DISCUSSION FORUM

8th cousin here. I'm descended from Mark Anthony's brother Simon.
And I'm an Episcopalian. Not one who gets along well with the current church hierarchy.

I am interested in the way your worldview as presented in the film jibes against reality, and in better understanding the nature of your other-worldliness.

I have spent the past few months working hard to get Barack Obama elected as Predident - that guy who not even Katrina Browne in her postscript appears to have ever heard of. Let alone to be in tune with - this planet in this century, not to even mention Barack Obama's program.

With the view of learning more about you, could you all plase tell me who you voted for in the Democratic primary, and, as importantly, why?

I'll share my views on the film, but once I do, you may never speak to me again, so I'll hang onto them for now.

Yours,
Dora Smith
Austin, TX

Hi, Cousin Dora - I don't want to leave your question unanswered--though I think despite how personally revealing the film is, it feels a little odd being open about my political views. For what it's worth, initially, I would have been happy to have either Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama, but as time passed I learned more about Mr. Obama, paid closer attention to his statements on the subject of race in the US, and began to feel that recent presidential rolls look/are uncomfortably dynastic. I ultimately pulled for Obama in the caucus (our state Democratic party held only caucuses, no primary).

Austin--I've heard it's a great place!

Elly Hale

Hi Villandra!!!

Actually I voted for Barack Obama, I do believe with his dignity and power to rule the country. I have a high respect with this guy, and I do know that he is the one really meant for the position as president.

I was also voted to Barrack Obama because he is a young and responsible man. I hope he will doing best for his country.