OBAMA verses JOHN McCAIN... who wins?

[american.swan]

I think the winner is going to be lobby groups, big pharma, and the military industry...etc

The loser is going to be the sheeple, but they have it coming to them.

 

[angelatc]

What if we live in Bizzaro world and for whatever reason Ron Paul endorses Mccain?

Then I would vote for McCain, and have the Marine Recruiter over to meet my boys!

(It is bizarro world, you know.)

 

[georgiaboy]

write-in Ron Paul. Only clear way to send a message to our fellow Republicans.

 

[Aratus]

thoughts of the fall... we are about to see things dovetail...

 

[Time for Change]

A vote for either dooms us ALL!

 

[Aratus]

the fall election...looms!

 

[Truth Warrior]

Who loses?

The American people, as always!

 

[NH4RonPaul]

Change

OBAMA = CHANGE YOU WILL BE SORRY FOR

http://www.moonbattery.com/archives/2008/06/idolizing_both.html

 

[NH4RonPaul]

No!

Then I would vote for McCain, and have the Marine Recruiter over to meet my boys!

(It is bizarro world, you know.)

I think I know him better than most and can guarantee you that he WON'T.

 

[newyearsrevolution08]

They are one in the same but obama will win, lets let the first black man and first women run the nation into the ground then we can take it back FOR GOOD. Everyone wants change but the people they are voting for only SPEAK of change but offer none.

We will end up taking back our country whether that is in my lifetime or future generates, this revolution will NOT stop until we get our beautiful nation back to the PEOPLE. We are ALL people and need to take BACK our country and minimize the government who is trying to keep us from controlling what is OURS.

 

[Aratus]

my poll closes this friday. i sorta like the way the vote went!

 

[RickyJ]

I am not voting to "send a message." If there is no one worth voting for then I am not voting for anybody.

 

[jagermeister330]

As Emma Goldman said: "If voting changed anything, they'd make it illegal." That being said, I probably will vote, and if I do I'll be writing in Ron Paul, no questions about that. But let's be honest; we're not going to win this war in the voting booth, at least not as long as the vast majority of the American people continue to bleat happily over their bread and circuses.

 

[Aratus]

i sorta liked this poll, the impulse of many here is to go third party! again, obama has secured the vote of colin powell and has picked up $150 million dollars last month in perhaps small donations, as letterman has heard the happy revelation from mccain, namely "i screw'd up!"

 

[Aratus]

the delicate topic is, as this goes down the wire, assuming g.w bush still has a quiet antipathy to mccain,
and it looks like karl rove ain't stuffing ballot boxes galore for good ol' 'nam vet mccain, do people opt to
vote for the guy who is least likely to send anyone a symbolic or real message, or do we all go to a third
party each in our states so as to hint to the next "OPERATION CAT HERDER" that there are potential votes
out there of people who have a dissatisfaction with the two main parties? i feel each third party vote sends
someone a message, an' indicates a resistance to some of the media blitzing out there. i know i am dissatisfied...

 

[Doktor_Jeep]

Don't know who wins.

We all lose.

 

[nodope0695]

Corporate Elites, and world bankers.


The American people lose. The torch of freedom is nearly out.