Originally Posted by
MeetJoeGreene
On October 31, 2004 the skins Lost to the Packers 28-14.
GWB was re-elected.
Disproving that stat.
I think that a Republican voting for Obama is cutting off his foot to spite his face. A really far left president with a Democratic congress will do terrible things to our free enterprise system.
Sir, I must assume that therefore you think that voting McCain in to do more of the same is the best option. I respect that opinion, though I don't quite understand the thinking behind it ...
Now, maybe you are saying that McCain
won't run the same economic policies as Bush. For that to be true, either: 1) He wasn't quite being factual when, as recently as a few months ago, he said the Bush policies were just peachy - as a matter of fact,
more deregulation was needed; or 2) He's not being truthful now when he says he
will change economic policy from Bush's, he really wants tighter regulation of the Wall Street fatcats he was trying to deregulate a few months ago, or 3) He's not quite sure what he wants to do, but he's pretty darn sure he should be voted in to be the one to do it.
Any of those options don't make him a candidate to vote for in my opinion! And that doesn't even get into the grades he gets for "Presidential Judgement", choosing someone like Palin to take over when he keels over. Being a "hottie" no more makes one qualified to be prez than being a guy that "I'd like to have a beer with" (like GWB in 2000) does.
You bring up a good point that maybe divided government is best. Why don't you just vote for economic change (Obama) at the top of the ticket, and then see if you're incumbent congressman or Senator should be replaced?
Signed respectfully,
Independent voting for Obama, and hoping against hope that McCain and Palin don't get anywhere
near the White House.
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