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i dont think obama can handle it, i mean hes over here dacing on tv shows, trying to act all hip, i dont want a president thats gonna be laid back ha
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sanka
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McCain or Obama. However, theres a few things I don't like about McCain, and so my choice would have to be Obama. I'd rather see a Republican in office these next 4 years, though, because they are going to have to do a lot of work the fix our country, and it isn't going to make then look good.
Hillary, on the other hand, I hate more than any other serious presidential candidate for as long as I have lived. I'm rioting in Denver at the DNC if she wins through superdelegates.
Hillary, on the other hand, I hate more than any other serious presidential candidate for as long as I have lived. I'm rioting in Denver at the DNC if she wins through superdelegates.
No. He's officially backing McCain, but all big republicans want everyone to vote for hillary until the final election since McCain can beat her
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Got that right.
I don't care how gets in, frankly, as long as their name isn't Hillary.
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I don't want Obama to win, from what I heard of McCain, I would rather it have been Huckabee, but I would rather it be McCain than Obama for sure. Not even considering Hillary. I'd have to say though, I think most will vote Obama. They want the troops out of Iraq because they only think of the now. In the future after the troops pull out there will be more attacks on the US...
I liked Huckabee b/c of the no income tax thing he wanted to do. Even if it raises the tax on product, I want my money that I work for. I don't buy much but gas anyway. Unfortunately, he's gone.
I don't really know too much about the candidates though other than that. I would be old enough to vote, but I think I should wait until the next election.
I liked Huckabee b/c of the no income tax thing he wanted to do. Even if it raises the tax on product, I want my money that I work for. I don't buy much but gas anyway. Unfortunately, he's gone.
I don't really know too much about the candidates though other than that. I would be old enough to vote, but I think I should wait until the next election.
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I think McCain is best suited to help our nation recover from this economic recession. I've been studying this in my economics classes, and although I think Obama's policies aren't bad, McCain seems to really have a grasp on how to help lift us back up.
I also believe this is a bad time to be a president. We're fighting in two countries where victory seems far away, our economy is in the crapper, and everybody hates us. Maybe having a Republican win again wouldn't be such a bad thing for the Democrats.
One thing I don't like about McCain:
"I believe that we can win an overwhelming victory in a very short period of time." - CNN, 9/29/02
"I believe success will be fairly easy." -CNN, 9/24/02
"We will win this conflict. We will win it easily." -MSNBC, 1/22/03
“We're not going to get into house-to-house fighting in Baghdad. We may have to take out buildings, but we're not going to have a bloodletting of trading American bodies for Iraqi bodies.†-CNN, 9/29/02
But wait.. what is he saying now?
"When I voted to support this war, I knew it was probably going to be long and hard and tough, and those that voted for it and thought that somehow it was going to be some kind of an easy task, then I'm sorry they were mistaken. Maybe they didn't know what they were voting for." -MSNBC 1/4/07
"...We have not told the American people how tough and difficult this task would be. And it has contributed enormously to the frustration that Americans feel today, because they were led to believe that this would be some kind of a day at the beach, which many of us fully understood from the beginning would be a very, very difficult undertaking." -CNN 8/22/06
Good one, McCain. And they called Kerry a flip flopper?
I also believe this is a bad time to be a president. We're fighting in two countries where victory seems far away, our economy is in the crapper, and everybody hates us. Maybe having a Republican win again wouldn't be such a bad thing for the Democrats.
One thing I don't like about McCain:
"I believe that we can win an overwhelming victory in a very short period of time." - CNN, 9/29/02
"I believe success will be fairly easy." -CNN, 9/24/02
"We will win this conflict. We will win it easily." -MSNBC, 1/22/03
“We're not going to get into house-to-house fighting in Baghdad. We may have to take out buildings, but we're not going to have a bloodletting of trading American bodies for Iraqi bodies.†-CNN, 9/29/02
But wait.. what is he saying now?
"When I voted to support this war, I knew it was probably going to be long and hard and tough, and those that voted for it and thought that somehow it was going to be some kind of an easy task, then I'm sorry they were mistaken. Maybe they didn't know what they were voting for." -MSNBC 1/4/07
"...We have not told the American people how tough and difficult this task would be. And it has contributed enormously to the frustration that Americans feel today, because they were led to believe that this would be some kind of a day at the beach, which many of us fully understood from the beginning would be a very, very difficult undertaking." -CNN 8/22/06
Good one, McCain. And they called Kerry a flip flopper?
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I cant remember exactly what she said, but barak obama's wife once said something about for one time being proud to be an American. That pissed me off so bad you should always be proud to be an American.
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