obama

It’s funny that I feel I’m more involved with US politics than Philippine politics.

I haven’t voted. Ever. Others would say I should be ashamed at myself. But when you live in a country where no one is really worthy of wining… and where politics is a matter of popularity and the capacity to cheat more than anything… and the elections are more chaotic than the Royal Rumble… … …who should be ashamed, really? If I were a kapampangan during the last local election, I would have voted, and would have voted for Ed Panlillo. That was a great win.

Anyway, there you have it. I haven’t voted. Ever. But If I were an american citizen, and a democrat at that, I can assure you that I would be as enthusiastic to vote and be involved in this year’s presidential race as the next young american democrat. Screw the republicans.

Obama seems very promising. Even if this man does not become President, he has done in a few months what others could not do in decades: That is to make Americans proud of their country and confident about their future. And in doing so, he has also given hope to the rest of the world and made them confident about their future.

At least that’s what I think. 

This is one kick-ass video.