And McCain is truthful?

 

I think it's obvious that those views are exactly what Obama wants, and what most Americans do to. Obviously, everything can't happen, but if you agree with his opinions over McCain, then that's the way you vote.

 

Americans want (a) to happen and for (b) not to happen. It just so happens, that's the way Obama feels as well. And since McCain disagrees, that's why everyone cheers for Obama.

 

McCain doesn't believe in education, social security (which I think is pointless), and healthcare? Since when?

No matter who wins, I firmly believe a Republican will be in the White House in 2012...

 

What makes you think that?

 

What if the Obama/Biden administration is as successful and America is as economically prosperous and safe after eight years, what makes you think that Biden won't run for President after that? He has run twice, and it's not like it's unknown ground. He'll be seventy, two years younger than McCain is this year. Hillary will only be 68.

 

Who is the Republican you see in '12?

Um...... how about honesty?

 

If you want honesty, you shouldn't be looking to politics. :lol:

What makes you think that?

 

What if the Obama/Biden administration is as successful and America is as economically prosperous and safe after eight years, what makes you think that Biden won't run for President after that? He has run twice, and it's not like it's unknown ground. He'll be seventy, two years younger than McCain is this year. Hillary will only be 68.

 

Who is the Republican you see in '12?

 

Hillary is 60? Wow, I had no idea.

 

Think she'll run again in the future?

McCain doesn't believe in education, social security (which I think is pointless), and healthcare? Since when?

 

I never said social security, education, or healthcare. I gave (a) and (b) as variables to what America is looking for.

 

No one should bash Obama for those thoughts and Americans cheering for them, and not bash McCain.

 

No reason to dislike Obama because he can get his message across much clearer.

What makes you think that?

 

What if the Obama/Biden administration is as successful and America is as economically prosperous and safe after eight years, what makes you think that Biden won't run for President after that? He has run twice, and it's not like it's unknown ground. He'll be seventy, two years younger than McCain is this year. Hillary will only be 68.

 

Who is the Republican you see in '12?

 

I think much like Obama has risen through the Democratic party like a rockstar, Bobby Jindal is getting ready to do the same on the Republican side. I just see him as the candidate most conservatives have been waiting a long time for.

If Obama and McCain both are supporting social security, healthcare, and education. How can Obama's speeches that mention them be "empty promises?"

If you want honesty, you shouldn't be looking to politics. :lol:

 

A sad, but very true statement... And by the way I do want honesty.

I never said social security, education, or healthcare. I gave (a) and (b) as variables to what America is looking for.

 

No one should bash Obama for those thoughts and Americans cheering for them, and not bash McCain.

 

No reason to dislike Obama because he can get his message across much clearer.

 

You forgot to add "when reading from a teleprompter" to the end of that.

 

Who is the Republican you see in '12?

 

Maybe Mittens gives it another go?

Hillary is 60? Wow, I had no idea.

 

Think she'll run again in the future?

 

If McCain wins, without a doubt, and she'll have 4 years to start campaigning. If Obama wins, I see it as highly unlikely.

 

BTW, anyone see the new McCain ad that ran during the convention?

I think much like Obama has risen through the Democratic party like a rockstar, Bobby Jindal is getting ready to do the same on the Republican side. I just see him as the candidate most conservatives have been waiting a long time for.

 

Jindal won't be President.

 

Just my opinion, obviously. I just don't think he will.

Hmm, Pro-Life or Pro-Death.:confused:

 

 

Guess I'll stick with McCain.

Jindal won't be President.

 

Just my opinion, obviously. I just don't think he will.

 

Just curious, why do you feel that way?

 

I know many Republicans, both moderate and conservative, feel he is the Conservative version of Obama.

Just curious, why do you feel that way?

 

I know many Republicans, both moderate and conservative, feel he is the Conservative version of Obama.

 

Think your hardcore Republicans are going to vote for a former Hindu? They gave Obama all sorts of crap for being a secret Muslim but Jindal is a documented former Hindu.