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Monday, August 18, 2008

McCain pulls into a tie in new polling

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ottothewise

40% of the registered voters dont even vote. 25% of the population doesnt even register. No one knows who will bother to turn out. The polls dont include the under 30 crowd. The under 26 crowd doesnt vote at all.
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tomc100

With the two corrupt candidates and two corrupt parties that we have to choose from and having no chance for an independent to be nominated do you wonder why most people decide not to vote? The political system in this country is completely broken. The only way to fix this problem is to put a cap on how much politicians can spend on an election otherwise we'll get the same garbage.
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Pendamon

Of course the majority of this country trusts John McCain over Obama "to use good judgment in a crisis." What do you think? Obama cannot offer a judgment without consulting with his handlers, his speech-writers, and George Soros. Why would anybody trust him, for God's sake?
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TheDiplomat

A majority of this country trusts John McCain to be John McCain. That is to wage war. That was the problem with Bush and Cheney. Pendamon complains about consulting people during a decision, maybe if Bush had of done that, we wouldn't be in the mess we are in. I would rather have a President that is cerebral instead of one that blurts out shoot them, bomb them as an answer for everything.
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john_ft_laud

President GW Bush did consult with people around the globe, including lefties at the State Dept and at the UN. Fortunately, he was able to see the utter uselessness of their opinions. He made the correct decision to defend America. We are now safer than when President BJ let terrorist Osama run free. Barack Hussein Obama isn't cerebral, he is completely vapid. It takes an army of 200 advisors to get him to even be able to stammer and stutter um ah ah um huh over and over again. He doesn't have the ability to actually answer a simple question. It is important to remember that war and aggression ARE a means of diplomacy, not it's failure.
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