I Reneged! Please Forgive Me.

[meBNme]

Originally Posted by Blubayou

1399- I think a lot of us are in the same place you are. My husband and I have discussed not voting. I cannot support Obama , because of his record, his background, and his inexperience, but I am not that thrilled about voting for McCain either.

So vote for Palin.

I'm having a bumper sticker made that looks like this.....

McCain Palin 08

[AmericanAngel]

Originally Posted by 1399

It was accidental, I promise.

However since it's done, I might as well continue. Here's my thoughts the last few days.

I have issues with our current President. However, I think his actions concerning the global financial market meltdown are wise.

This is a FAR CRY from how I looked at it before.

I wasn't wrong then and I'm not wrong now to say,

"Thank you Mr. President, for your decisiveness in a time of crisis."

His actions as of late will prove to be the among the brightest spots of his Administration-- ranking high with his commitment to AIDS research and affordable AIDS treatments for sub-sahara Africa and his "No Child Left Behind Act. I haven't heard anyone else say this yet-- these are my own original musings.


I have been rethinking my support for Sen. Obama.

This is NOT because Sen. McCain is the better candidate in my book, because I'm not sure that he is, honestly.

I am equally unsure as to whether electing Sen. Obama is really in the best interest of our country. I am inclined to say, "No" for moral reasons.

As of right now, I'm inclined to just not vote.

I appreciate your thoughts on this, however, a NO vote is a vote for Obama.
If the Republicans were as tanasious (SP?) as the Democrates, we would win for sure. They will do and say anything to win. What are we doing...sitting on our high morals and flushing a vote down the commode because we have a few things we don't agree on with McCain/Palin?????!!!!!
Are you kidding me!?
....but...eh, it's a FREE COUNTRY ....right....at the moment anyway.

[Ron]

Originally Posted by 1399

It was accidental, I promise.

However since it's done, I might as well continue. Here's my thoughts the last few days.

I have issues with our current President. However, I think his actions concerning the global financial market meltdown are wise.

This is a FAR CRY from how I looked at it before.

I wasn't wrong then and I'm not wrong now to say,

"Thank you Mr. President, for your decisiveness in a time of crisis."

His actions as of late will prove to be the among the brightest spots of his Administration-- ranking high with his commitment to AIDS research and affordable AIDS treatments for sub-sahara Africa and his "No Child Left Behind Act. I haven't heard anyone else say this yet-- these are my own original musings.


I have been rethinking my support for Sen. Obama.

This is NOT because Sen. McCain is the better candidate in my book, because I'm not sure that he is, honestly.

I am equally unsure as to whether electing Sen. Obama is really in the best interest of our country. I am inclined to say, "No" for moral reasons.

As of right now, I'm inclined to just not vote.

No problem, I tried staying away--honestly!!

Then I gots bored!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Ron

No problem, I tried staying away--honestly!!

Then I gots bored!

Yea, I noticed!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by 1399

It was accidental, I promise.

However since it's done, I might as well continue. Here's my thoughts the last few days.

I have issues with our current President. However, I think his actions concerning the global financial market meltdown are wise.

This is a FAR CRY from how I looked at it before.

I wasn't wrong then and I'm not wrong now to say,

"Thank you Mr. President, for your decisiveness in a time of crisis."

His actions as of late will prove to be the among the brightest spots of his Administration-- ranking high with his commitment to AIDS research and affordable AIDS treatments for sub-sahara Africa and his "No Child Left Behind Act. I haven't heard anyone else say this yet-- these are my own original musings.


I have been rethinking my support for Sen. Obama.

This is NOT because Sen. McCain is the better candidate in my book, because I'm not sure that he is, honestly.

I am equally unsure as to whether electing Sen. Obama is really in the best interest of our country. I am inclined to say, "No" for moral reasons.

As of right now, I'm inclined to just not vote.

Glad you are weighing the issues, 1399!!!!

[Cindy]

Originally Posted by James Griffin

In the last debate even Obama conceded the next president in all probability will appoint one if not more members to the Supreme Court, this in and of itself is reason enough for me to vote the McCain/Palin ticket.

It has been stated in Newsweek rumor section that in exchange for Obama helping Hillary erase his campaign debt (which he did) he would nominate her to the Supreme Court.

This issue alone has the potential to affect the country for years if not decades.


ps hi Cindy