Who are you supporting in the nest election?

[BABY1]

TweetJust curious to know what it is that makes you support a certain candidate? I am most curious about what it is that people think Obama has to offer? It certainly isn't experience, imo.

[straydoglogic]

Tweetwell..i cant say who i support..its a big secret around here...lol

[daved150]

Tweeteither obama or ron paul...ANYONE BUT MCCAIN!!!
i seen what t-man had in store for me should mccain pick him for a running mate, and i'm SO out on that!!! i cant let that happen!






really....i'm still not sure. hardest choise i've made in any election. i honestly dont like any of them. and for once, i really dont think there is a "lessor evil" to vote on!

[straydoglogic]

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and for once, i really dont think there is a "lessor evil" to vote on!

true words of genius right there....

[Deno]

TweetI fully support Mr.Obama and will NEVER EVER support another republican. Ever. They are the ones who put our country to shame and we all know it. McCain is the 2nd Bush and I would not like if he gets elected as our new president.

Obama might not have the so called experience but I am positive he would end this war and focus on our country instead of someones elses.

I rest my case.

[daved150]

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I fully support Mr.Obama and will NEVER EVER support another republican. Ever. They are the ones who put our country to shame and we all know it. McCain is the 2nd Bush and I would not like if he gets elected as our new president.

Obama might not have the so called experience but I am positive he would end this war and focus on our country instead of someones elses.

I rest my case.

dude...i'm affraid your setting yourself up for a disappointment too....the only way he'll focus on this country is in futhering it into a welfare state....this country will be a third world country in 50yrs at the rate we're going.

i think if you read a little more up on ron paul you'll find the canidate that prob. would most likely concentrate on home first

[BABY1]

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I fully support Mr.Obama and will NEVER EVER support another republican. Ever. They are the ones who put our country to shame and we all know it. McCain is the 2nd Bush and I would not like if he gets elected as our new president.

Obama might not have the so called experience but I am positive he would end this war and focus on our country instead of someones elses.

I rest my case.

What makes you so 'positive" that he would, and could, end this war? Experience is an important factor when you are going to run a country. Anyone can say what they will do, but actually doing it are 2 different things.

We all know that every candidate tells the people what they want to hear, to some degree, just to get the votes. We need to be realistic when choosing who we support.

[T-Man007]

TweetFor my personal beliefs, I do not support any of them. All three of them stand for things I'm against so I seriously do not like any of them. My hope would be that McCain wins and then dies of old age and his running mate is more in line with my beliefs. Sorry, but that's the only way I can be supportive.

[pigmeat]

Tweetwell, i work in the coal industry.It is verry good to me...and my wife works in purchasing for a coal company.....so i have to vote republican..they are the only one that support coal ..dems would like to shut us down and all that would do is farm out all of our industry to China...i dont support anybody that supports this Global Warming scam...or Global Goofieness as i call it

[Deno]

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What makes you so 'positive" that he would, and could, end this war? Experience is an important factor when you are going to run a country. Anyone can say what they will do, but actually doing it are 2 different things.

We all know that every candidate tells the people what they want to hear, to some degree, just to get the votes. We need to be realistic when choosing who we support.

I do agree with what I just bolded. But it's not like McCain isn't doing the same thing.

[straydoglogic]

Tweetit doesnt matter anymore if they are republicrats...all yuo need to really do is look at the voting history of the candidates..then you will find what youre lookinf for...or not...

[Deno]

Tweetim a democrat so i guess thats why i want obama...plain and simple.

[BABY1]

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im a democrat so i guess thats why i want obama...plain and simple.

There is always Hillary, who has more experience. Being a woman is what she has against her, but she is giving Obama a close run.

[Klash]

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I fully support Mr.Obama and will NEVER EVER support another republican. Ever. They are the ones who put our country to shame and we all know it. McCain is the 2nd Bush and I would not like if he gets elected as our new president.

Obama might not have the so called experience but I am positive he would end this war and focus on our country instead of someones elses.

I rest my case.

im a democrat so i guess thats why i want obama...plain and simple.

So you want cap and trade legislation to protect the world from "global warming", which will raise gas prices even more, which will raise the price of everything eventually. You want to negotiate with jihadists (contradiction in terms). Decrease the military budget; while increasing social and welfare programs and you won't support a republican because Bush is a "republican"? ****** was a statists, like progressives; what's the difference.

It doesn't matter who is president they will all focus on our country, the difference is which one has the intelligence to initiate policies that will improve our countries situation. Trust me, Obama will not improve our countries situation. It is going to take an ideological revolution to IMPROVE our countries situation, so McCain doesn't offer anything any better.

To answer your question Baby1, I am always drawn towards the most rational candidate. Libertarians are typically those candidates. The Libertarian Party was created by several Objectivists (a philosophy dedicated to reasoning and logical solutions for government). I typically don't agree with every position of the Libertarian candidates but they are 10x more consistent that the pragmatic Republi-crats.

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Tweetobie wan


i'm going for judgement

i support coal, very much

there are more coal plants being opened around the world than anything else, you're in the catbird seat, you're shipping it overseas like mad and will for the rest of our lifetime