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Why I won't vote for Obama
Aug 1, 2008 | 12:25 PM
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I will NOT vote for Obama so please stop trying to convert me.

I can NOT vote for a man who thinks THIS is a good alternative to offshore drilling.

http://www.breitbart.tv/html/142113.html

I mean, WHAT? Inflate my tires and I can save our country billions of dollars ?

I can't follow Obama who says he'll finally get our troops home in his first 3 months as president, then says THIS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kFrFIFizkU

Then after saying he doesn't believe in generic time tables... he sets another one. This time he says he'll do it in 16 months.

Which is it?

the first 3 months of your presidency, No timeline, or 16 months?

Also, everyone has those people that they're embarrassed are supporters, but do you notice most of his supporters are hateful, racist people?

There is a convicted terrorist whose only regret is not bombing more buildings.
There is a man who hates whites and calls America the US of KKK
There is a man who hates whites and Jews
There is a man who hates just about everything, including Obama (though oddly he still supports him soley because Obama is "black")
There are "Peace loving", Can't we all just get along, liberals who threaten violence and talk about how much the HATE people who don't think the way they do.

This is a man we want to be president? A man followed by that much hate?

Obama in the beginning was criticizing how McCain handled his time as a POW. OOOOKKKKKK, McCain was serving his country... he was almost KILLED serving his country... When you've served our country and put your life on the line like McCain did and like our troops do everyday... THEN talk about what McCain did or didn't do while a PRISONER OF WAR.

And I love the Race card.

Dude is half black, half white. Yet he only seems to be black, which in itself is no big deal... but he has said McCain would run a racist campaign soley because he doesn't look like other presidents because the color of his skin.

So far, McCain hasn't really said anything except the truth.

Obama is inexperienced, Obama's energy plan is a joke, Obama wants to borrow from Paul to pay Peter at the detrement of US Citizens, and Obama is basically a Paris Hilton.

He hasn't done anything president worthy, Yet all the tabloid magazines can't stop talking about how wonderful he is, you can't turn around without the news blabbing about him, yet they never say what he plans to do. they just talk about how "Handsome" he is, how "beautiful" his wife is, their fashion and blah blah.

That's what they talk about Paris Hilton for! She is not known for anything, she's famous for doing nothing, and all they talk about is her fashion really.

So nothing McCain has said is exactly misleading, racist or wrong.

And how do you love this plan of Obama's?

he said he is going to take money from big oil to give back to us. You know what's going to happen then? Big Oil will raise gas prices to a point we can't afford it, and Obama will do nothing. Cause you know, all you have to do is inflate your tires and you'll be fine.

How about the fact he passed up on visiting injured troops in germany because cameras weren't allowed? Great guy, great guy.

So yeah. I'm not saying McCain is perfect by any means. I have plenty of issues with him, however, I'm not voting for Obama.

Now please stop trying to convert me. I am not going to be swayed on this issue

Thank you. ^_^

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crobsid52 read my blog
Aug 1, 2008 | 4:01 PM

Obama gives hope to a race that was convinced they would never see a black president.He may be responsable for a large increase in voter turnout .Obamas intention is to be the first black president at any cost .If he wins he will forever be part of history so who can blame him .I worry that someone is finacing him believing he will be easily manipulated .The man has no experience and appears to have no answers that make sense except he's for change .Well give us some clues about your ideas for change and please no rehash of that genious Carter .While i can understand a black following i just cant understand the white voters who find him anything but a inexperienced politician that needs time to learn .He's done nothing and stands for nothing .Hillary had a track record of ideas you could agree or disagree this guy votes present instead of taking a stand .The liberal lemmings seem to run to him without question .Somethings not right here and we need to find out who's buying this politician .
Aravynandrea read my blog
Aug 1, 2008 | 8:18 PM

I have nothing against a black president nor am I afraid of change. but like you said, he has ZERO experience.

I mean, his energy plan is for us to fill up our tires and get regular tune ups and we won't need offshore drilling to help our BILLION DOLLAR energy emergency??!!

I'm also tired of someone who is part white, raised by his white family, playing the poor black man being held down by whitey, and always accusing the conservatives of going after him because he's "black." he's not poor, and he's multiracial. He's just as white as he is black. Maybe even more so since he was raised by his white mother and grandparents. Something worries me about someone who will push his own mother aside so he can appear more black.

And his energy solutions, his idea of giving back to us from Big oil just so big oil can screw us even worse because of it, his "I'll bring em home in 3 months." "no, I don't believe in a generic time table", "no, they'll definately be home in 16 months."

