father" and "The Audacity of Hope" to get more of a feel for what kind of person he is.

Answer 5

He wrote it in his book, and has publicly admitted it in interviews.

Most people tried drugs in their teens and twenties.

He says he did some drugs for a while, as part of the usual experimentation phase while in college, and then stopped.

He doesn't currently use drugs, and has even, at the insistence of his wife, given up tobacco.

Well, he probably drinks coffee, and wine.

Answer 6

He admits using drugs. He denies being a Muslim.

Answer 7

He admitted to trying some drugs back when he was in college.

At least he was honest about it, if you believed the words out of Bush's mouth he doesn't even know what cocaine is, never mind his conviction for possession at the "youthful" age of 44.

Answer 8

Obama Statement on Iraq Redeployment Plans
May 15, 2007

“Today, 1518 days after it began, the war in Iraq rages on, with no sign of a resolution.”

“The Iraqi people appear no closer to the settling their differences. The Iraqi government is more divided and dysfunctional than ever. The Iraqi parliament speaks of adjourning for the summer, without addressing the major issues standing in the way of a ceasefire. And our brave young servicemen and women are still fighting and dying to police someone else's civil war.”

Throughout his political career, Barack Obama has been a leader in fighting for open and honest government. During his first year as an Illinois State Senator, he helped lead the fight to pass Illinois' first major ethics reform bill in 25 years. As a U.S. Senator, he has spearheaded the effort to clean up Washington in the wake of theJack Abramoff scanda. Remember, the “Clinton 1984″ bit came from an Obama partisan, who worked for (and had to resign from) a firm that does work for Mr Obama.



So, the Obama campaign not only had nothing to do with that, they actually had their advertising firm fire the guy who was responsible? Sounds to me like Obama is running a squeaky-clean campaign.

The fact is, there's no evidence at all that the smears against Obama are coming from Clinton's campaign. I won't be surprised if it turns out that they are coming from her campaign, but I also won't be surprised if it turns out that they're coming from Romney's, or Giuliani's, or McCain's. Or if it turns out that they're coming from someone like John, who simply hates Obama for reasons that he doesn't seem to feel comfortable articulating.
Comment on Former Schoolmate Accuses Barack Obama of Not Doing Drugs Frankly, I despise Obama for being an idiot. His being an (alleged) pothead is just icing on the cake.
Comment on Former Schoolmate Accuses Barack Obama of Not Doing Drugs by: DanaU.S. Senator Barack Obama on Black Student Political Clout

By Stewart Ikeda, Editor, THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Magazine, and Alexia Robinson, Black College Wire



With the midterm elections coming up, Barack Obama may just be the U.S.A.’s hardest-working politician not up for re-election – traveling throughout his state, the country and the world this summer and fall. In a joint feature, Black College Wire and THE BLACK COLLEGIAN caught up with the Illinois senator right after his visit to Africa and meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus. We discussed the topic of raising the political power of African-American students.

African-American voting stands to be a considerable force this year, and a growing one. In 2004, Black turnout jumped to its highest level in three decades – 47 percent, more than 11 percentage points over 2000, and just 2.5 percentage points fewer than whites – the greatest increase of any racial or ethnic minority group in recent cycles. U.S. youth turnout also rose substantially, largely driven by greater voting among African-American youth. Midterms always attract lower turnout than Presidential elections. However, African Americans were the only group to buck the trend of declining participation in recent midterm elections; Black youth were more likely to vote in 2002 than those of any other race.

But the picture isn’t all rosy.

According to a 2002 national youth survey by the Council for Excellence in Government, Black youths report having little confidence that they can “make a difference” -- in their community or at the ballot box -- which seems to impact upon turnout. And in light of several incidents of African-American and student voter suppression, we wanted to ask the Senator about strategies for building student clout and making a difference.




Sen. Obama stirs the crowd at Xavier University’s commencement
Photo by Irving Johnson III / XULA News Bureau

TBC/BCW: Senator, welcome and thank you for granting us this interview. To begin: We saw and felt the pain of powerless people in New Orleans during and after Hurricane Katrina. What can African Americans, students in particular, do to gain more political power?

Sen. Obama: Well, the first thing is getting informed. When I think about my own career…I wasn’t somebody who was active in politics or public issues when I was in high school. But, when I was a freshman in college, a group of African National Congress representatives came to visit my campus. I recall for the first time thinking what were my responsibilities to help shape the larger world. I became active in the anti-Apartheid movement.

I think every student has the opportunity to get involved in some issue and get informed. It doesn’t have to be the same issue. There are times in our history when one particular issue like the civil rights movement or the Vietnam War focuses everybody’s attention, but there are times when people just make a determination that they’re interested in issues of hunger or education. Whatever it is, I think people getting engaged and involved in some fashion would not only be good for the issue but would be good for them. It’ll give them the opportunity to start seeing how, with a little bit of sweat and effort, they can actually have a surprising impact on the world out there.

Answer 9

Just Google Stupid

Answer 10

He admitted he smoked 'pot' on Leno or O'Brian's show.