November 5, 200817 yr Author SvFan4life, you claim we don't support Obama because of his party affiliation or his race. That's because you've been listening too hard to his and the media's rhetoric. You can't allow for the fact that we so disagree with his stance on the issues and the policies he wants to implement that that is the reasons we can't support him. If he continues on the path he ran his campaign on, I can not offer one iota of support for him. If he moves toward center and comes up with some sensible ideas, then I can get on board. BTW, why should I move to a different country because I disagree with Obama's plan for this country? Don't I have that right anymore? I think I'll stay if it's OK with you and vote against him in 4 years if he does an unsatisfactory job for my liking. Well first off, I don't get my opinions about politics from one network. I happen to listen too, watch or read several political opinions from a wide variety of sources. Everything I have heard about people not liking him is from people I have spoken too in person, not heard anything from him or any media outlets, so try again. If you are insinuating that it's only him and the media claiming that people will not vote for him because of race or party affiliation then you are joking yourself. I would love to see how many people voted straight democrat or straight republican. And second, if you disagree so much with the presidency and want to ridicule someone who hasn't even taken office yet then why live in America? Yeah it's your choice and right too, but why be unhappy with how he'll run things? If you are that set on not liking him no matter what he does then why stay?
November 5, 200817 yr Why? Because he is a republican? I think the Dems would have thrown a wayyyy bigger fit had McCain won than the Republicans are right now. There's a reason there were riot prevention teams being put together all across the country.
November 5, 200817 yr Well first off, I don't get my opinions about politics from one network. I happen to listen too, watch or read several political opinions from a wide variety of sources. Everything I have heard about people not liking him is from people I have spoken too in person, not heard anything from him or any media outlets, so try again. If you are insinuating that it's only him and the media claiming that people will not vote for him because of race or party affiliation then you are joking yourself. I would love to see how many people voted straight democrat or straight republican. And second, if you disagree so much with the presidency and want to ridicule someone who hasn't even taken office yet then why live in America? Yeah it's your choice and right too, but why be unhappy with how he'll run things? If you are that set on not liking him no matter what he does then why stay? First - The people you're putting so much stock in is the few, the nut jobs, the bigots. The vast, and I mean vast majority of us that voted against Obama did so because of his policies and concepts he ran on. I too watch and read many sources for politics and I stand by my statement. Second - Who are you to tell me to move if I don't like the guy. Is that the sort of thing Obama has impressed upon you? "Banish all who question or dislike me". How utterly ridiculous of you.
November 5, 200817 yr I think the Dems would have thrown a wayyyy bigger fit had McCain won than the Republicans are right now. There's a reason there were riot prevention teams being put together all across the country. Did "we dems" riot in either 2000 or 2004? Of course not. Why would we riot this election?
November 6, 200817 yr Did "we dems" riot in either 2000 or 2004? Of course not. Why would we riot this election? I'm not the one who was preparing for it. It was certainly a major possibility had McCain won.
November 6, 200817 yr I'm not the one who was preparing for it. It was certainly a major possibility had McCain won. I'm not sure why it would have been more of a possibility if McCain? What makes you think Obama supporters would have rioted?
November 6, 200817 yr I'm not sure why it would have been more of a possibility if McCain? What makes you think Obama supporters would have rioted? Just my opinion and I've talked to many who feel the same way.
November 6, 200817 yr Author Just my opinion and I've talked to many who feel the same way. Doesn't make it true.
November 6, 200817 yr I have every intention of giving President Obama a fair chance to win me over. I will likely never agree with a lot of what he wants to do and a lot of what he will do... but that doesn't mean I have to hate him. It's been interesting to note how many people I've heard make calls to unity and to support the future President and compare the overlap with those people in possession of "Not My President" stickers following the start of the Iraq war. Just sort of interesting.
November 6, 200817 yr I'm not sure why it would have been more of a possibility if McCain? What makes you think Obama supporters would have rioted? When the WTO met in Seattle it wasn't young Neo-Reaganites out there chucking stuff at police officers. I'm not saying there would have been riots... but if you're going to pick a side much more likely to do so, all past evidence suggests that it would have been the liberals.
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