Please Don't Elect Barack Obama

I am for McCain also. I am scared of a man that doesn't hold his hand on his heart during the United States pledge.So Obama has pretty much had me scared since I first heard about him. Besides that what has Obama done for the united States.At least Mccain fought for us.

Hello Wsue1023, Your quote: [b]"The government is not financially responsible and they don't know how to manage squat. What makes us think they could manage health care? Why should all of us be subject to their government run system of doctors and hospitals? Why not just those without another option? I like my freedom..."[/b] I hope that you don't mind that I have reiterated your oh-so-salient points. I personally believe that your words should be injected into every single political discussion in this country today! Our federal beurocracy has proven over and over again that it cannot be trusted with the taxpayers money! Social Security, Medicare, the 1980s S&L, the current banking (now including foreign banks) bail-out, and perhaps most egregiously Fannie & Freddi, which we're now finding out were created with a CEO escape hatch. Congress created these two quasi private/gov't agencies with a precondition that would require the taxpayer to bail them out if they ever got into financial trouble. This almost seems to me like it was designed as a self-fulfilling prophecy. I would urge all to read the following links: http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=75802 http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/businesstechnology/2008056014_raines17.html http://financialservices.house.gov/media/pdf/100604rb.pdf (excerpt from first link) "Former Clinton (commentary: Obama's housing and mortgage advisor - see second link above) administration budget adviser and current Obama housing adviser Franklin Raines perpetrated an Enron-like accounting scandal as chief executive officer of Fannie Mae, resulting in his receiving millions in compensation over a six-year period. Raines and two other top Fannie Mae executives agreed to pay $24.7 million, including a $2 million fine, to settle a civil lawsuit filed in December 2006. It accused Raines and the two other executives of manipulating Fannie Mae earnings, allowing executives to pocket hundreds of millions in bonuses from 1998 to 2004, according to the Associated Press. It would seem that there are far too many in Washington who believe that we taxpayers have 'money trees' growing in our back yards. And, that we don't mind paying the price for others' unscrupulous profiteering. Yup, they just keep on sockin' it to the dupable taxpayer -- Grrr!!!

i am definitely voting for john mccain. i have to say that he was not my first choice for the republican candidate, but he has my vote!