Well, one thing is for sure. Everyone with their Ron Paul bumper stickers needs to get there head back out of the ground. He is dead in the water. Dont start looking like the whiners with peeling GORE for PRES stickers four years after the Florida fiasco.
Dont just stay home and not vote, geeeeeezus. Quit whining andmake a move for your benefit, as little as it may be. You wouldnt want to give up your right to whine about it later. Or, wait a minute, maybe you guys are setting it up so you can whine about it no matter who wins:barf:..
I'm not so excited about it either, but it's an interesting race for sure. Obama is slightly scary, meaning his skills as a speaker are honed and perfectly directed for todays youth and not so minorities. I don't hate the guy, but he may be starting to believe that he is the savior and that scares me. I don't want a president thinking he has the right to tell us what is good for our health.
McCain seems a little weak and his speaking is not showing much tact. For crying out loud, doesnt he know that when he talks about being in Iraq for a 100 years he is not helping himself. Forget about whether, or not it's the truth. I fully understand the reasoning, but he's kicking himself in the rear everyone time he tries to sqaure of on that topic. He is showing poor judgement.
Why can't I have a President who believes in small government and powerful economies AND liberal social ideas. Do not tell me what to do. Run the gears of the government and keep your hand out of my pocket unless it is for the roads i drive on, or the schools my children will go to (at 25, i havent had any yet... atleast i dont think...). Socializing things like health care will marginalize the quality of care that is possible. Canadian doctors emigrate to the states to be able to work with equipment from this century. Capitalism is scary to some people, but it works in the favor of the population as a whole.