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McCain or Obama? - Hazzy - 2008-08-28
Simple poll, I'd like to see what you think. :]
McCain or Obama? - Katie - 2008-08-28
[COLOR="Navy"]Obama.
Also, I think politics is a touchy subject. Due to recent events.....[/COLOR]
McCain or Obama? - Hazzy - 2008-08-28
It's a touchy subject period. :x
McCain or Obama? - randompeep - 2008-08-28
Ralph Nader. :f6:
ok no but I refuse to give an opinion as of now. =x
McCain or Obama? - jrvillarreal - 2008-08-28
The 'Bama ftw
McCain or Obama? - Afrobean - 2008-08-28
I think that if I take the time to go out and vote, I'll be going for Mr. Barr.
But realistically, I might better just go for McCain. I just don't like socialism, and McCain in there is the best shot of it not getting through. Voting for Barr would be a waste of my time; there's no way his 10% or less popular vote will even net him a single electoral college vote, and I gotta say, 0 is a lot less than 270.
McCain or Obama? - jrvillarreal - 2008-08-28
O CRAP!!!!
OBAMA AND BIDEN (rearranged)=
OSAMA BIN LADEN
PRAISE MY ANAGRAMMING SKILLS
McCain or Obama? - Hazzy - 2008-08-28
jrvillarreal Wrote:O CRAP!!!!
OBAMA AND BIDEN (rearranged)=
OSAMA BIN LADEN
PRAISE MY ANAGRAMMING SKILLS
"biden"?
Anyway-
McCain rhymes with Cane. x]
Bush sent the Bin Laden family out of the nation while the rest of the country's air planes were grounded, on 9/11.
Bin laden > canes
McCain or Obama? - Brandini - 2008-08-29
lol@Ralph Nader.
I support Obama, and a little socialism never hurts anyone, except the richest people, but they don't feel it.
McCain or Obama? - iiMarik - 2008-08-29
[COLOR="Magenta"]Obama.
Could we give the politics question a rest? >_> ...[/COLOR]
McCain or Obama? - Thunda - 2008-08-29
Quote:I think that if I take the time to go out and vote, I'll be going for Mr. Barr.
Bob Barr is a stand-in candidate, and, IMHO, does not have strong libertarian leanings. I'd avoid him.
I'm waiting for the debates to finalize my opinion, but I do prefer McCain at the moment.
McCain or Obama? - Afrobean - 2008-08-29
Thunda Wrote:Bob Barr is a stand-in candidate, and, IMHO, does not have strong libertarian leanings. I'd avoid him.My personal beliefs aren't even completely inline with the Libertarian stance anyway. Like, really, they want to put the police into the hands of the freemarket? No thanks.
And what do you mean "stand-in"?
McCain or Obama? - Thunda - 2008-08-29
Meaning, he's the candidate because they have no one better to run. Much like Alan Keyes in the 2004 Senate race for the seat that Obama currently holds.
McCain or Obama? - Afrobean - 2008-08-29
Thunda Wrote:Meaning, he's the candidate because they have no one better to run. Much like Alan Keyes in the 2004 Senate race for the seat that Obama currently holds."Because they have no one better to run" sounds like the reason every candidate ever is in the position they are.
McCain or Obama? - Thunda - 2008-08-29
I meant it in a different way, so I'll rephrase.
The only reason he's the candidate is because they have no one better to run, even though he's not a good representative of the party itself.
McCain or Obama? - InSomnium - 2008-08-29
Obama, I like a little bit of socialism.
McCain or Obama? - wobbufet - 2008-08-29
InSomnium Wrote:Obama, I like a little bit of socialism.
Exactly what I thought.
McCain or Obama? - Chompy - 2008-08-29
Where is the Barr option?>
McCain or Obama? - Stereo - 2008-08-29
Wait, what are you asking? :f6:
I'd rather have sex with Obama so that's what I voted.
McCain or Obama? - Katie - 2008-08-29
Stereo Wrote:Wait, what are you asking? :f6:
I'd rather have sex with Obama so that's what I voted.
lol. If you said sex with McCain instead, I would be worried about you.