BTW, I should probably mention that 95% was higher than any other person in the Senate.

McCain is more like Bush than anyone else.

what's sad, is I already know two people who are voting for McCain and they don't care that it's like voting for Bush again. They can't vote democrat. It's against what they believe so they go for the republican even though it doesn't make sense.

::shakes head::

so sad.

Tela

Ok, seriously, either:

1) McCain supporters are denying this too much to answer this question.

2) McCain supporters are too lazy to answer this question

3) Everyone who's looked at this thread is either a Obama supporter or a Hillary supporter (in which case, you need help)

4) Everyone who's seen this thread is voting for Ron Paul, in which case, your heart is in the right place, but your mind isn't. You'll be wasting a vote.

5) You'd rather spend your time bashing Obama than defending your decision of who to vote for.

So which is it? Plenty of anti-Obama threads out there, but nobody has the gaul to step up and answer this question?

If Obama is the nominee I will vote for McCain, that is if I feel like voting at all.

Hillary supporter (in which case, you need help)

Bigbert81, obviously you are an extremely excited and enthusiastic supporter of Obama, you and the MSM, but not all of us Democrats are. What supporters such as yourself are doing with your snide comments like the one above is costing your candidate votes. Do you not realize that Obama cannot defeat McCain in November without the majority of us Hillary supporters? Do you realize that supporters like you are making some of us decide to vote for McCain not so much to spite Obama but to spite folks like you? Think about it.

Hillary won all the typically blue states, as well as the swing states. The majority of states Obama won are going red in the fall. Count on that. I foresee a huge defeat for Obama and the Democrats in November with Obama as the candidate. His defeat will rival that of McGovern and Dukakis. The DNC has completely alienated a large majority of its loyal members and turned what could have been a sure victory into a probable crushing defeat.

I'm changing my party affiliation to Independent and look forward to supporting a viable third party one day.

I've been a Republican my whole life. I can remember when I was the only member of the local Young Republican Club while serving as a member on the Mid-Central Labor Council which represented the AFL-CIO in the Midwest District.

This goes back more than several years ago.

I have finally had "enough" of the establishment status quo. This is the one time in many years that there is a tremendous difference in where our country is heading. This is the only reason I will vote Obama this fall. Not Clinton if she somehow sneaks in, it will be McCain then. But McCain or Obama - put me down for Obama.

Rest of the ticket is Republican....