If you voted for Hillary Clinton,Why in the world would you vote for John Mccain

I have no clue who I am voting for at this point. I don't like Obama due to his lack of experience. I don't know a heck of a lot about McCain other than that he is old and seems very boys club. Plus who is the world chooses a running mate that has opposing views?!?

So you would rather vote for someone who says that children are a punishment, does not want infants who survive an abortion to live. For me those are two very good reasons not to vote for Obama. It also makes me suspect anyone who would vote for him in spite of his anti-child views. I mean it is not his color, but if he considers himself African-American and knows that Planned Parenthood is targeting Harlem as a place to put abortion centers and is targeting the African -American community he should really be against abortion in the first place. I mean if you said I love children, I would not believe you if you knew of his views and still voted for him.

I talked to a Hillary supporter today, and she said she would not vote for Obama in a million years... said he's smug, and the biggest deal breaker he's actions toward the national anthem, and not putting his hand on the bible and she seriously doesn't believe that Hillary believes he would be good for this country. So she said she won't vote but said she may change her mind and vote for McCain because she was pro-life and after hearing about Pulin she may have more interest. My best friend's husband was a Hillary supporter and now he's for McCain, said he's a democrat all the way at the beginning of this election, but if Obama was going to be the democratic nominee he would vote just to be sure not to get him. He told me recently he's sticking to that plan because he wants a true American....His words not mine. There just seems to be a lot of hate for Obama when it comes to Hillary voters. I don't believe there is anything tricky about McCain's choice... If you are suggesting that woman voters would just be interested in voting for a woman, I certainly would hope not. Maybe in the end it's as they say... you vote for the lesser of two evils. I switched my support to McCain long ago, never a Hillary supporter but at first my eyes were on Obama, and I would be ashamed if he were to be president of the United States of America. Now with Pulin a woman who has made a difference and even fought corruption in her own party the choice is easy and not so much just voting against the other. If she was a man I would feel the same way based on her record of reform for Alaska. As for your statement for the sake of this country... there are just as many McCain and now Pulin supporters who use the same line, depends on your point of view. So I say for the sake of this country vote McCain. Sorry, but that's how I see it.

I agree with you totally. when hillary ran for nominee she didn't do it because she was a woman she did it to help people. She won votes because of her issues not because she was a woman. And now John McCain had picked a woman for VP candidate. This does raise some serious question about john McCain and hi decision. So lets what things go from now? www.associatedcontent.com/article/994910/john_mccain_vp_a_big_risk_or_blunder.html?cat=9 www.nitesh123.blogspot.com

Obama's color has nothing to do with my voting. I did vote for Hilary but will not vote for Obama. Why? I do not see anything about Obama to vote for. Change? Right. All politicians are for change, but things do not change that much once they get into office. Candidates say what they think the voters want to hear then do whatever they please once they are in office. McCain's choice for VP is a good one, in my opinion. So, Time will tell who wins