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- Sep 27, 2008
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If you are an undecided voter and are doing the research to see which candidate meets your needs, then I applaud you. If you are a supporter for Senator John McCain, then I also applaud you. However, for the people for honestly feel that Senator Barack Obama is what we need for a change in this country then I am afraid that those people are wrong. You see this country does not need a change; its the people in it that need the change. In the primaries, I wanted to see individuals such as Rudy Giuliani, Hilary Clinton, and Mitt Romney, be the ones that we would be talking about come November. Sad to say, the public is weak and naive and as long as someone says change and how the Bush administration failed a thousand times then they get your vote. If you watched last nights debate you would see how Obama continued to use his trademark lines which includes how McCain supported Bush, and what he will do with taxes, and all of the typical foundations that Democrats were built upon. What we hardly saw was Obama answering the actual questions. He plays a great game of clichés' and extreme generalities. At the very least, John McCain answered the questions and said what he was going to do and he even admitted to being wrong. I find it very funny how the people view the GOP party as a bunch of old people who have a lots of money and do not care about the middle class folk. I also find it funny how people often forget how we came to this country. Remember individuals fled from the British Empire because of high taxes and government indolent that was being placed on them. (By the way the US is heading in the same direction the British and Roman Empire did) They then came to this country and felt that if you had the right to choose the quality of your life. When the GOP party was formed it was in rebellion to the Democrats and those who believed in government control. Unfortunately that has changed causing the majority of the younger people to sway to the other side and this is what we have now; and inexperienced individual who got the nomination by a fluke and lucky timing. Forget about another Bush administration...what about another Carter administration!!!! The media has continued to destroy this whole experience for me. Why don't they just come out and say that they want Obama to win. God forbid one was to say anything bad about him because you will get one hell of a backlash. Their credentials are just as weak as Obama's along with the stupid celebrities that support him. My wife and I will be voting for a true American hero in John McCain. As much as I have hope, there is that sense of reality that hope will not matter when the irrational are involved. Barack Obama will win this election due to those people who do not want to accept responsibility for their life and want everything handed to them. I just hope I do not reenact a scene from Planet of the Apes when Charlton Heston gets on his knees and screams "You Maniacs"!
From a very sad American
If you are an undecided voter and are doing the research to see which candidate meets your needs, then I applaud you. If you are a supporter for Senator John McCain, then I also applaud you. However, for the people for honestly feel that Senator Barack Obama is what we need for a change in this country then I am afraid that those people are wrong. You see this country does not need a change; its the people in it that need the change. In the primaries, I wanted to see individuals such as Rudy Giuliani, Hilary Clinton, and Mitt Romney, be the ones that we would be talking about come November. Sad to say, the public is weak and naive and as long as someone says change and how the Bush administration failed a thousand times then they get your vote. If you watched last nights debate you would see how Obama continued to use his trademark lines which includes how McCain supported Bush, and what he will do with taxes, and all of the typical foundations that Democrats were built upon. What we hardly saw was Obama answering the actual questions. He plays a great game of clichés' and extreme generalities. At the very least, John McCain answered the questions and said what he was going to do and he even admitted to being wrong. I find it very funny how the people view the GOP party as a bunch of old people who have a lots of money and do not care about the middle class folk. I also find it funny how people often forget how we came to this country. Remember individuals fled from the British Empire because of high taxes and government indolent that was being placed on them. (By the way the US is heading in the same direction the British and Roman Empire did) They then came to this country and felt that if you had the right to choose the quality of your life. When the GOP party was formed it was in rebellion to the Democrats and those who believed in government control. Unfortunately that has changed causing the majority of the younger people to sway to the other side and this is what we have now; and inexperienced individual who got the nomination by a fluke and lucky timing. Forget about another Bush administration...what about another Carter administration!!!! The media has continued to destroy this whole experience for me. Why don't they just come out and say that they want Obama to win. God forbid one was to say anything bad about him because you will get one hell of a backlash. Their credentials are just as weak as Obama's along with the stupid celebrities that support him. My wife and I will be voting for a true American hero in John McCain. As much as I have hope, there is that sense of reality that hope will not matter when the irrational are involved. Barack Obama will win this election due to those people who do not want to accept responsibility for their life and want everything handed to them. I just hope I do not reenact a scene from Planet of the Apes when Charlton Heston gets on his knees and screams "You Maniacs"!
From a very sad American