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yeah, except for all those voters who voted for him.
All the talk about him being Muslim is more fear mongering.
If you vote against someone because of lies about them then what are you really voting for? More lies in politics? More hate filled campaigns? More of the same old washington!
Listening to lies is what got this country in the position it's in now. Maybe it's time to do our own research and makeup our own minds.
I have researched and that's why I'm not voting for him. I DON'T trust him!!
Do you trust John McCain, DandT? Do you really? More than Obama? With all due respect (and you SHOULD know I have a great deal of respect for you), perhaps your research is not complete...
Thank you for your respect and I respect you as well.But I have not said I trust McCain more than Obama. My partner and I have read and read and listened and watched everything we can get our hands on about the three running. We still stand by Hillary and that is NOT going to change even if she does not win. My Friend there is nothing you can do or say that will change our minds and get us to vote for Obama.
Which leaves us the question. If we don't care for any of the people on the ticket, why vote at all? What's the point?
Because when it comes down to it, only one of two people are going to win this election: Barack Obama or John McCain. I have not heard one rational reason from anyone who has been supporting Hillary to not support Obama. Not one (and that includes, sadly, even you...). I, for one, expect Obama to be an outstanding president should he be elected (and I believe he will be).
Peace be with you, my friends.