View Poll Results: Do You Think John McCain Represents Change?
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McCain represents a change for the better.
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McCain represents no change at all.
38 42.22% -
McCain represents a change for the worse.
32 35.56%
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06-14-2008, 02:29 AM #19
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Do You Think John McCain Represents ??Change??
So the needs of the few outweight the needs of the many?
Originally Posted by BigWeed
I'm not trying to sound callous but there are government programs available to help you in such situations. And yes while it is usually an ordeal and a hassle to get approved for these programs you will get through eventually. It took my brother 6 months to get full benefits from the government. Including getting about 2k a month for being handicapped for his own personal needs.
You ask what does McCain have to offer you? Well you may be right, but what does Obama have to offer you?
Has he actually explained what he has planned and HOW he plans to achieve these goals and HOW these plans are going to impact other parts of your life? Things are not free my friend. The money has to come from somewhere and I'm willing to bet it will be coming out of your paycheck.
This is the third post where you've ranted just making empty statements. Do you actually know anything about Barack Obama?
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