1.  Latin America - I read the article on Latin America a few days ago.  I must admit, I found quite a few of Obama's stances tin keeping with much of the stale old Yankee Imperialism.  I've spent a fair amount of time in Honduras, so I know a bit about the real life implications of our foreign policy in Central America.

Then again, after reading that McCain has Otto Reich, the brains behind U.S. support of the Contra war Nicaragua, as a key advisor couldn't make the choice much starker.

I hope that Obama's Latin American policy is more progressive and internationalist than it appears at first blush.  At least it's a step in the right direction.

2.  I am looking forward to some more specifics on Obama's ag policy and who he would tap as Secretary of Agriculture.

I'm glad he keeps mentioning the factory farm pollution.  Clinton's seeming indifference to this critical issue and her previous ties to "Big Meat" were a couple of reasons I veered toward Obama when Edwards dropped out.

Our Cuba policy has been essentially pointless since 1989.  It's the ex-Cuban population in Florida that seems intent on winning a staring contest, at the expense of a real policy.  I hope that when Barack becomes President, he really looks at our entire policy wrt the rest of the region.  I think that he probably will.