[TornadoAlley3]

Majid Al-Bahadli, a delegate from Seattle wearing a shirt that says, 'Iraqi Americans for Obama,' cheers at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, Monday, Aug. 25, 2008.

[beaversmom]

Gee could that guy be anymore furry?

[beaversmom]

Gee could that guy be any more furry?

[kcvl]

My name is Majid Al-Bahadli. Since I have become an American citizen I have voted in every election and have participated in anti-war demonstrations and peace rallies, but this is the first election where I have been totally committed to making a difference in this country. I believe that if Barack Obama becomes president, we can finally end this terrible war in Iraq and present a new face to the rest of the world that America can be proud of. I am from the city of Baghdad in Iraq, and I feel like I am always being pulled in two directions when I talk to my family and my friends in Iraq. I try to defend Americans as people, and defend our political system, while at the same time I have to answer for what we have done to the Iraqi people by our policies both now and in the past. I have a hope that a President Barack Obama could set a new course in dealing with other countries, especially in talking to our “enemies” and help bring about new coalitions that can work together to create a more stable, open, and peaceful world.

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[littlehouse36]

Wonder why he moved to America?