• ALIENated said on Sep 07, 2008....

  
  As I have said before, I close my eyes and try to envision both as president.
  I can see McCain clearly as president. I cannot see (Zero)bama as a
  dog catcher.
  
  I personally believe that even most good Democrats see what is happening
  to their party and will reject Zero when the chips are down, when it is time
  to vote. I cannot imagine any of my state's electoral votes going to anyone
  but McCain. Mainly because I live in a very smart state, not influenced that
  much by the elite coastal states. However, I plan to vote and I will try my
  best to get my family to vote just to make sure the popular vote is there
  as well. I figure that is what happened in the 2000 election. I, for one, did
  not vote because I did not dream that Gwhore would get 20 percent of
  the vote. I think if everyone had to vote again, and honestly voted the
  way they would have in 2000, Gwhore probably would have only gotten
  20 percent. I hope everyone will remember that, that their vote does 
  count even if their candidate looks like a sure thing, and go vote. It never
  hurts a new president to know that he has a clear mandate from the
  people. When McCain takes office, he needs to know that a clear 
  majority of Americans want him there and believe in the things he believes
  in, that America has not gone as crazy as Borax and liberal Democrats
  would have everyone believe. I would challenge everyone to remember
  what each candidate said a few weeks back. McCain believes life starts
  a conception. No matter how radical that may sound, it is leaps and 
  bounds a better position than (Zero)bama's stance of standing by and
  watching a baby die after a botched abortion. That is the fundamental
  difference in the two candidates. One represents life and one represents
  death. It is really that simple. And bottom line. McCain is not that far
  right of most Democrat presidents. He only looks radical when matched
  up with the most liberal man the Democrats have ever offered as a
  presidental candidate. The choice is totally untested vurses tried and
  true. McCain has fought for our country. (Zero)bama has spent his
  life trying to tear it down, and listening to others that want to tear it
  down (like Wright and Ayers). I personally am praying for a landslide for
  McCain. He deserves it and Americans deserve it. We need to show the
  liberal media and Hollywood that all their propaganda is never going to
  work.
  
  

• theavenger said on Sep 07, 2008....

  Mccain will win, without a doubt.

• Cussane said on Sep 07, 2008....

  Well, from an outsider point of view, who by the way predicted a clinton-mccain battle, here is my two cents worth......
   
  McCain will be your next president, unless Palin does something stupid like talk. Quite frankly i am surprised that it is taking this long  for mainstream america to discover Obama is all flash and no fire, then again more of you seem to pay more attention to Oprah and Dr. Phil than to the actual issues.
   
  Good luck in November Mr. McCain
   
  Cussane

• sadsack said on Sep 08, 2008....

  I'm an outsider, in no way connected to the U.S. But since U.S. policies affect everyone around the world, we're all watching to see which way the Americans are going to vote.
   I hope Obama wins, because he seems a man of integrity.

• stopmediabias said on Sep 08, 2008....

  Alien-honestly I like Obama, but your right when it comes down it, Pro-life versus Pro-death, that makes it easy for me.

  Cussane-I think Palin was the punch in the arm that Republicans needed.

  Sadsack-where are you from?

• sadsack said on Sep 08, 2008....

  Hi stop, I'm from India...Obama seems pro-India besides appearing to be a well-balanced person...I guess that's why I like him.

• stopmediabias said on Sep 08, 2008....

  Interesting, I would assume someone in another country would want McCain to win because of his experience.  But to each his own :>

• Mucho said on Sep 09, 2008....

  I pray everynight that McCain is elected.

• sadsack said on Sep 15, 2008....

  To be honest, in my country there's nothing much to choose between one politician or another. They all suck! I don't really know about the States.

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