A few good reasons to why McCain/Palin should not be elected.

McCain is not only a loose canon but is about as dumb as a bag of rocks. (Might even be dumber than George W. Bush) :o
Neither Palin nor McCain have any economic experience, they do not have any foreign policy experience either. The only so called experience John McCain has is.. his so called military experience and this would only further the Bush/Cheney agenda/doctrine.

PS. 'Drill Baby Drill' is not a major solution to our gas and oil prices and war is not the answer to solve our foreign differences.

"He who is slow to anger has great understanding, but he who has a quick temper displays folly."

YouTube - John McCain = 4 More Years = McBush

Obama would be best but it would sure be a crazy world if McCain got in.

For that reason im pulling for McCain.

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McCain is not only a loose canon but is about as dumb as a bag of rocks. (Might even be dumber than George W. Bush) :o
Neither Palin nor McCain have any economic experience, they do not have any foreign policy experience either. The only so called experience John McCain has is.. his so called military experience and this would only further the Bush/Cheney agenda/doctrine.

PS. 'Drill Baby Drill' is not a major solution to our gas and oil prices and war is not the answer to solve our foreign differences.

"He who is slow to anger has great understanding, but he who has a quick temper displays folly."

YouTube - John McCain = 4 More Years = McBush

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I'm hoping Obama wins too (he won't), but the same criticisms could be leveled again him. He has almost zero experience in anything governmental.

McCain in an article about healthcare just published. This was written just before the financial system blew up so this is what he actually was thinking before that :

Opening up the health insurance market to more vigorous nationwide competition, as we have done over the last decade in banking, would provide more choices of innovative products less burdened by the worst excesses of state-based regulation.


American Academy of Actuaries: Contingencies Magazine home page

It's a .pdf file


So before the financial system blew up McCain was calling for the healthcare system to be deregulated just like the GOP did with the financial system. With "innovate products", just like the ones that have been so successful in securitising mortgages. :)

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If anybody watches the debate on Friday I'd be interested to hear your opinion on it.

McCain votes some 80% of the time with his party and yet he's seen as "more of the same" it just blows my mind because the majority of people in the house and senate vote 95-98% of the time with their own party.


But don't let me change your minds. Let's vote for another guy who has no experience at all and just hope for the best...just because he doesn't agree with W doesn't mean he's got all the right answers...the complicated political system doesn't have yes or no answers and even if you are correct in your beliefs you have obsticles to overcome inspite of whether you are correct or not.



But hey that's just me...I would have voted for McCain in 2000 and I'll vote for him in 2008.

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McCain votes some 80% of the time with his party and yet he's seen as "more of the same" it just blows my mind because the majority of people in the house and senate vote 95-98% of the time with their own party.


But don't let me change your minds. Let's vote for another guy who has no experience at all and just hope for the best...just because he doesn't agree with W doesn't mean he's got all the right answers...the complicated political system doesn't have yes or no answers and even if you are correct in your beliefs you have obsticles to overcome inspite of whether you are correct or not.



But hey that's just me...I would have voted for McCain in 2000 and I'll vote for him in 2008.

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He said himself,not anybody but John McCain,said "I voted with the President 90 to 95 percent of the time"
Great,more failed policy
Name one thing,one,that the Bush administration has done right

I am from the Uk and the one thing I really like about George Bush is his dog. I adore Scottish Terriers and would love to own his dog, so cute.
As for Bush he is a complete knob. McCain, that guy has just got to get over 'Nam, it was over 30 years ago, yes you were imprisoned but you do not hear Mandela banging on about it like you do. Got to add, that Palin is worth looking at though, McCain has taste.
As for Obama, what on earth has he ever done to qualify him as a leader, a self obssessed man, who thinks the world of himself, read his two book as proof, having said that, I wish we had someone like Wright at a church round here, people should pay to watch him.
Obamas biggest error was disowning Wright, he should have made him his VP choice.

