About 16 years ago we were in an election year where neither mainstrean candidate was very appealing - in my opinion. I was in my mid-thirties then and much more idealistic than I am now. For the first time in my life I wanted to vote for someone and not against someone so I decided to vote for Ross Perot. This was what my conscience told me to do as I felt we needed to send a message that the regular politicians just weren't who we needed running this country.
Flash forward 16 years. I'm older and I hope wiser and this election really reminds me of 1992 all over again. For sure don't want Hilbama elected, don't care for McCain either and he'll probably be the Republican nominee. There's a lot of fervent Ron Paul supporters here on these types of forums and many say they're going to vote Ron Paul no matter what.
Well folks, I did vote my heart once and all it did was help Bill Clinton serve two terms in the White House. My personal rebellion had no effect other than hurting myself with 8 years of Clinton. Personally I am going to vote to keep Hilbama out of office - period. While I don't think McCain is great, I know Hilbama will hurt us - especially with the ultra-liberal judicial appointments that WILL happen in the first term. Nope, can't afford the federal bench, and possibly the Surpreme Court to swing that far left so I'll swallow my pride and vote against someone again...
Flash forward 16 years. I'm older and I hope wiser and this election really reminds me of 1992 all over again. For sure don't want Hilbama elected, don't care for McCain either and he'll probably be the Republican nominee. There's a lot of fervent Ron Paul supporters here on these types of forums and many say they're going to vote Ron Paul no matter what.
Well folks, I did vote my heart once and all it did was help Bill Clinton serve two terms in the White House. My personal rebellion had no effect other than hurting myself with 8 years of Clinton. Personally I am going to vote to keep Hilbama out of office - period. While I don't think McCain is great, I know Hilbama will hurt us - especially with the ultra-liberal judicial appointments that WILL happen in the first term. Nope, can't afford the federal bench, and possibly the Surpreme Court to swing that far left so I'll swallow my pride and vote against someone again...