Obama is the right man for the job, everything people say about Obama is not true, he is anti war, people are too stupid to listen to the man. Instead they listen to propaganda only without doing the research, fucking retards.

Obama is far better than Ron Paul, RP is an extremist, there’s no place for these nut jobs in America.

“Today’s election is a choice between shit and Vomit. Which one is shit, you ask? Why, it’s Obama of course, because he is brown.”

-Casey Purdy

But I still might have to end up voting for the douche bag (Obama) anyways. Obama is CFR backed of course and probably immoral as hell. He probably did smoke crack and suck that one dude’s dick. But McCains statement about 100 more years of war is what’s keeping me from voting for him (okay, there’s 3943093 more reasons to add on).

The Democraps who have been Democraps for the longest time who did not even take the time to look at Ron Paul have been so brainwashed by leftwing propaganda that they cannot see through the movement to take a look at the bastards that are backing it and making it all possible.

I have no party loyalty. I might vote on way one day but it’s usually for a damn good reason.

It is better to vote your conscience than to vote for what you do not want. Voting for what you do not want means wasting your vote.

Obama’s promised future is not something we want. McCain’s promised future is not something we want.

We cannot support what we do not want, even if it means asking for a theoretically smaller portion of what we do not want.

A vote for Obama is great too, IF THAT’S WHO YOU WANT. But do NOT vote Obama out of fear of McCain.

Assuming Ron Paul has the ability to get just 10-12%% on Election day. That means no matter who wins the presidency. The Ron Paul supporters become the ever so important “Swing” votes for an entire four years. For 4 years every politician will be pandering for that 10% in order to keep their jobs. Whichever side, republican or democrat, can be more Ron Paulish, will get to keep their jobs on the Senate, Congress, and Local governments.

While I do admire a number of Obama’s stances more so than McCain, I still can not and will not ever vote for him or Hitlery because of their opinion on gun control.

Call me a conspiracy theorist if you will, but we are heading towards a Socialistic society just like in V for Vendetta. Laugh and joke, but it’s true. The Federal government can’t manage FEMA, the war, Social Security, Welfare, but we think they can manage healthcare? HA!

So no, I can not and will not vote for anyone other than RP. Wasted vote you say? That’s your opinion, but at least when the US goes down the crapper, I can hold my head high and say I did the right thing. This is the absolute worst slate of presidential candidates I have ever seen or could imagine.

Forget believing that others will do what you have to do. Take responsibility for yourself. Ron Paul has the only agenda that will truly begin the re-ascension of the country and the republic. You’re in a recession, by all standards save for wordplay and manipulations so the economy doesn’t meet the official definition.

Is this your transparency and legitimacy you desperately seek in Mr. “We’ll fulfill our debts to Africa”? (Check the Google interview to hear him say this) How the hell will debts be fulfilled when people are financially rotting inside your borders?

You can’t have a single person to solve your problems while you watch. You CAN, however, have one person get the ball rolling and rely on yourself and your neighbors to provide the momentum needed to keep it going.

Voting Ron Paul come hell or high water.

Ron Paul or nothing!

Yeah… “nigger” was a pretty popular term for black people a while back, but it doesn’t mean it’s acceptable for a Presidential candidate to use it, even jokingly.

Obama has ex citicorp heads in charge of his campaign.

I wish Obama the best of luck and think he would be a fine president, but I am writing Paul in for true ‘Change’

No, why don’t you do what’s right and vote for Ron Paul?

News flash: he’s not. He’s anti-Iraq war ONLY on the grounds that it made it harder to invade OTHER countries which he thinks needed invading more. Every time someone asks him about a trouble spot, he responds that we should intervene. Pakistan not catching terrorists? Bomb them. Genocide in Darfur? Invade Sudan. Unrest in Haiti? Take over their government.

Obama wants to combat “ignorance and intolerance”, “corruption and greed”, and “poverty and despair”. The problem is that he wants do it militarily.

It is very interesting to note that McCain has a strong history of bipartisanship, of being able to reach across the isle, and of working hard to get a comprehensive compromise to get through Congress rather than do it on his own.

Does Obama have such a proven quality?

The current administration has been plagued by actions that are easilly seen as “unilateral” and it can also be called “sheltered” and even “aloof” of the long term needs of the American populace. McCain does not have that stigma, after years of having worked in Congress. In fact, the fact that Republicans have as a majority voted for him in the primaries is testimony to the shift in the party’s voting base. McCain can and does represent a “new Republican”, and a new direction for their policies.

Something to consider.

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