Do You plan to vote? If so who and why?

NOT these two, the only one really qualified.. dropped out.

A Clinton administration would move this country to the far left in four years, complete with a defunding of the military and the intelligence communities while abdicating much of our country's sovereignty to the United Nations when it comes to global policy. As was the case under the first Clinton administration, terrorism would be relegated to a matter of "law enforcement."

A Clinton administration would continue the corruption and liberalization of the whole of the Executive Branch (the State Department, the Justice Department, the Pentagon, etc.). It would continue to encourage the State Department to embrace its one-world, globalist policies, policies that have usurped the Constitution by ignoring the authority of Executive Branch under the Bush administration. This usurpation is perpetrated at the hands of many Bill Clinton appointees. We will also see a continued politicalization of the Justice Department as foes of the Clintons are scrutinized while their allies and benefactors go unprosecuted for their malfeasance -- both financial and criminal.

And no doubt, Hillary Clinton would be tempted to appoint her husband, Bill Clinton, to the United States Supreme Court.

A Hillary Clinton administration would facilitate a continuation of the damage already perpetrated against our Constitution by her husband's administration.

We have no actual record on which to judge Barack Obama (he destroyed his records from when he was an Illinois State Senator and he hasn't stewarded anything of substance in the US Senate) so we have to judge him at his word and deed.

Obama would be extremely weak on the global war against radical Islamism. He has stated that he would remove US forces from the field of battle in Iraq within 90 days of being sworn in, even as we stand at the brink of a great victory in the Iraqi theater.

Obama has parroted the very same "change" mantra -- a false promise of hope -- which Bill Clinton advanced in 1992, again without actually advancing a substantive policy or platform. This demonstrates that he is untested in his leadership and willing to use the tools of political opportunism to achieve his personal goals.

Perhaps most disturbingly, he has advanced a racial element in his presidential campaign that exhibits a willingness to divide in order to conquer, a most despicable trait in any politician.

Further, his deeds, statements and silence on select issues present serious questions about his ideology. The radical, afro-centric tenets of his church, Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, have never been adequately examined by the main stream media. Couple this with the fact that the leaders of the radical Islamist movement -- Osama bin Laden and Ayman al Zawahiri -- have not issued fatwas against Obama for, not only being a Muslim apostate, but for being a Muslim apostate and aspiring to be the leader of "the Great Satan," the United States of America, and you have a plethora of troubling notions that most certainly cast a shadow on his candidacy.

I do plan to vote. I voted in my local caucus, and I will vote in the county caucus in March. I will also vote in the general election in November. Personally, I feel like my vote sends a message to the government. Sure, it's one of the many votes out there, and quite frankly, it probably won't make a difference; however, I think that participation in voting shows the government that we still care about what's happening around us. If nobody voted in elections, there would really be no point in having them. Now I don't know about you, but I'm really a big fan of democracy, and I 'd like to keep it around. Go elections! Woo-hoo!

Yes - I would vote for Obama before I give a vote for Hillary to be in office again.

Yes I vote every year! This election is the most important election I have seen in my years of voting!

I will vote for Barak Obama, because he's inspirational and positive, and he plans to work with both parties to solve the issues that we face. I like his approach to solving the healthcare crisis, and the fact that he has not taken any money from interest groups.

This will be my 2nd election year I have been able to participate in ... and I see the practice ... as a personal obligation ... I'm opiniated ... and this is one of the best ways to express my beliefs. I will vote for Obama in our primary ... and Clinton in the general (in the event O doesn't make it past the convention)

No, I'm only 14 and for some reason the idiots in Washington DC don't think minors should have a say in how the country is run, despite the fact that they are required to pay taxes.

I am voting for Hillary because she represents hope for the future and I know that she can deliver her promises from day one.

Yes, early and OFTEN ! For whoever has the testee cules to start herdin them illegals back on their their side of the border and off our prairies....tired of whimpy crybabies givin this country away, when our boys are over there fightin for all of us, and dyin' there you have it lil pard.

i turn 18 two days after the voting day

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