McCain vs. Obama: Your Opinion Matters

[Hector M.]

The American elections are dawning. Gone is the era of Bush and dumb America. Our next step in history will revolve around these subjects:

-Economy Restoration
-Defense from terrorist organizations
-Global Expansion
-The possible end of America's global supremacy
-Europe once again becoming the world's strongest superpower

There might be more, but the whole world is involved with the following election.

We have charismatic Barack Obama:



And the Military Hero John McCain:



Both sides have different views for America. Only one has the right view to get America out of the shithole it's in.

For the rest of the world: The next president decides the future of other nations as well.

American Members: Whom do you support? You think your choice will lead America to a better future?

International Members: Whom would you rather have as an American president? Do you think they'll be able to properly negotiate globally? (Note: Both are 100% more competent than Bush)

Share. Discuss.

[Action]

Obama, because he knows how to use a computer.

[Pav]

Obama, cos he looks sort of like Denzel Washington in that pic.

[Daniel Becerra]

Originally Posted by Action

Obama, because he knows how to use a computer.

Hahahahahaha

I also support Obama and not only because he knows how to use a computer, but also for the following reasons:

- He is a visionary.

Anyone who says having vision and not experience is equal to nothing then hasn't studied history. There is a saying that says "Tragedy is for those who for those who don't study History" and I completely agree with it. What does experience count if with all of your experience, you still will not change your views. How many men have experience in sex, but still suck at it?

Anyway, Barack Obama is a visionary. He has excellent sense of judgment and he just has that vision of how to get things done and how they will happen. If you haven't read his book yet "The Audacity of Hope" I recommed that you do so, you'll get to know him a lot more.

- He is a persuader

It has been a while since I've seen a Politician from either party who is able to persuade at such an ease. I really mean a while since Kennedy and Reagan. He is able to bring Democrats, Republicans and Independants together. Persuasion is important, not because he will get away with what he wants, but because he is actually using his ability to persuade us citizens into assuming responsability for our lives. He really is! Just listen to what he has to say! Most people don't even consider hearing to what he has to say, mainly because of racional or irrational beliefs.

He is a role model to many and definitely someone who could make a big change in the world, a bigger one that he's already made.

- He has excellent views!

How many people actually know what his plans are? I'll help you out. Attached is his e-book "Blueprint for Change". I attach it because it's public, free of charge and legal. Take the time to read it

I would never support McCain for the following reasons:

- He contradicts himself so much

You Tube

- He has changed his views to stay cool with the Republicans

- McCain is not a military hero. He's portraying himself as if he was Dwight Eisenhower and he is no where near that.

[Pav]

Hahahahaha. Check out the one where they compare him to Miss teen universe.

[Trapstar]

Obama, because he's not a senior citizen

[tonatiuh8]

Obama, cause he is so dreamy

NOt only that but he is one of the best speakers that i seen in a while.

[skyline_gt7]

I support Barack Obama, simply because he is absolutely fearless. He reminds me of World Class Leaders and more important... he is really an inspiration to people, at least to me My vote is for him.

[Joe G.]

McCain is quite simply the All-American Man.

He shows the class and the experience needed for the job. I like the idea of Obama in the White House, but I don't support a lot of his ideals.

In the end, both men are qualified, but to me, McCain simply demonstrates a higher understanding of the job, the politics, the people and this country.

But- I don't care about politics enough to fight about this topic. Politics and religion are two conversations that should never be discussed outside of an arena. No one- and I mean absolutely NO ONE- will change there mind over a debate or arguement. Politics just fuels hostility. The idea of civilized politics is a joke put in place so the media can televise each and every dispute. Hell, if a candidate farts the media will know it, air it, and make that person lose votes. Civilized politics is about as real as a deathless war or a talking dog or some impossible shit.

[Patrick Laffey]

"Both sides have different views for America. Only one has the right view to get America out of the shithole it's in."

i disagree.

i think they both suck. obama will give us higher taxes to cover the massive spending he will want to do and mccain will further put us in debt and ruin us with intermingling with foreign affairs.

i will probably vote mccain though just so america gets conservative judges in the supreme court. we dont need any more wack jobs who want to outlaw guns or kill unborn babies. i like my freedom and choice thank you very much





.... do i hear a vote ron paul? woot woot

[Action]

Mike Gravel, all the way.