Palin in not experienced enough, yet Obama is?

Obama is a smart Ivy-leaguer, yet it was the same type of people running the institutions going bankrupt?

Obama brings change, yet you’ll never get to question his changes because you’ll be called a racist.

Obama is different, yet if he dies he chooses someone exactly like McCain to replace him?

You trust Obama, yet he’s had to distance himself from everyone he ever knew in order to stay in the race?

Go Georgia Bulldogs, #1!

Plus, I think if even some of the Obama supporters really knew who he was, who his biggest supporters are, and honestly evaluated his experience as it relates to executing the duties of President, his support would be pretty weak. Obama ran on the empty promises of “hope” and “change” but in truth offers little of either. About the only thing he’ll deliver is higher taxes, more spending, and more socialism.

Anybody But Obama.

Socialism is a huge mistake for America.

Seriously though. After the recent supreme court ruling on the D.C. gun ban where 4 out of the 9 justices revealed they are not literate enough to read the second amendment, I’m pretty worried about who will be appointing the next justice. That’s the only reason I want McCain to win.

Both will f888 up the country.

Putting Obama in office will be the biggest mistake you’ll all make.

You have no idea what goes on in the world, do you?

I want a guy who is like me. Who drinks beer and watches wrestling and shoots moose.

And sticks his fingers in my brain.

Palin is the next best thing to a 3rd party candidate.

God Bless America.

Where’s the “none of the above” button?

I note no one has been doing much defense of Bush the lesser. Kind of painful. Shit, he had the boots, he was from Texas, he loved God and his Momma. Don’t abandon the guy. I’m sure he needs some hugs right now.

Obama is a good speaker and nothing else. I do not really like McCain either but he will do. Palin knows how to cut useless crap just like she did in Alaska. Hopefully she will get McCain to do the same for the huge number of useless crap out government is doing. It needs to get back down to security for our country and not supporting all the people in our country.

We need to crack down on all the illegals and the Americans which take advantage of the government. I know of far too many corrupted towns and people who can do pretty much anything they want without any trouble.

I think an Obama victory is still a depressingly strong possibility, with 90% of the media acting as part of his campaign team. However, the debates will show both candidates, and there the contrast between McCain and the empty suit will become apparent. There is still hope.

From what I’ve heard of McLame’s ads, he hates the Republicans too. He spends all of his time maverick like, bucking the system.

McLame and Palin – together they fight crime.

I’m not too sure this will be the great thing it seemed to be when he was roaring through the primaries- is it just me or has Obama lost his zip lately? Also, can he really deliver? Can anyone? Is he more than a great orator and personality?

I liked McCain’s statement a couple weeks ago that he’d have a bipartisan cabinet… but would he? Could he? Would the fighting ever end? I’ve always been a McCain fan but he’s somehow not adding up to my expectations since he’s actually finally managed to get the nomination. AND- he’s been totally overshadowed by Palin…

Someone more real than Dumbledore proly said this first (in other words, JK Rowling proly borrowed it but I wouldn’t know from whom)- proly the only people who are really fit to lead others are so scared of it that they refuse to. (that’s a bad paraphrase)

In this year’s contest – my opinion only, of course – Hillary was the chosen one, and the surge of grass roots support for Obama in the primaries was unexpected and problematic. Clinton’s shocked sense of entitlement and reluctance to give up was quite understandable in the circumstances, but Obama couldn’t be managed out of the way without the manipulation becoming public. So now he’s being “encouraged” to toe the special interest line by the threat of the White House being handed to McCain. Personally I don’t think there’s much chance that will happen. I think it’s been decided that the Dems should get the White House and JM’s recent poll bounce is just to warn BA that he has to obey.

I’m sure this post will attract some disagreement. After all, if everyone knew how it worked, it wouldn’t work any more. Trust me though, the candidates know how it works.

Why will McCain win? If the last eight years are any indication, it’ll be because Americans are stupid and base their important political decisions on things like who has the least education (education = bad! elitist!) and, in this particular case, who has a vagina.

I am a conservative who wants Obama to win so the liberals will just shut up already and we can get back to being a STRONG country instead of one filled with a bunch of whiny, disrespectful brats.

It will be a disaster for America if he wins. Fortunately, the voters are not as stupid as the left-wing mainstream media seem to think.

Obama wants to tax cut in a bad way, you tax the people who are making more, and paying me my paycheck, there goes my damn raise.

McCain is wishy washy and seems kinda like a sleeze just from the way he talks.
http://www.bobbarr2008.com/issues/

What is your point? Who is George Will and why should we care about what he has to say about anything?

For every anti-McCain piece you find, I can find an anti-Obama one.

No candidate is perfect but Obama strikes me as calm, rational, well educated, and his policies more closely reflect my views.

To the people who voted for George W Bush, all I have to say is, hope you’re happy.

To Nader voters – get a life. And btw, The white person dread lock thing is not a good look. Same w/tie-dye.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/09/22/AR2008 092202583.html

She’s meeting with world leaders today.

If she drops the ball like she did in that Gibson interview, I doubt they’ll be impressed. This is certainly not the time to alienate the rest of the world (seeing as we’ve let ourselves depend so, so much on them).

She’s terrifyingly uninformed.

The thousands of lives at stake in issues du jour, used for campaign talking points, simply cannot compare to the millions at stake in the future of the nation, wherein they will or will not have rights, courtesy of the supreme court. How we appeal to the rest of the planet doesn’t matter if we’ve lost our identity, particularly the one with liberty.