The Rock says that obama should know his role and shut his mouth. The Rock says Mccain should know his role and shut his mouth. The Rock says stephen colbert knows his role and shut his mouth. THE ROCK SAYS COLBERT FTW!
sadly, i only started paying attention to the campaign pretty late, when the only people left were obama and mccain. I would say obama, because the US needs work on it's foreign policy and needs a weaker dollar(for a while)
I would like Obama to win because he has the best foreign policy. He actually wants to...*gasp* talk to other nations. And use a little thing like diplomacy rather than blowing the hell out of those that don't agree with the American way of life. He goes against the statis quo. Unfortunatly Americans that go against the statis quo end up dead. JFK, Martin Luthor King, Malcolm X, Lincoln.
Lets just cross our fingers nothing happens this time...
I don't know really anything about either candidate and I can't vote anyways. So I'll just go with the generic independent candidate who will never win.
I am getting used to horrid candidate choices in this country [america fuck yeah!] they both suck, but obama is the lesser of two evils. but he will raise taxes for anyone earning over 70k , and raise the capitol gains tax as well so in my opinion he sucks.
"So who are you guys voting for? Elections are only 4 months away. I'm voting for Obama, and not because of his views, opinions, beliefs or campaign. I'm voting for him simply because I enjoy watching him and listening to him talk. He's very charismatic and seems like a guy who can get things done. Plus I think it's high time this country had a leader who isn't a crusty white man who's driven by war. "
If you're not voting for a candidate because of his opinions, views, beliefs, or campaign, you shouldn't be voting. If you like listening to him talk, by his audio book or something.
"So who are you guys voting for? Elections are only 4 months away. I'm voting for Obama, and not because of his views, opinions, beliefs or campaign. I'm voting for him simply because I enjoy watching him and listening to him talk. He's very charismatic and seems like a guy who can get things done. Plus I think it's high time this country had a leader who isn't a crusty white man who's driven by war. "
Lol, racist; if it wasn't for war we would be in a depression.
I'm voting for Obama, because I live in New Zealand, and here we believe that American Presidents should be able to talk wack-ass street slang and slam-dunk more b-balls than any other playa on the Presidential court.
But seriously, McCaine is like a just like George Bush, except he can't string sentances together in quite such an amusing way :0
Ron Paul is a funny guy. Remember when he was campaigning for the 2004 election and he publicly admitted he didn't have a drivers license because he didn't believe anyone had the right to prohibit him from driving? I'm pretty sure he carried a pistol around without a concealed weapons permit as well. That's bad ass!
They're both worthless politicians, neither is better than the other. McCain promises more war, Obama promises that the middle class will collapse and we'll cut defense funding.
I really wanted Ron Paul to win, but the poor guy never stood a chance. But being mostly democrat I'll probably vote for obama, just cause I don't really agree with republican views.
B) What he lacks in experience, he makes up for in intelligence.
C) Likely to have better foreign policy.
D) I generally agree with more of his social stances than I do with McCain.
I would have also put that he is opposed to illegal wire-tapping but since he has reversed his stance on this, I can't put it down. I've been rather disappointing with Obama in recent times, but I still feel that he is a better candidate than McCain is.
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