Even I'm not dumb enough to fall for that, and I'm gulliable. LOL.
adoseoftruth read my blog
Aug 4, 2008 | 5:12 PM

Obama is the quintessential liberal. Tell us things are horrible, it's all someone elses fault, and the solution really isn't a solution, it is more about getting "retribution" and giving more and more power to Washington.

In the case of energy, we just have to suffer. Since fossil fuels are evil........even if domestically produced.

There is very little in the substance of what Mr. Obama says (have to dig to find it) that actually makes economic sense........unless one just either believes in Socialism, or doesn't know any better.
caesar_bc
Aug 5, 2008 | 12:05 PM

Poor misguided soul. Just because you may be quick to adapt your behavior based on what others think of you, does not mean that Obama should. Obama's pastor is in no way conencted to the thinking of Mr. Obama. Do you do everything your priest tells you? Oh, that question could be seriously misconstrued in this day and age.
I dislike how people are so entrenched in their own worldviews that they seriously believe that everyone else should conform to their view. This is rediculous, and disengenuous to ethnic diversity and fundamental human behavioral variation, remember - this is a basic tenant of why America exists. If everyone in this country were to think exactly like you, we would not be a democracy, it would be either a dictatorship or an autocracy.
Obama treasures his inexperience, and is actually his support for his campaign platform. It's the deeply rooted, entrenched incumbent "experienced" lobbyist powers that be that are arguably leading this nation into the gutter. Thanks to Obama, he wants to change that, and get this nation back on the right track to peace and prosperity in a volatile world in an energy crisis.
Based on most of your rhetoric, it looks as though you are gullible, and quick to believe jsut about everything you hear and see on TV. That's sad, because it tells me that many people like you base all of your arguments on dis and misinformation. Quick to believe, and quick to cast judgements based on very little information. I'm glad that there is an opposition to Mccsame out there, because this world needs to alter course fast.
Experience politi
caesar_bc
Aug 5, 2008 | 12:07 PM

Experience politicians should raise skepticism in any voter, because it just means that are corrupt and know how to buck the system. The way that politics has been carried out in this country has become seriouslt questionable in practice. It's time we change the way things get done in Washington, and Barack Obama is the facilitator of that change.
adoseoftruth read my blog
Aug 5, 2008 | 2:58 PM

caesar_bc: I assume you are referring to me.

As you see Mr. Obama as the facitiator of change and I can "clearly see how his inexperience will be an asset in this endeavor"? How is he going to change how "things get done" in washington? and please, be specific. Is he going to change the Constitution? What specifically is Mr. Obama going to change for us all? And once you have identified what he is going to change, how is that "change" going to be of benefit to anyone?
hahnmeister read my blog
Aug 6, 2008 | 4:34 AM

McCain is no better. Vote Nader.
Aravynandrea read my blog
Aug 10, 2008 | 1:52 PM

What change is he bringing Caesar_bc? Its the same old politics from what I hear.

"I'm going to bring them home the first three months of my presidency."

"I NEVER said I had a time table to bring our troops home. I don't believe in Generic time tables."

"I have a plan to bring them home in 16 months."

This is the same flipflopping/liberal lies that have been going on for centuries. There's nothing different about his policies.

What change is going to come from someone who refuses to visit wounded soldiers in Germany because there wasn't a photo op in it for him?

What Change is going to come from someone who stupidly believes filling your tires and checking your engine regularly will fix our billion dollar energy crisis?

and Hahnmeister...

We all know nader isn't going to win. I'm not throwing my vote away.

And while I have MANY MANY issues with McCain (He wasn't my first, Second or Third choice for Republican nominee)...

At least he hasn't said he was going to bring troops home by such and such a time knowing a timetable is unrealistic... He said fixing the economy was going to be tougher than simply filling the air in your tires as Obama suggested...he has experience that Obama doesn't... and he's served our country, almost died for it in fact, where Obama never even went to boot camp.

McCain may be flawed, but he's not filling us with a bunch of bullcrap just because its what we want to hear, like Obama.

He's not telling us things are going to be rosy, and easy once he gets in office.

Obama is practically telling everyone if he gets
Aravynandrea read my blog
Aug 10, 2008 | 1:52 PM

in office, there will be a cure for cancer, there will be enough money so the poor won't be poor, and everyone will hug each other and live in peace and racisim will no longer exist.

I mean, come on. If you actually believe that you need to grow up. The only Change Obama is going to bring, is inexperience, we don't need someone with inexperience to fix what someone with no common sense broke. We'll only get more of the same.
hahnmeister read my blog
Aug 11, 2008 | 3:27 AM

"We all know nader isn't going to win. I'm not throwing my vote away."

Well, with that kind of attitude, no, nobody but a Republican or a Democrat will win. All you can do is keep trying, because someday, it might just be enough.
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