One day I think I'm sure I know who I will vote for. The next day, I don't really know. Therefore I still label myself undecided. I was leaning one way not long ago but things have changed. I can not make up my mind.

I'm still undecided. I'm waiting to see if McCain picks Ted Nugent as his VP.

 

Should McCain pick "Uncle Ted" that would lock down my vote. :thumb:

McCain man.....reluctantly because at one time I believe Obama and his "Change" philosophy.....but the more you dig, not believing everything the MSM feeds you, the more most will realize he will make Jimmy Carter look like a good POTUS.................

Right now, I'm pretty much in the Obama camp. But, I keep waiting for the "wow" factor of someone to hit me so I'll feel 100% confident in a candidate. I haven't gotten that from either candidate, so I've decided to cast my lot with the side that will make RTS upset the most.

 

Seriously, if someone else came along I'd have to give them some serious thought. And if McCain somehow came out and said something I was like, "Wow! That's what I want!", then I'd switch.

 

So, I guess I'm not undecided, just 100% decided until something better comes along. :lol:

:thumb:I know what you mean. I don't know about Ronald, that may be too much of a conflict of interest for a health plan.

As for you, I would vote for RebelK (as long as Hillary is not on the ticket) in this election. I may have found my write in vote. RebelK, you can run the country (just don't take my guns) and I will serve as the executive to take care of the dang cats:D.....(reference to another thread).

 

Seriously ...........my mind is not made up yet, I know beyond the shadow of any doubt that I will not vote for Obama, he brings absolutely nothing to the table. I am not crazy about some of McCains ideas either but do like the man.

I may wait and see who else is on the ticket for possible protest vote.

 

Where the heck is Ross Perot when we need him??

I am reporting for duty.................oops....that got another person "not elected" Seriously, I feel that with both of us in the oval office, we could pretty much take care of any situation. My bags are packed - just waiting on the call:thumb:

I am only undecided about the future.

 

The choice between the two mediocre legislators is pretty obvious for me.

Anyone watch the Obama tonight in Cincinnati?

I'm a 1st time voter and no absolutely nothing about politics. But from what ive heard/read on here, both candidates are pretty weak. Obama's past is really shady and nothing would change under McCain.

I wish there weren't any more undecided voters out there. If that were the case, maybe we would be spared the endless TV, radio and telephone solicitations.

One day I think I'm sure I know who I will vote for. The next day, I don't really know. Therefore I still label myself undecided. I was leaning one way not long ago but things have changed. I can not make up my mind.

 

If you don't mind me asking, is there a particular issue that's caused you to reconsider? From every thing I've gathered on here, you seemed pretty much in the Obama camp.

I'm a 1st time voter and no absolutely nothing about politics. But from what ive heard/read on here, both candidates are pretty weak. Obama's past is really shady and nothing would change under McCain.

 

I'm biased towards McCain, not because I like him that much, but because I'm scared of the alternative. With that being said, McCain is no where close to a Bush clone as some want people to believe. Obama's past is shady, but in his defense so is the past of almost all politicans.

 

One thing about politics that I've come to realize is that there rarely is any real change. The candidates can preach change all they want, but in reality once elected they "stay the course".

Anyone watch the Obama tonight in Cincinnati?

 

 

I didn't hear/watch it, but I just read about it.

 

I like his stand on personal responsibility, especially at the community level. But, I would like him to take that stance at other venues. This was before the NAACP, and he spoke directly to the African-American community. I think it extends well beyond that base to the entire society of America, where everyone thinks that they are "owed". I can't think of any sector where the message of personal responsibility and real change beginning in one's own community wouldn't be applicable and well-timed.

I wish there weren't any more undecided voters out there. If that were the case, maybe we would be spared the endless TV, radio and telephone solicitations.

 

:thumb: Its only going to get worse untill November!

I lean towards McCain, in fact I've been a supporter of his for a while now, but how I vote in November remains undetermined.

I might be decided by the time the polls close in November.