McCain, anyone?

[Indieorganicveg]

Anyone gonna vote for McCain?

[cowgirrlup]

I already did...I just can't get past that Rev Wright s__t...

[Eleven]

I'm a fan of the Reverend.

No, didn't vote for McCain.

[cowgirrlup]

I'm a fan of the Reverend.

No, didn't vote for McCain.

Wow, I have a lot of friends who support Senator Obama, but none of them are fans of Wright.

Interesting, but this isn't the place to debate that.

We can agree to disagree.

[Sevenseas]

I just can't get past that Rev Wright s__t...:worried:

[Wolfie]

I just can't get past that Sarah Palin s__t.

No, I didn't vote for McCain.

[Irizary]

I already did...I just can't get past that Rev Wright s__t...

So how were you able to get past the
Rev Hagee http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/05/21/mccain-backer-hagee-said_n_102892.html
Rev Parsley http://www.motherjones.com/washington_dispatch/2008/05/john-mccain-rod-parsley-pastor-problem.html
AIP
and Keating s__t
?

[HummusKelpilot]

If I was American my answer would be HELL NO

[Sevenseas]

So how were you able to get past the
Rev Hagee http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/05/21/mccain-backer-hagee-said_n_102892.html
Rev Parsley http://www.motherjones.com/washington_dispatch/2008/05/john-mccain-rod-parsley-pastor-problem.html
AIP
and Keating s__t
?Those are not scary black men.

[New England Vegan]

I already did...I just can't get past that Rev Wright s__t...

:dizzy:

[FitChick99]

I will be voting for McCain tomorrow.

[TreeManEarthSteward]

If I was American my answer would be HELL NO

Since America is not the whole planet and as a non American, I still say: HELL NO :deal: :no: !!!

[rainforests1]

A vote for Obama is a vote for Corporate America, and a vote for McCain is a vote for Corporate America. I was doing research on Chuck Baldwin and he made a statement that the difference is Republicans like to borrow and spend while the Democrats like to tax and spend. I could understand that statement. There are some minor differences, but not too many as far as the big picture is concerned. It's hard for me to decide which candidate I prefer so, no, I won't be voting for him.

[Beancounter]

a vote for obama is a vote for corporate america, and a vote for mccain is a vote for corporate america. That the difference is republicans like to borrow and spend while the democrats like to tax and spend.

+1

[Brandon]

No ****ing way.

[codemonkey]

Even though I'd rather see president McCain than president Obama, I'm not planning to vote for either one. I'm done with voting for the lesser of two evils.

[Nickle00]

Hell to the mother effing NO!!! Peace & Love!! http://forum.pcastuces.com/images/smile_peaceandlove.gif

He stands for so many of the things I'm against.

....and if Palin makes it into office I'm going to gag myself with a spoon. What an embarassment to women!!

[m4rk0]

I already did...I just can't get past that Rev Wright s__t...

I didn't realize the Reverend was running for office.

[cowgirrlup]

I am not excited about Palin at all..I don't agree with her on a lot of things...but

I lost 8 family members in 9/11...that's my obejection to Rev Wright.... Of course I know he isn't running for office, come on, but I can't help but associate Obama with him...it might be wrong, but Wright's comments about 9/11 are very hurtful to so many of us.


I really hadn't figured I would have to mention it, but there it is..


I assumed this was just another thread where we answered a question and said why, but I guess I misunderstood..

I would never seek to criticize or make fun of any of you for your opinions. I enjoy reading other's ideas and even if I don't agree with them, I respect their right to their beliefs.

...end of story for me....

[Funner]

Since America is not the whole planet and as a non American, I still say: HELL NO :deal: :no: !!!

I'm in. If we analyze, we have to admit that U.S doesn't show a pretty picture towards the world, if you go to south-america, they all hate Bush, same thing in Europe and some parts of Asia, since McCain is an older version of Bush, it wouldn't change that much. But recently I was watching CNN and even the Japanese love Barack Obama, Latin-America is clearly tilting towards Obama as-well, so if we talk foreign relations-wise Obama is clearly the best thing America could ask for.

Sincerely, Me :pibo:

Peace

[Sevenseas]

Of course I know he isn't running for office, come on, but I can't help but associate Obama with him...So that's sufficient? A mere association in your mind between two persons, irrespective of whether one of them will have **** to do with the actual policies and decisions of the other in office?


I assumed this was just another thread where we answered a question and said why, but I guess I misunderstood..This is the Compost Heap, the area for various debates.

[Diana]

If I were American, and if Reverend Wright were a candidate, I would probably give him my vote, even though I am not a voting kind of person.

[broccolichick]

A vote for Obama is a vote for Corporate America, and a vote for McCain is a vote for Corporate America. I was doing research on Chuck Baldwin and he made a statement that the difference is Republicans like to borrow and spend while the Democrats like to tax and spend. I could understand that statement. There are some minor differences, but not too many as far as the big picture is concerned. It's hard for me to decide which candidate I prefer so, no, I won't be voting for him.

+2

Vote Chuck Baldwin or Bob Barr.

[broccolichick]

And with the Obama/Wright issue, take Wright out of the equation, read any of Obama's works, and you can see that he is overly preoccupied with race and sees the world very much in black and white. It so much 'us' on one hand, and 'them' on the other hand, I'm pretty surprised that someone who spent a good portion of the time being raised by white grandparents would have such a mentality.

Heck, growing up as a black Harlemite below the poverty line to a mostly white Ivy League school I am not so racially preoccupied or saddled with conflict theory-ish ideology. It seems that middle and upper class blacks (from my experiences at Yale) that grow up relatively privileged feel a need to wear their 'blackness' like an overcoat and are overly race-obsessed.

[Sevenseas]

If I were American, and if Reverend Wright were a candidate, I would probably give him my vote, even though I am not a voting kind of person.Same here.