Obama,Hillary,Mc cain.

[Readytoride08]

Obama,Hillary,Mc cain.Peronsaly,I don't know who to trust.The past 2 elections have proved fishy Politics abusing there power and Bush's term proves abusing our power and our rights.So everyone dosen't want another Bush.The question is are these canidates going to meet our needs or will they follow the same path?

Obama strongly claims he will un-do Bush's wrong doings.
Hillary strongly claims she will get our Education system out of the gutter.
Mc cain claims he will make the war on terror stronger and will not pull out of Iraq.

These are claims from my personal following of the elections.I know they say more but this is what they are realy goin off of,the promise to the pepole.BUT were they all continue to fiel at?Giving power back to the pepole,I personaly would have voted Ron Paul,he seemed like someone that would realy make America,Great again.

Obama and Mc Cain?I feel Obama will dominate Mc cain.
Hillary and Mc Cain.I feel it will be close but most likley Hillary will dominate Mc Cain.

The Problems of Obama and Hillary and office:I live in the South,and it is redneck town.Why I despise the attitude down here?Becuase most whites dis-like Obama and think he will 'run this Country in the dirt',I do not think so.Obama isn't has bad has everyone makes him out be.Yes he did make bad comments BUT he is truthful.

Hillary has alot of ambition and she does her homework,this will tell us how her Presidentcy will go.She is simler to Bill becuase she pretty much ran the White House.She could very easily surpass what Bill did(save the best for last.)And she does know the porper protical for emeragncy.I believe Hillary is too in to her Peronsal reputation to make mistakes like Bush.

Bush was just playing America like a Military video game,I don't think Obama or Hiliary would.....now Mc cain......well you think about it.

[Mr. Clandestine]

Obama, in my opinion, WILL run the country into the ground... but it has nothing to do with his race. He has no foreign policy experience, no military decision-making experience, and very little experience elsewhere. He's a good talker with a great big smile, which is generally enough to lure unsuspecting people towards his cause. Aside from his lack of experience, he's clearly shown his elitist feelings for the lower and middle class, his willingness to tolerate (if not adhere to) the words of a spiteful reverend, and to top it all off, it's obvious that "patriotism" isn't a word that's commonly used in the Obama household. There's many other character flaws that I could point out, but there's no need. People will believe whatever they want to believe about Obama, and many will believe exactly what he tells them to.

I have no problems accepting and voting for a black President, or a woman President. Hell, I'd vote for Condoleezza Rice if she were running... she's black AND a woman. I've met many others who'd say the same. Fact is, I don't think either of these candidates represent America. They represent anyone who is willing to give them a vote, then they'd just toss the voters out with the trash when they take office and focus on their own agendas. I don't trust either of them. At least with McCain, I believe he'll hold true to his word... however good or bad that may be. He seems like a man Americans can trust, even if they don't agree with his stance on certain issues.

[thcbongman]

It's a matter of picking your poison because whoever the next president is has to clean up the mess Bush started. I come to the conclusion that any sane person would not want this job! That's why you got Larry, Curly and Moe.

[Readytoride08]

Obama, in my opinion, WILL run the country into the ground... but it has nothing to do with his race. He has no foreign policy experience, no military decision-making experience, and very little experience elsewhere. He's a good talker with a great big smile, which is generally enough to lure unsuspecting people towards his cause. Aside from his lack of experience, he's clearly shown his elitist feelings for the lower and middle class, his willingness to tolerate (if not adhere to) the words of a spiteful reverend, and to top it all off, it's obvious that "patriotism" isn't a word that's commonly used in the Obama household. There's many other character flaws that I could point out, but there's no need. People will believe whatever they want to believe about Obama, and many will believe exactly what he tells them to.

I have no problems accepting and voting for a black President, or a woman President. Hell, I'd vote for Condoleezza Rice if she were running... she's black AND a woman. I've met many others who'd say the same. Fact is, I don't think either of these candidates represent America. They represent anyone who is willing to give them a vote, then they'd just toss the voters out with the trash when they take office and focus on their own agendas. I don't trust either of them. At least with McCain, I believe he'll hold true to his word... however good or bad that may be. He seems like a man Americans can trust, even if they don't agree with his stance on certain issues.

Hopefuly someting good will come this.Piosion aint the word more like.....destiny :vader1:

[Mr. Clandestine]

Hopefuly someting good will come this.Piosion aint the word more like.....destiny :vader1:

Times are tough, and I agree 10,000% with THC that our next President won't be in a very enviable position. But this country has always been able to pull itself up by the bootstraps in the past, and I see no reason that it won't be able to this time. As for the poison statement, he was basically just referring to the candidates being less-than-desirable, and it will become a matter of picking the lesser of three evils. That seems to be the general consensus around these boards.

[netdog]

Hmm.. I think I might have to give my vote to McCain.

He's the only one running that isn't a lawyer.....