The end of your post is very revealing. It is amazing that a guy with almost zero experience has people like you thinking he is a Nero.
Truly America is a the point where a great orator and TV presence supercedes accomplishments and experience. Very sad.
Let me give you an example of how your point of view is being promoted by the media through very unfair coverage.
The mass media (liberal) have made a big deal over Governo Palin's husband having a DWI 22 years ago at the age of 22.
By Ombama's own account when he was 22 he was using Cocaine. Yet the media gives him a pass on that but tries to use Governor Palin's husbands DWI to smear her.
My point was that a vote for the lesser of two evils is still a vote for evil.
The 18-year-old father-, husband- and celebrity-to-be left Alaska this morning to join the Palin family at the convention, according to his mother. Gov. Palin's speech is scheduled for Wednesday night.
The young parents-to-be haven't faced any pressure to wed, says the boy's mother, Sherry Johnston, reporting that the two teens planned to marry before it was known she was pregnant.
Renda's right. He only voted with Bush 90% of the time in the Senate, so he's technically 10% different.
Sorry Renda. You left me a softball and I couldn't resist taking a swing
Talk about a softball...Bush never voted in the Senate.
Anything that Bush either vetoed or signed into law was agreed to by the majority of both the House and the Senate sooooo I bet we could find a number of liberal Senators who agreed with Bush a lot too.
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Talk about a softball...Bush never voted in the Senate.
Anything that Bush either vetoed or signed into law was agreed to by the majority of both the House and the Senate sooooo I bet we could find a number of liberal Senators who agreed with Bush a lot too.
Baron, according to Congressional Quarterly, on the issues that the President took a position on in 2007, John McCain was their most reliable vote at 95% of the time. Barak Obama voted with the White House 40% of the time.
It's fine to believe that John McCain was right and thus, that George W. Bush is right but the two can't be seperated.
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Baron, according to Congressional Quarterly, on the issues that the President took a position on in 2007, John McCain was their most reliable vote at 95% of the time. Barak Obama voted with the White House 40% of the time.
I don't doubt that. The first point was just being funny because a President doesn't vote, but you knew that.
The second point is that for McCain to "vote with" the President you first have to have a bill that the majority of the House and the Senate agree to. So those numbers aren’t that impressive. Obama "voting with" Bush 40% of the time and being from the opposite party says something about those numbers. Remember Obama was very fond of SKIPPING votes something John Edwards went after Obama on.
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