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But I think the majority here is slanted in one way, in this election, because the majority of people have lived through the past few years, and have made an informed decision as to which side they plan to land on, in November.
To attribute the slant you see here to individuals regurgitating views based on nothing other than party lines is, in my opinion, a grand underestimation of the intelligence and (mostly) open-mindedness of a large number of Dwellars. I really don't think everyone is towing the party line, as you say...I think most of us are just plain fed up with the status quo. |
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I thought so too - not so sure lately though. Therein lies a great deal of my frustration. That makes very little sense to me - the current "status quo" is as much if not more Obama's fault as it is McCain's. |
I don't have that frustration because I don't see it that way. That doesn't mean I'm right (but I am...jk) but to me the difference is clear. To me, the difference is SO clear that it's hard for me to imagine that anyone who isn't a strict party line person can see it any other way.
But now I better understand where you're coming from, so that's good. :) |
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What it is that makes either of these guys worthy of my vote? On the left we have Obama, who has accomplished what? What has he done - Really? On the right we have McCain who has a looooooong history and has fought for our country - been a POW... so???? What does all that really mean? Does that make him more qualified - I dunno, but I still don't agree with a lot of what he says. So I'm left again/still with experience vs idealism. |
Thanks. All this time I thought it was "toe the line."
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It is.
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Now Shawnee's thinking"... love isn't always on time."
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Lets turn your question back on you, since your mind is made up - YOU tell me why Obama is the better man. Better yet - put the two side by side and list all their accomplishments, stances, associations and so on... |
Classic, from your posts its looks like your mind is made up too. You may not be sure you like McCain, but you really give off the appearance that you DON'T want Obama in the White House. I'm the same way. I don't know if I trust Obama to actually implement his 'change' policy, but I KNOW I don't want McCain (because he, in my mind, WILL BE more of the same).
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Why would I want Obama? What has he done? Same with McCain. Hmm, so I was correct in my assumption that its more of a vote against Bush than it is for Obama. Thanks for your honesty. |
There's just not enough humor in these political threads.
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Classic, the way I see it, McCain IS Bush. He sold his soul to Team Bush a while ago in order to have this chance at the presidency.
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Every vote is a vote against someone. None of us are running down the street with signs that read: The end is nigh, unless you vote for Obama, our savior and lord.
He's not McCain. He isn't Bush's lap dog. He doesn't claim to be a "maverick" after all those years of pushing the Bush agenda. He actually gives a crap about the middle class, not just the fat cats and the baby-poppin' welfare moms (McCain's proposed tax benefits implicitly state more money "per child" which, if you've seen as many tax forms as I've seen, is ridiculous.) With all due respect to McCain, because I don't think he's quite evil like Bush and I respect his service, he is very much like Bush. To pretend to be some maverick rabble-rousin' Yosemite Sam who is going to go in and put the smack down on evil Washington, after 26 years, is so completely ridiculous I have to laugh. Obama is smart. Obama is fresh. Obama has served with class and dignity. Obama is not in the pocket of big oil. |
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