Is anyone on the fence about Obama?

I am a complete liberal. People when they are conservative bug me to death. However I have no idea who im voting for this election. Sometimes i think obama and sometimes i think mccain. I think if obama decided to have a tougher stance on immigration i think that would push me over the edge and id probably definatly vote for him.

I'm a thoroughly committed Obama supporter, but I know there are plenty of undecided voters out there. Tragically, many of them are not registered, so their opportunity to climb off the fence will go away well before the first Tuesday in November.

I think what will push them over is McCain. It usually comes down to who to vote against, not for, for the fence-sitters. As good a candidate as Barack Obama is, people who can't see that or are too cynical to believe that, can still see that McCain is a decidedly wrong choice. He is just too much like Bush.

I am not on the fence, but actually just sorta for McCain cuz I own a small buiz dependent on fuel.

If either of these clowns could talk about bio-diesel and seriously consider it I would be a lock for them, but neither, of them will touch it, and McCain makes the most sense when he realizes we have to drill.

Obama seems so clueless if he thinks I can but windmills and panels on my couple of semis....but if he'd pull his head outta where the sun dont shine and give incentives for bio-diesel and talk about switching there he could steal my vote away.

Look this is more of a threat then you realize! I bring the stuff to your store where you dems spend your hard earned food stamps!

You will need twice as many if Barry doesnt offer me a better plan then windmills and sollar cells.

Nope, I jumped over the fence and landed on the other side. Democrat for John McCain 2008.

It would appear that you either want to vote for Obama or you don't.

Just Say No Deal

McCain 2008

Not on the fence OBAMA 08

I'm slightly on the fence, but only because McCain hasn't picked a VP and the debates haven't happened yet. Once we see the policies side-by-side, or head-to-head rather, the choice of who will do better things for the nation will be clear.

William Ayers

If he could go back 20, even 15 years and denounce the racist Church he was a proud member of before it became politically expedient for him to.

As it stands, he willingly sat in that pew, without objection, for 20 years while Rev Wright continued his anti American and anti White tirades. And brought his wife and two young girls along for what passed as "sermons".^

If Barry wears a toga when speaking in front of the classical columns on Thursday night, then I am, like, totally sold, dude. John Belushi has come back to life.