A lot of Obama's ideas... he just plays it safe. He's regurgitating what other people have said before him. I see no real chance for change. I'm not voting for him. A lot of people are going to vote for him just because he's a minority and that pisses me off. I hear idiots saying "Oh, i'm voting for Obama b/c he's black" that's so damn stupid. I want someone with some ideas to make CHANGE after the Bush nonsense.
Bring the troops home, give us food that's healthy, keep American jobs in America, etc. :fury:
People complain about immigration saying there are no jobs and the immigrants are taking all the jobs, well if large companies would stop sending jobs over to other countries then we would have more jobs in America.
Funny, because a lot of blacks have said that they're not voting for him because he's "not black enough," whatever the hell that means. Others said they wouldn't because they didn't think he could win, although that has changed now.
I like Obama in this election because we have similar ideals and I think he's the most likely to be able to accomplish his goals. To hell with Hillary's "experience," even Republican Senators say that Obama has more success reaching across the aisle than any other Congressman they know. Democrats aren't going to have a 60% majority in the Senate, and that's what they would need to push their programs through without cooperation. If anything, Hillary would just make partisanship worse, maybe the worse we've seen. Contrary to what Puff said, I don't think be a worse president than Bush, but she would probably make the conditions in which the president operating worse, accomplishing just as little as Bush has.
If I have one gripe with Obama it's that his health care proposal isn't completely universal. Although it's a vast improvement, it's not the best we could do. Either way, no health care plan will be perfect. We have to implement something intelligently, watch how it operates, and make tweaks as needed.
As for the other two democrats, Edwards is to formulated and Richardson is just not presidential material.
As for the Republicans, I have heard much of anything that is good from them except Ron Paul and one comment from McCain ("We need to unleash the technology of America" - something no one talks about)--I also like McCain's position on the environment, obviously. I'm still 50/50 on Paul. Some ideas are good, some are bad. He needs to stop quoting misleading statistics from the Wall Street Journal though (referring to the oil vs. dollar vs. gold graph). Also, he wants to rape the earth.
what a surprise, Oprah supports the black candidate.
And if she supported Hillary then you would be saying, "What a surprise, Oprah supports the woman candidate." You ever think that one of the most philanthropic people in America may be attracted to the candidate most think is the most inspirational?