View Poll Results: Do You Think John McCain Represents Change?
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McCain represents a change for the better.
20 22.22% -
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, 03:45 AM #22
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Do You Think John McCain Represents ??Change??
I thinK McCain answered a lot today when he expressed his views of Gitmo! Obviously, Rebgirl is right, no change at all! Voting the lesser of 2 evils for her.
Change, I think not! Obama, change will be of color, I guees!
This is not the first time we have had little to choose from. Who can honestly say we have experienced real change with anyone, except when we went to war with absolutely no diplomacy! Or when Nixon took us out of Viet Nam, as we requested and we were allowed to be, slightly a public nuisance to do it!:hippy:
Initially, we will continue to change for the worse, to blame that on either candidate would be unfair. It takes awhile to stop a snowball from going downhill, once you take over the ideology! Even if it is the same! So, at what point would you expect to see a change?
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