If I had to vote, that would probably be my choice. Seen from Europe, this right wing imperialistic America doesn't seem right. The people are manipulated into believing that by sending their kids, they're actually serving the nation. There is no such thing, unfortunately.
And I agree with Michael Guy's comment. On the other hand, I'm always cautious when politicians use "God". It's not faith that's making them speak, but rather the will to manipulate people through their fate. God is a private matter, it has nothing to do with politics.
I'll be glad when the elections is over and we can settle down to some kind of peace. It is never going to get any better the end days are coming upon us and things are supposed to get worse. I can see it everyday in the news and newspapers, who corrupt this world and the people in it are. Only Godlike people will survive this world at the end and those who trust in Jesus as their savior.
I prefer Obama to McCain. If I were to vote, I would definitely vote for Obama.
Both parties have been trying to outdo each other by promises, but that's what politicians do. You'll be more worried if he doesn't promise you anything.
Big changes takes time, and you'll have to give him the time to make changes. No one can do all the changes in one day or a few days.
I'm actually happy for the Americans if Obama be elected to be the President. No risk no gains. You have seen how the finance is for the past 8 years for America, and if it continues for another 8 years of the same financial tactics, America will be reduced to nothing!!!
McCain didn't make a lot of promises, nothing is new with him, nothing is too constructive, he is not a leader, but a follower!!! That's all I can say about him.
Well it certainly doesn't pay to reward failure by continued support. Maybe all his ideas won't take shape but it is a matter of who & which "class" should be represented in power. We had 8 years of "re-distribution" of the U.S. Treasury to the "upper business exec. class" - So where's the beef? We're worse off. And I don't believe THEY own the treasury. It's the middle class that pays the most into it. Why shouldn't THEY get a tax cut -- it may stimulate the economy too; we don't shove all our money into investment accounts. It goes back on "mainstreet"... My opinion of course!
Already voted. Only thing is: will the elected candidate HONOR those promises he is making? Or will it be the same old, same old worn out rhetoric of empty lies? Time will tell.
Yes, I do too, but he worries me...so many nut jobs out there, willing to at least try to assassinate him and only because he is not white/caucasion...'''''ed
Yes, I do. But the thing I like best is the change of direction it promises. I look at the historically dismal prospects for countries where the income disparity reaches a wildly disproportionate state, which is where we are heading. Checks and balances are built in to our success as a country. It's now time for the pendulum to swing back the other way to promote conditions where the most wealthy among us pitch a bit more resources into the pot for our future strength as a nation and the rest of us get our act together in terms of responsibility toward energy use and education.
Best regards,
Leland
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And I agree with Michael Guy's comment. On the other hand, I'm always cautious when politicians use "God". It's not faith that's making them speak, but rather the will to manipulate people through their fate. God is a private matter, it has nothing to do with politics.
An Obama administration you will live to regret I feel. just like the eight years of hell we had under Old Bill..)
Peter
Both parties have been trying to outdo each other by promises, but that's what politicians do. You'll be more worried if he doesn't promise you anything.
Big changes takes time, and you'll have to give him the time to make changes. No one can do all the changes in one day or a few days.
I'm actually happy for the Americans if Obama be elected to be the President. No risk no gains. You have seen how the finance is for the past 8 years for America, and if it continues for another 8 years of the same financial tactics, America will be reduced to nothing!!!
McCain didn't make a lot of promises, nothing is new with him, nothing is too constructive, he is not a leader, but a follower!!! That's all I can say about him.
Sandie Angel :o)
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Best regards,
Leland