Please vote for Obama

[NoShitThereIWas 0]

I was just watching the 60 minutes debate on the current issues facing America between Obama and McCain... All I can say is that I hope people have learned over the last 8 years what the Republicans and Bush have done to this country, spending, taxes, health care, education. It has gotten so horrible on all levels.

I don't have that much faith in people since Bush not only got elected but then re-elected... But if people continue to be politically ignorant when they vote and we end up with another Republican like McCain... You are looking for destruction unless you are a multi-millionaire.

If you are apathetic, get off your butt and get to the polls to vote and vote Democrat for President Obama. Yes, I wish his name was different and all but the bottom line is the guy is way more intelligent, way more prepared to lead America and his ideas are right on.

I am and always have been pro Clinton. Anyone from that family in office is OK in my book. I still think Clinton was one of the best presidents (especially in my lifetime) so I was upset to hear that Hillary dropped out but I do understand. America may not have been ready for a female President, not in today's times. But the "First Gentleman" would have been a former Pres with good ratings and a good political track record. Bill would have been right behind her. His days in office were days I was proud to be an American and it was easier on the average Americans to live fruitfully.

I really want to feel uplifted by my government again and not disgusted like I have been the last 8 years. All I have is my voice and my opinion so if you are reading this and you don't know who to vote for, go to Yahoo and look up 60 minutes debate Obama and McCain and listen to each candidate's responses before you decide who to vote for and then go and VOTE!!!

Roy Bacon: "Elvises, light your fires."

Sting: "Be yourself no matter what they say."

[normiss 798]

Can't do it.

[hottamaly 1]

ditto, can't do it.

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[billvon 2,991]

I honestly think Obama didn't stand too much of a chance. There are too many people who just won't vote for a black Muslim who won't say the Pledge of Allegiance no matter what. And yes, a lot of people still believe that (and they are not the type that participate in polls.)

But now Obama is eleven points ahead in the general polls. I thought he'd need ten points to stand a chance of winning this, and he's got that now.

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But if people continue to be politically ignorant when they vote and we end up with another Republican like McCain

You might want to avoid statements like this because those independants who haven't made a choice yet due to having issues with both candidates, might not consider themselves to be ignorant.

And yes there are several issues to be had wregarding Obama.

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[guppie01 0]

I've never really felt that my vote/voice meant a damn thing in this country... I did not vote 8 years ago.... I did vote 4 years ago b/c I was terrified at the prospect of Bush being re-elected. I sent in my registration yesterday - god help us if Palin is put in the office.


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[Lucky... 0]

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But if people continue to be politically ignorant when they vote and we end up with another Republican like McCain

You might want to avoid statements like this because those independants who haven't made a choice yet due to having issues with both candidates, might not consider themselves to be ignorant.

And yes there are several issues to be had wregarding Obama.

But would you let a person on an intenet posting board change your opinion?

[Lucky... 0]

>>>>>>>>>>>>>His days in office were days I was proud to be an American and it was easier on the average Americans to live fruitfully.



But, but, but...... he got a BJ and lied about it..


I hear ya, those were the glory days and then the carpet got yanked...

Sick thing is is that the rich got rich under Clinton and many of them still hate Clinton.

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But if people continue to be politically ignorant when they vote and we end up with another Republican like McCain

You might want to avoid statements like this because those independants who haven't made a choice yet due to having issues with both candidates, might not consider themselves to be ignorant.

And yes there are several issues to be had wregarding Obama.

But would you let a person on an intenet posting board change your opinion?

Actually I did.

www.FourWheelerHB.com

[MikeForsythe 0]

My sig line says it all!

Time and pressure will always show you who a person really is!

[piper17 1]

Not if he was the only person running!

"A man can never have too much red wine, too many books, or too much ammunition"...Rudyard Kipling

[NoShitThereIWas 0]

Well if my statements made you want to vote for McCain and you thought I was calling you ignorant I was not. Ignorant is not a bad thing or a stupid thing, it is a dangerous thing. If my opinion made you want to vote for McCain than I guess you will just join the other Americans who haven't seen enough abuse of this country for power.

Roy Bacon: "Elvises, light your fires."

Sting: "Be yourself no matter what they say."

[NoShitThereIWas 0]

And, I think people should vote for themselves, not what party they consider themselves a part of. That is why I suggested watching 60 minutes clips on Yahoo so people can make INFORMED decisions, not just listen to my opinion.

Roy Bacon: "Elvises, light your fires."

Sting: "Be yourself no matter what they say."

[NoShitThereIWas 0]

Normiss and Hotamaly,

Why after watching that debate do you think McCain will make a better president?

Roy Bacon: "Elvises, light your fires."

Sting: "Be yourself no matter what they say."

[AWL71 0]

ditto #2, can't do it.

The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help.

[normiss 798]

***god help us if Palin Obama is put in the office***

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And, I think people should vote for themselves, not what party they consider themselves a part of. That is why I suggested watching 60 minutes clips on Yahoo so people can make INFORMED decisions, not just listen to my opinion.

Actually what put me over the top against Obama was the $195,000 raise Michelle Obama received very shortly after Barrack was elected Senator. By itself it's not a big deal until later that year Barrack requested a $1,000,000 earmark for the very hospital Michelle works for.

www.FourWheelerHB.com

[klingeme 1]

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Can't do it.

What if he says "Pretty please"?

[kallend 2,026]

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And, I think people should vote for themselves, not what party they consider themselves a part of. That is why I suggested watching 60 minutes clips on Yahoo so people can make INFORMED decisions, not just listen to my opinion.

Actually what put me over the top against Obama was the $195,000 raise Michelle Obama received very shortly after Barrack was elected Senator. By itself it's not a big deal until later that year Barrack requested a $1,000,000 earmark for the very hospital Michelle works for.

Do you have a problem with McCain's advisor Phil Gramm sponsoring a law that benefitted Enron, while his wife worked for Enron?

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[AWL71 0]

Phil Gramm is not running for president. Back on topic please.

The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help.

[billvon 2,991]

>Phil Gramm is not running for president. Back on topic please.

Funny, neither is Michelle Obama.

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And, I think people should vote for themselves, not what party they consider themselves a part of. That is why I suggested watching 60 minutes clips on Yahoo so people can make INFORMED decisions, not just listen to my opinion.

Actually what put me over the top against Obama was the $195,000 raise Michelle Obama received very shortly after Barrack was elected Senator. By itself it's not a big deal until later that year Barrack requested a $1,000,000 earmark for the very hospital Michelle works for.

Do you have a problem with McCain's advisor Phil Gramm sponsoring a law that benefitted Enron, while his wife worked for Enron?

Yes I do.

www.FourWheelerHB.com

[kelpdiver 2]

How about Charles Keating, then.

[Amazon 7]

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But now Obama is eleven points ahead in the general polls. I thought he'd need ten points to stand a chance of winning this, and he's got that now.

Dont count Diebold software out yet.

[Ion01 2]

I thought america was supposed to be capitalist country.
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0708/11670.html

Does his 0-5 program not scare you! If you don't know what it is look it up please.

And if you don't know if having the goverment run and control healthcare then just look at all the countries that do. It is a complete failure.

Point being I don't want a socialist country. Thanks!