Who will you vote for President ’08?

[Sharilyn]

Re: Who will you vote for President ’08?

I think you punched a hole for Pat Bucannon.

Hah! I voted 'undecided'. I'll just leave it... polls don't matter, right?

[SusieMisajon]

Re: Who will you vote for President ’08?

I wanted Hillary to be the nominee because she would have had connectioins and experience that Senator Obama does not. But I will be voting for Obama and wishing him all the luck in the world in dealing with the disaster Mr. Bush has produced. It is my fear that Mr. Bush will find some excuse for "postponing" the elections. I can't imagine anyone with his degree of criminal liability giving up power.

I've said for years that I suspect another 'emergency' type of attack, used as an excuse to stay in power.

[TuNnL]

Re: Who will you vote for President ’08?

With all of the rhetoric and controversy surrounding Barack Obama’s multi-national overseas trip, and John McCain’s mocking of the tour using Paris and Britney, how is it affecting voter sentiment? A new poll conducted by Opinion Research Corporation, shows Obama with seven-point lead over his nearest rival. What I thought was of greater note is the growing interest in third party candidates.

[salmoned]

Re: Who will you vote for President ’08?

Ditto what scriv said. I'm no party dude, but I know we need more of 'em.

[Random]

Re: Who will you vote for President ’08?

Obama, because he will support the Hawaiian people.

The United States of America did not annexed Hawaii. Hawaii annexed the United States of America.

[Random]

Re: Who will you vote for President ’08?

Ditto what scriv said. I'm no party dude, but I know we need more of 'em.

As much as Italy's political party system?

[AlohaKine]

Re: Who will you vote for President ’08?

With all of the rhetoric and controversy surrounding Barack Obama’s multi-national overseas trip, and John McCain’s mocking of the tour using Paris and Britney, how is it affecting voter sentiment? A new poll conducted by Opinion Research Corporation, shows Obama with seven-point lead over his nearest rival. What I thought was of greater note is the growing interest in third party candidates.

Michael Jackson should be president . Think about it he's;
1. "Experienced" with managing large amounts of money.
2. He has worldwide name recognition.
3. He's experienced in getting before a large crowd.
4. He's not afraid to take the less popular path when he believes it is the right thing to do.
5. He's black like Obama and not afraid to be white.
6. He'd make a good wartime president because he is used to conflict.

It's time we had our second President Jackson in office.

[Random]

Re: Who will you vote for President ’08?

It's time we had our second President Jackson in office.

He looks like a descendant of Marcel Marceau.

[Composite 2992]

Re: Who will you vote for President ’08?

[QUOTE=AlohaKine;204890]
It's time we had our second President Jackson in office.

Now imagine THAT mugsghot being on our currency! There would be less counterfeiting going on simply because it's so repulsive... :-)

[Composite 2992]

Re: Who will you vote for President ’08?

I'd vote for Obama... he understands the principle of diversity better than some other candidates, and that's an important aspect of diplomacy in today's world.

[Random]

Re: Who will you vote for President ’08?

Now imagine THAT mugsghot being on our currency! There would be less counterfeiting going on simply because it's so repulsive... :-)

Apparently not repulsive to countries that consider him as a demi-god.

Frankly, they can have him.

[cyleet99]

Re: Who will you vote for President ’08?

Hands down John McCain. He is the only one of all the candidates that has a good handle on the job of being the leader of the free world.

Every time I see Barack Obama lean forward in his chair and put out his right hand before he answers a question, I wince at the orchestrated methodology of his campaign and his waffling words. He aims to satisfy everyone at the expense of reality, all in order to get the vote. If he becomes the president, I am positive this pattern will continue. His life and political experience is very limited, and what he has is already full of controversy.

As so well stated by Senator Clinton (whom I might have slightly considered voting for,) "let’s get everybody together, let’s get unified; the sky will open, the light will come down, celestial choirs will be singing, and everyone will know we should do the right thing, and the world will be perfect.” NOT.

Home boy or not, the future of the free world is at stake.

[TuNnL]

Re: Who will you vote for President ’08?

Hands down John McCain. He is the only one of all the candidates that has a good handle on the job of being the leader of the free world.

Can you give me an example of how he has “a good handle on the job”? From what I’ve seen so far, he seems pretty clueless and has waffled even more then Obama (which is a difficult feat ).

[Ron Whitfield]

He's barely got a handle on his McCane

4 more years, 4 more years, 4 more years