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I am from the Uk and the one thing I really like about George Bush is his dog. I adore Scottish Terriers and would love to own his dog, so cute.
As for Bush he is a complete knob. McCain, that guy has just got to get over 'Nam, it was over 30 years ago, yes you were imprisoned but you do not hear Mandela banging on about it like you do. Got to add, that Palin is worth looking at though, McCain has taste.
As for Obama, what on earth has he ever done to qualify him as a leader, a self obssessed man, who thinks the world of himself, read his two book as proof, having said that, I wish we had someone like Wright at a church round here, people should pay to watch him.
Obamas biggest error was disowning Wright, he should have made him his VP choice.

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You mean other then 7 years as an Illinois state senator(no small feet there) and being a US Senator?
What?,he should have been the mayor of a town of 7,000people?

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I am from the Uk and the one thing I really like about George Bush is his dog. I adore Scottish Terriers and would love to own his dog, so cute.
As for Bush he is a complete knob. McCain, that guy has just got to get over 'Nam, it was over 30 years ago, yes you were imprisoned but you do not hear Mandela banging on about it like you do. Got to add, that Palin is worth looking at though, McCain has taste.
As for Obama, what on earth has he ever done to qualify him as a leader, a self obssessed man, who thinks the world of himself, read his two book as proof, having said that, I wish we had someone like Wright at a church round here, people should pay to watch him.
Obamas biggest error was disowning Wright, he should have made him his VP choice.

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You mean other then 7 years as an Illinois state senator(no small feet there) and being a US Senator?
What?,he should have been the mayor of a town of 7,000people?

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wow so, both of them got elected as a politcian.
so what has he done then?

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I am from the Uk and the one thing I really like about George Bush is his dog. I adore Scottish Terriers and would love to own his dog, so cute.
As for Bush he is a complete knob. McCain, that guy has just got to get over 'Nam, it was over 30 years ago, yes you were imprisoned but you do not hear Mandela banging on about it like you do. Got to add, that Palin is worth looking at though, McCain has taste.
As for Obama, what on earth has he ever done to qualify him as a leader, a self obssessed man, who thinks the world of himself, read his two book as proof, having said that, I wish we had someone like Wright at a church round here, people should pay to watch him.
Obamas biggest error was disowning Wright, he should have made him his VP choice.

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You mean other then 7 years as an Illinois state senator(no small feet there) and being a US Senator?
What?,he should have been the mayor of a town of 7,000people?

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wow so, both of them got elected as a politcians.
so what has he done then?

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Other then building an inner city education program,and making welfare to workfare work?
I mean its no getting taxes on your husbands buisness abolished like Palin,or taking trips and gifts and loans from a failing Savings And Loan to fund your campaign in exchange for deregulation...........
But we all do what we can

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You mean other then 7 years as an Illinois state senator(no small feet there) and being a US Senator?
What?,he should have been the mayor of a town of 7,000people?

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Yes those are small FEATS ..... Obama has been compared to plenty of politicians like JFK for example well John Kennedy ran for President after being in the House of Representatives from 1947 to 1953 and was US Senator from 1953-1960 therefore giving JFK 13 years on the NATIONAL LEVEL of politics.....meanwhile "Barry" has been a community organizer...oh but what was that little saying they use "Jesus was a community organizer"....oh I didn't realize Jesus cared about extorting money from the Romans, wow they really are alike ;D




*and JFK also served as an officer in WWII where he was a decorated hero

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You mean other then 7 years as an Illinois state senator(no small feet there) and being a US Senator?
What?,he should have been the mayor of a town of 7,000people?

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Yes those are small FEATS ..... Obama has been compared to plenty of politicians like JFK for example well John Kennedy ran for President after being in the House of Representatives from 1947 to 1953 and was US Senator from 1953-1960 therefore giving JFK 13 years on the NATIONAL LEVEL of politics.....meanwhile "Barry" has been a community organizer...oh but what was that little saying they use "Jesus was a community organizer"....oh I didn't realize Jesus cared about extorting money from the Romans, wow they really are alike ;D
You mean compaired to being the Mayor of a town I could piss in every corner within one day,and governor of the least populated state in the union for a year and a half?

