Do You Think John McCain Represents â??Changeâ?�?

[Psycho4Bud]

I think John McCain represents a change for the better, but mostly because the Bush admnistration has been SO BAD.

I think McCain would be more bipartisan than Bush in his approach to the opposition party.

I think he would be far more fiscally responsible than Bush, who has nearly bankrupted this country.

I think he would be more competent in conducting the war, even though he doesn't really represent any change in policy on the war. Instead of this half-committed, let-it-bleed Bush appraoch, I think McCain would either go all out, or he would get out.

I prefer McCain's more moderate kind of Republican style over Bush's ultra-conservative style. I think he wouldn't be as beholden to the religious right as Bush was.

I think he would end the torture of suspected terrorists.

We agree? I'll be back after I check my pulse...:lol5:

Have a good one!:s4:

Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on 06-11-2008. Do You Think John McCain Represents â??Changeâ?�? In an election where a vast majority of people think the country is on the wrong track, itâ??s to be expected that politicians will try to present themselves as representing â??change.â?� Barack Obama has presented himself as representing â??change you can believe in.â?� John McCain is in a more difficult position because he is in the incumbent party, but he has countered that he represents the right kind of change. Some think that John McCain will be a much more bipartisan president than Rating: 5