Why McCain Won

" T" is for T R A S H
"I" is for I D I O T
"R" is for the RACE card which is so tiring
"I" is for i g n o r a n t
"N" is for news- which we wish we had some real objective reporting
"G" is for get a clue before your ratings drop to zero and you have s t u p i d e d yourself out of a job

It's amazing how far left the media is. If John McCain wins, they already have written a story linking Obama's loss to racism. Is it that hard to believe that John McCain could get elected for his ideas and promises? Frankly I'm voting for McCain not because Obama is black, but rather because Obama is a socialist! America is a capitalistic democracy--socialism always fails and is dangerous. Obama is more dangerous than McCain and it's not because of his race!

If Senator Obama were to lose, my first thought would be that the voting machines had been tampered with and the tabulations, fudged. But, that's only a thought.

He's high on the polls, so it would be very suspicious if he lost. I'm still not sure whether the current President really won the election, whether all the votes weren't counted correctly. For sure it's a bit of a concern when machines can be hacked, reprogammed, screen casting messed with, and that votes can be carried around in someone's car and not watched over by a neutral and trustworthy party.

Voting is so important... if our votes don't count, I'm not sure I want to vote.

MCCAIN'S LAST DESPERATE PLEA
MCCAIN THINKS THAT THE ONLY REASON WE SHOULD VOTE FOR HIM is fear of one party rule. We should forget in this stroke of fear-mongering his ineptitude, temperament, anger, incompetence, wrong ideas for the time, bellicose attitude, Palin's unfitness to be President should anything happen to him, his mostly upper-crust concern for the rich, his strong alliance for the Bush policies that brought us into this economic mess, and more! He is dreaming in technicolor! What Democrats need is a strong mandate that will break the gridlock in Washington. Then they can implement a true agenda for change. Then as well, under a possible Obama Presidency, the United States can begin to rebuild its sullied image abroad under Bush. Say no to McCain!

If Senator Obama were to lose, my first thought would be that the voting machines had been tampered with and the tabulations, fudged. But, that's only a thought.

He's high on the polls, so it would be very suspicious if he lost. I'm still not sure whether the current President really won the election, whether all the votes weren't counted correctly. For sure it's a bit of a concern when machines can be hacked, reprogammed, screen casting messed with, and that votes can be carried around in someone's car and not watched over by a neutral and trustworthy party.

Voting is so important... if our votes don't count, I'm not sure I want to vote.

Considering Obama's poll numbers and his ground operation, there is only logical reason that he would not win on Nov. 4th. That reason, is a rigged election through voter suppression and electronic vote flipping. Our election system has been broken since 2000 and little has been done to remedy it. Paper ballots and #2 pencils would be a start. Allowing anyone with a SS ID and picture I.D. with an address on it ought to be enough on election day.

See Barney Franks comments on the news, including face the nation last week, stating that Democrats in Congress intend to greatly raise taxes and go on a spending spree.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1Mazjm_A5k

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJGnSAlqjoU

See http://www.taxfoundation.org/blog/show/23617.html


And again what was Frank saying at roughly the time McCains attempt at S.190. in 2005 to fix Fannie and Freddie.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MGT_cSi7Rs

"These two entities -- Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- are not facing any kind of financial crisis, the more people exaggerate these problems, the more pressure there is on these companies, the less we will see in terms of affordable housing."

So which party is really is the liar that soaked the American people?

See also: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/01/08/politics/main2335631.shtml

I'm so sick of liberal junk that characterizes everyone that votes for McCain as racist, or somehow otherwise ignorant. I'm a well educated person with many diverse friends. I live in NYC and frankly, I'm up to my neck in debt from school loans, I rent an over-priced apartment in manhattan and I don't think I should have to pay more taxes than the 40+% that I already pay. I therefore favor McCain on taxes. I also find Obama's absolute lack of foreign policy experience at minimum disheartening and most, a little frightening. I took courses in college from great political science professors, and although they are beyond brilliant, I'm not sure I'd want them as decision makers regarding issues of national security. For these reasons, I support McCain (even if it seems his chances of winning are low). Crap, I must be racist.

Baffled as to why so many are so vocal about a candidate they know nothing about, who has done nothing and somehow is capable of running the US. All I have been hearing is nothing but vagueness and of course the mantra "change." We don't know how little or how much nor how dramatic a change he proposes. While I believe in the American people, I'm still amazed that such a media-upped candidate could have gotten this far.

Maybe the media-upped candidate has shown his class and his intelligence and hasn't had too many years imbedded in the dirty politics that have gone on before us. I hope he is gifted enough to not follow in the footsteps of Jimmy Carter (who is a great man but was not so great a president) but will lead us into a more compassionate country. The right wing of the Republican party keeps pushing their agenda which, to me, is very scary. I consider myself a Christian, but they are way out there. This country was founded on the belief that church and state should be separate--this cannot happen with them in power. We were also raised on religious tolerance, but that seems to have gone by the wayside during the last 8 years. We need to get back to the basics--budget our money, set our priorities, rise to the challenges facing us in the world. That's why people yearn for change, even with a person who has had only a small amount of experience in government--that may be the best thing about him.

Re: Nins Comment: "There hasn't been a Democrat majority in Washington since 1965, and before that, 1933. It looks like we are about to see another such event take place. By November 5, 2008 both houses of Congress and the Presidency will be in Democratic hands."
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Response by Concerned Ctzn @ 10/26/2008 5:14:53 PM

No worries Nins, the Dems got this election pretty much wrapped up. With all the voter fraud going on and the discreet rumor that the Electorate has been strong-armed and/or bought off, heck, the game was over B4 it started. Sheesh! Sad. Sad. Sad!

We're looking at the EXACT REVERSE SITU' of what happened in 2000. You remember folks! When W & Co. stole the W.H. from Gore. Yup! As we all know, Gore won the Pop-Vote fair & square, yet the Electoral College (EC) ultimately crowned W the winner. I'm not gonna lie, I voted for W the first time around---not second time though---but fair is fair. Gore got robbed! Well ... I guess it's payback time huh?

Moral of the story: APPARENTLY, IN THE DARK WORLD OF POLITICS, TWO WRONG DO MAKE A RIGHT.

PATHETIC!!!!

There's only one thing that can possible alter this FIXED ELECTION. Big number turnout (voters) for McCain/Palin! This is a direct call to all Conservatives, Traditionalist, Independents, Realist, Christians, etc, to vote in record numbers this year for the MAVERICK TEAM!

As a united front, we need to put extreme pressure on the EC so that they just can't dismiss the Popular Vote like they did in 2000. John McCain needs every moderate and conservative vote out there in order to pull off an upset over this RIGGED ELECTION!

JOHN MC CAIN / SARAH PALIN '08!

GOD BLESS AMERICA!

I believe that Obama needs to paint the picture of what it would be like with McCain & Palin winning the white house. It will be another 4 years of devestation. We can only hope that the younger voters turn out in droves, but this is doubtful basing it on past elections. White older voters will find it difficult to vote for a black president. Minorities need to turn out in droves as well, however the republicans are already instituting steps of voter supression in allot of key states. Democrats should be scared, as we have seen what has happened in the past. All we can do is hope that these two groups turn out in record numbers and deny the republicans another 4 years of devastation to our country.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/10/25/palin.tension/index.html

"'She is a diva. She takes no advice from anyone,' said this McCain adviser. 'She does not have any relationships of trust with any of us, her family or anyone else.'"


Yeah, that'll make a great president one day.