Palin is running for VICE President....and I'm not voting for her, I'm voting for McCain...there is a difference. And yes she is inexperienced and doesn't deserve the VP nod....but hey that's just me being real, I can admit when one of my people isn't worthy of office but you guys??? Nah, Barrack is our AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PRESIDENT

Yes lyle you are voting for McCain. The same man that feels Palin was a suitable running mate. Do you honestly feel Palin Could run this country better than Obama or Biden if anything were to happen to McCain?? Because it was claimed (spun) that Palin has more executive experience then those two combined. That was a rediculous and offensive comment to both Obama and Biden for what that have both done for the common man. Just because neither one had the governor or mayor title doesn't make you any less prepared to run in the highest office WHEN COMPARED TO PALIN"S EXPERIENCE...She is a joke!

McCain's judgment and mindset is what is in question for me. He will always side with his party in the grand scheme of things regardless of his "Maverick" status... Which brings me to another point...If i hear the word Maverick one more time i could puke...

The McCain/Palin ticket is the same ole song and dance wrapped and masked as an agent of change. America isn't buying it come Nov. THANKS BUT NO THANKS!!!!!!!!!!

I honestly think it would be a toss up between Obama and Palin as far as how well they would run things. Biden is a bit more seasoned and a bit more gaff prone and yes he is the most gaff prone but he's a good guy. I don't buy that either party want what is bad for America that wouldn't really make sense would it running for office only to do poorly...I mean people do look to get re-elected.

Palin doesn't have experience but there's no certainty that she would ever get the chance to be President: McCain may very well live longer than anyone thought, Palin may be replaced as VP a la Agnew, Garner and Wallace.

McCain is at least our nominee for PRESIDENT....meanwhile Mr. Community Organizer is yours

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I honestly think it would be a toss up between Obama and Palin as far as how well they would run things. Biden is a bit more seasoned and a bit more gaff prone and yes he is the most gaff prone but he's a good guy. I don't buy that either party want what is bad for America that wouldn't really make sense would it running for office only to do poorly...I mean people do look to get re-elected.

Palin doesn't have experience but there's no certainty that she would ever get the chance to be President: McCain may very well live longer than anyone thought, Palin may be replaced as VP a la Agnew, Garner and Wallace.

McCain is at least our nominee for PRESIDENT....meanwhile Mr. Community Organizer is yours

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Mate, neither convice me. You have McCain, who tells war stories like my grandfather coupled with a redneck slut. Who on earth names their sons Trak and Trig? What sort of names are those? And then she forces her daughter Bristol into a marraige.
Then we have Obama with his dodgy mates with that crazy catholic priest Father Pleiger and my hero Wright, must not forget, my favourite terrorist Bill Aryes.
You see in the UK we learn all about America and your crazy politcians, there is a programme that has taught us everything shown every week. Its called Hannity's America.

Really its just a choice of the lesser of two evils. You have to ask yourself do you want a broken leg or a broken arm.
I'm not happy with either of the tickets but I have been a republican for a long time and that's where my vote will go again.

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I honestly think it would be a toss up between Obama and Palin as far as how well they would run things. Biden is a bit more seasoned and a bit more gaff prone and yes he is the most gaff prone but he's a good guy. I don't buy that either party want what is bad for America that wouldn't really make sense would it running for office only to do poorly...I mean people do look to get re-elected.

Palin doesn't have experience but there's no certainty that she would ever get the chance to be President: McCain may very well live longer than anyone thought, Palin may be replaced as VP a la Agnew, Garner and Wallace.

McCain is at least our nominee for PRESIDENT....meanwhile Mr. Community Organizer is yours

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Honestly?? LOL bullshit!! Spoken like a true hard core republican. Damn you must be pissed off at McCain for his choice.

Vote for the Indepenant.


Vote for Ghost, that will scare the heck out of em.. :cool: