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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 10:50 PM by kyred
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OP, I appreciate you opinions. I do take challenge to your belief that Hillary is a nice person. Obliterate Iran anyone? That aside, I won't vote for
any of them, McCain, Hillary nor Obama. Who will I vote for? I don't know. Don't even know if I will vote. I have become tired of voting for the
lesser of the evils. And as a woman accosted me the other day telling me I must vote because veterans fought for my freedom to vote, I mentioned that
I fought for America and stand by my right to NOT vote. Don't play the guilt trip with me. The two party system stinks. I believe we should have a
parlimentary system where mutliple parties are elected and from there a leader is chosen. We don't have a two party system by law, but we have it in
action. Just think, the 3rd strongest party is the Constitiutional Party and it has only 400,000 registered members I believe that is their number.
Not much chance of their voices being heard.
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reply posted on 9-5-2008 @ 11:38 PM by LOYAL
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Yes i was quite stunned by her recent remarks against Iran, However i thought she would be like Bill Clinton whom i think is worse among the worst
people...
Barak on the other hand straightforwardly had said to invade Pakistan therefore he was not gonna be my choice ever. Though i know it's not gonna
happen. But he seemed 'naive' to me as well.
That's why i thought Hillary would be a bit better choice than any of the other Presidential hopefuls...
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 12:37 AM by SUNRAY06
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Again as a Pakistani i would vote for Hiliary.. because i think she might be able to ease the tensions and bring some peace to the World!!!!
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If you vote for Hillary on a DIEBOLD OR SEQUOIA voting machine you may or you may not get your vote counted. Elections along with CONSTITUTIONAL
RIGHTS in AMERICA are in SEVERE DOUBT.
FACT..if Obama is elected he will face the same fate as the Kennedy Brothers, Martin Luther King, Vince Foster Chandra Levy Debra Palfrey and thats a
fact.
The CLINTON is hanging in because she know the MEDIA has a coup de grace ready for Obama and if she stays in and accepts the VICE PRESIDENTIAL positon
then she's a HEARTBEAT away from the to job..not bad..a win win situation
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 03:10 AM by drock905
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hildawg cant win statistcally right? Granted howard dean said it doesnt matter. But still why is this even an issue?
But still why would anyone vote for hildawg shes is the worst one. Shes the most maniplative, the most pandering, she blatenly lies. She doesnt even
try to hide it.
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 03:21 AM by JohnDoe999
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First off what I don't know, Alot. Now what I do know is that the us deficit has grown by more than 50% to, what is it, 8.8 trillion, under George.
Does anyone seriously think he was a good president for our country? I am under the, possibly incorrect, impresion that obama is the canidate least
like bush. What we need is our economy fixed, and not another president who doesn't care about carbon emissions, or anyone making less than 1 million
a year for that matter. Also as a US citizen I believe that anyone who thinks most US citizens are idiots, is mostly right.
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 03:48 AM by derfred33
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What about Ron Paul?
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 04:54 AM by LOYAL
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Originally posted by derfred33
What about Ron Paul?

Well buddy truly i don't know much about him, but all i figured he is a good person and deserved to be a President... i don't know him in details
but i have not seen any person that i came across as yet criticizing him.. that means he would be really a very good person.
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 05:08 AM by LOYAL
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Originally posted by JohnDoe999
Also as a US citizen I believe that anyone who thinks most US citizens are idiots, is mostly right.

Well i can't call any of them idiots because i am not a US citizen
However i figured our buddies in US are very much 'gullible' -
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 05:41 AM by mlmijyd
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I do laugh when I hear rational people talking about these Puppets inc. Clintons and use words like 'nice' heheheheee
So you'd really want to be represented by people that are associated with such ‘suspicious’ allegations?
The Clinton's past?
Not so 'nice'?
I guess if you close your eyes, pop another donut and turn up the MTV/Fox its might all go away?
"No place like home, no place like home, no place like home......."
Oh, the UK is no different in terms of political puppets and their uslessness in serving the people they enslave!
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 09:21 AM by Ragdollcat
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Hillary has said 1 thing that I completely agree with. That is that if Israel is attacked, we're on own way! Barack H. Obama criticized her for that
statement. Said she was like Bush. As a Christian I know how important Jerusalem, Israel and the Jewish people are to God. That's why we have to
protect Israel and her people. For Obama to criticize Hillary Clinton for saying yes we will defend Israel, well, doesn't show a Christian attitude
in my opinion. If he was a Christian he would have agreed with Mrs. Clinton. I'm very leary of Barack Obama. He has absolutely no experience in
running something as big as the United States. He's the most liberal legislator in the history of Illinois. That's bad news, folks!!
On the other hand, I don't like the idea of government controlled health care either. I don't believe in penalizing people who don't want
Hillary's health care plan. That's not America!! I won't vote for either Democratic candidate.
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reply posted on 10-5-2008 @ 01:06 PM by Tguntony
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Just to clarify on the Obama blowing up mosques thing I don't think he said he would destroy Mosques but he did say that he would invade Pakistan
because "thats where the real terrorists are" he said it very early in the race back in sSeptember I think.
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reply posted on 13-5-2008 @ 02:17 PM by Wayne
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You may wish to look at the United States flag posted on my site with her and the family.
www.Xanga.com/Avenueoflight
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reply posted on 13-5-2008 @ 02:22 PM by blowfishdl
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Touchy subject to be... touching on...
However, I really have to disagree with you here. Hillary blatantly & intentionally lied more than once and that took away all the respect I had for
her. Obama is just what we need to set aside some racial tensions, and restore money to the poor (and our country as a whole). Bottom line is that we
need to stop feeding the government with money and start feeding the country with it instead. We all need the money more than the military does, bring
the troops home and let's have a country wide picnic with all this money. This isn't a war on terrorism it's a war on anyone who opposses the US,
and we don't ever get the full story from both sides - only shreds of evidence that support the fact that they are all terrorists.
Back to presidency, I still want Ron Paul but I don't see it happening. Hillary also always has a fake smile on her face which is a distinct sign of
insanity. It is also a complete poker face. You can tell she lies and hypes things up that she doesn't believe in by the way she speaks and her
mannerisms. Would NOT want to watch her on the TV for 4 years.
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reply posted on 14-5-2008 @ 02:42 AM by bigbert81
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Here's someone who doesn't care too much for her (whoever started this rather large site):
The REAL Hillary Clinton
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reply posted on 14-5-2008 @ 07:25 PM by qxlb52
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As a politically savvy US veteran, who believes the only wasted vote is the one not cast, I am once again going out on a limb with my political
predictions. You may drag these quotes to ANY political thread you please.
If Barack Obama is nominated, he will be set upon by the Republicans worse than the US set upon Iraq for they already have their plans "surely drawn
against us." He will be sticking his whole family into a beehive that he may not come through alive and probably not elected. This will disappoint
his supporters and make him a one time candidate.
If Barack Obama is elected, he will be so busy trying to implant his lofty ideals that he won't see the forest for the proverbial trees. He will
find the reality of Congress and world opinion so bringing him down he won't be able to "be fly" and brush things off. He will waste time and
energy reaching for his veto pen as often as Congress reaches for its override vote. A one term president at best, he'll heal no real rifts domestic
AND foreign, acheive next to nothing, and greatly disappoint his supporters.
If McCain is elected, he'll institute change foreign and domestic BUT only at his pace and on his terms. He may even stray from the Republican party
platform from time to time and lose his support. If Congress butts heads with him realistically, he'll butt back and waste time and energy. A one
term president this man is, who'll need three to acheive his goals. Does he have the wherewithal to establish an administration for three terms to
finish the fight for the changes so desperately needed?
If Clinton is elected, she'll quickly make the necessary connections to institute change from the start. She will be strong yet gentle in all
matters foreign and domestic, but possibly too gentle at times. If Congress butts heads with her she may resort to an end-around political play that
could waste time and cost her support. (But not as much support as the other two.) As a one term president she will only begin the fight for change,
as a two termer, she will possibly finish it.
I am sick and tired, to the point of wretching, to see Hillary portrayed as Adolf Hitler. As a student of the period in Germany, Obama has been the
closest parallel to Adolf in his use of the most popular media of the day (internet), his party rallys (sideshows), his prescence, Obama over the
USA), and his use of hecklers and detractors (the SA) to deride the support of other candidates and issues. I see Obama as the 21st century Hitler in
terms of campaign parallels and anyone else will too if they dig deep enough. (Are you "top political pundits" listening, Tim Russert, etc.?)
And now its my bed time. I've had a cup of Earl Grey tea to tide me over and blown enough steam off on the politics of the day. All of you
foreigners, keep posting your opinions, fears, hopes, and anxieties. Maybe one of the candidates will read them and take them to heart.
Buuuuuuuuuuuuut don't bank on it.
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reply posted on 14-5-2008 @ 08:01 PM by LOYAL
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Thanks for your detailed post.
I as a foreigner believe we are not gonna have a better US President ever...
They are all the same.... I would support anyone who ends the wars...!!!!
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reply posted on 14-5-2008 @ 09:14 PM by Alxandro
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I don't know who to vote for.
I may do the write in thing, but I'll probably just close my eyes, hang a chad and hope for the best.
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