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Does it ever seem like, "No matter who wins, We lose." in this Election?
I am not thrilled with either Juan McSame or Barack Obamination.
I think I'll write in Ron Paul this November.
Does it make sense to vote for a losing winner of a candidate over a winning loser? Morally speaking, couldn't I say, "Yeah, he really screwed up, but I didn't vote for him."?
15 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I have to agree. Obama is not going to do anything that is good for the people. I do think he will do quite a few things that will be good for some. Just not "We The People".
As for McStain, he is the one that introduced The Military Commissions Act. That says quite a bit right there.
If either of those two get in, this country will be in big trouble. Not that it isn't already.
I thought Ron Paul stepped out of the race already? I am still going to write his name in. At least I know I will be voting for the best candidate.
- actnowLv 41 decade ago
It's a matter of opinion on what "we" want. If you are a conservative, then yes, it doesn't matter who wins, conservatism will lose. The only thing to look forward to for conservatives is to get McCain to win so that conservative judges will be a majority in the Supreme Court.
You are on the path towards a uni-party - the liberal party.
I'm not an American citizen, so I can't vote anyway. But to say that you will skip voting because you don't like either party is a loss already. Peruse all candidates, pick the best of the lot. It is better than million others who will vote this year because, oh, the guy can deliver a great speech, or the guy is a war vet... no research, no historical analysis, just like picking who would be the next American Idol or something!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
They're not perfect candidates,but in my opinion Obama is the lesser of the two evils.
McBush can continue a$$ kissing Bush's policies. The fact that he thinks he can win the election by embracing Bush's policies on major issues like the economy,the war,and healthcare just shows me he's truly an idiot. But if he thought he could rely on independents and cross over voters would also tell me that he's an idiot. So I guess it's a lose lose for him no matter what
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
I agree, I am not as much a McCain supporter as I am afraid of Obama getting in with his lousy judgment and questionable friends and unusual monetary gains. I admit that. As for Obama voters, most of them are anti-Republican and Bush/McCain rather than pro Obama,but they won't admit it. If you don't believe me, look at their posts! all McBush and Rep bashings about "not another 8 more years".
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Ever since Carter I have voted for the lesser of two evils, this time i will be voting against the most evil man i have ever seen Obama.......
- Anonymous1 decade ago
What really gets the U.S. nowhere is the rep/dem football game where they are always on opposite sides. Nothing much gets done.
Just remember who really runs the governments - the illuminati.
Source(s): http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/un_... http://www.illuminati-news.com/shadow-gov.htm http://www.freemasonrywatch.org/lucistrust.html - CJ GLv 51 decade ago
You know what? It's the same thing every election. It never changes. You might just be old enough to realize it now (loss of innocence!)
I realized this last election. Poor Us!
- 1 decade ago
the election is a joke. obama isnt gonna do anything hes just gonna talk to his Muslims friends, and mccain is goin to get oldtimers