so who are you voting for

[LESTERUS]

Bottom Line Is: I'm Doing The Hiring For The #1 Federal Job In America, In Front Of Me I Have 2 Resumes, Without Picture, I'dont Know Eitther Of The Applicants,
But One Has 24 Years Of Experience On The Job, Has Voted Very Often With His Concience, Rather Than With His Party, The Other Has 2 Years On The Job And Nothing To Account For. Who Would You Choose?

[THEFERMANATOR]

Originally Posted by LESTERUS

Bottom Line Is: I'm Doing The Hiring For The #1 Federal Job In America, In Front Of Me I Have 2 Resumes, Without Picture, I'dont Know Eitther Of The Applicants,
But One Has 24 Years Of Experience On The Job, Has Voted Very Often With His Concience, Rather Than With His Party, The Other Has 2 Years On The Job And Nothing To Account For. Who Would You Choose?

Actually the other one only had 173 days of experience before he announced his candidacy, one hundred and seventy three days! It was less than 100 days before he announced his intentions to be POTUS that he himself said he didn't have enough experience to be POTUS. The wonderful liberal media helped to motivate him, and the party seen him as there savior. His own words helped me to decide that I will NOT EVER vote for him. His own words were "We live in the greates country in the world, now help me change it". If that don't scare the HE!! out of you, then I feel the USA is in ALOT worse condition than I ever feared.

[nipper]

I knew I should not have opened my big mouth.

[nymack66]

Here is my thought on this whole issue from an open-minded person.
I basally look at an election, as an opportunity to change or not to change the course a country is on.
Ray Charles can see we are on a path if not corrected will change us to third world nation before you know it.
We need something, and you can word it any way one likes change, direction whatever.
Simple question and simple solution, if you feel we are on a correct course today than eight years ago vote your conscience.
If you are better off today than eight years ago vote your conscience.
Voting seems to divide us why?
Different thinking is the same reason all of us are not millionaires who will tell us apart?
Always vote for what’s right for this great country.
After the election we still be V’s owners and drinking Beer!
GOD BLESS AMERICA AND WE WILL PREVAIL NO MATTER WHO WINS!
Ps:
I am a registered Democrat who voted Democratic only twice, the rest was what was right for the country.

[Mac_Attack]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/0..._n_103718.html

[THEFERMANATOR]

I may be one of the few who feels that BUSH has actually not been that bad of a POTUS. The POTUS doesn't have complete control like many believe he does, he is more of a figure in the overall scheme of things. The CONGRESS is the puppeteer, and since it went to the D's we have been on a downward spiral IMO. The problem I see here is that what makes everybody happy isn't neccesarily the right thing. Too many out there are going along with there blinders on and are looking for a fall guy to blame rather than to put the responsibilty where it belongs. I personally don't see how we can afford OBAMA and his plans, but I also don't agree with much of MC CAINS either. Out of the two though, MC CAIN is by far the clear choice. I personally feel that RON PAUL could have done wonders for us as a nation, but he doesn't appeal to the masses. Too many out there have come to expect the government troiugh to feed from, and until that ends things will not change no matter who is POTUS.

[cterrebonne]

Originally Posted by THEFERMANATOR

I may be one of the few who feels that BUSH has actually not been that bad of a POTUS. The POTUS doesn't have complete control like many believe he does, he is more of a figure in the overall scheme of things. The CONGRESS is the puppeteer, and since it went to the D's we have been on a downward spiral IMO. The problem I see here is that what makes everybody happy isn't neccesarily the right thing. Too many out there are going along with there blinders on and are looking for a fall guy to blame rather than to put the responsibilty where it belongs. I personally don't see how we can afford OBAMA and his plans, but I also don't agree with much of MC CAINS either. Out of the two though, MC CAIN is by far the clear choice. I personally feel that RON PAUL could have done wonders for us as a nation, but he doesn't appeal to the masses. Too many out there have come to expect the government troiugh to feed from, and until that ends things will not change no matter who is POTUS.

i agree with you, they blame bush because its easier to point the finger to one person than to blame many others. Plus he isnt a great public speaker so that makes him an easier target.

[tsubaki]

You know, some how I feel like I've already cast my vote for this election, reason being, the vote went my way for a change.
SHE'S OUT, DONE, KAPUT. Or God, at least I hope so!!