Satisfied With Your Vote, Why?

Dont blame me I voted for McCain. Not that i think anyone could solve this mess in 30 days. But I would have thought with a majority in congress he could have done something besides spend us into debt, crash the market, keep the bailout cash rolling, put a tax cheat in charge of the IRS, fill a cabinet positions quickly, and give me a tax cut bigger than $8 a week.

I did not vote for Obama, in fact, I did not vote. My wife was angry at me for it, but I told her that it did not matter either way. I did not believe in anything either candidate was saying and in fact, its hard for me to believe anything a politician says.

My only regret is that none of the third parties stepped up to the plate and offered me a real alternative to the two candidates the press, the idiots that run the DNC and RNC and voter fraud forced upon us. McCain was the best of the bunch, but all that means is the bunch was pretty rotten all the way around.

Less than two months into any presidency is just too soon to question any vote. I'm satisfied that he is trying and that's all I would say about any presidency this young. We are in a lot of financial trouble. I believe it is way, way more dire than anybody is letting on and I'm keeping a close watch on these big investment banks. I know that if they start going down, they will take the savings of America with them and I know that the FDIC does not have them covered because it's reserves were never predicated on covering more than what was in small, safe retail banks. It seems to me that Obama is doing everything he can. But Geore Bush also did everything he could in the waning days of his presidency. Bush did not get any immediate credit and Obama will not get any either. Only time can vindicate their efforts and I'm not about to rush to judgement. I don't question my vote vote for Obama and I never will. I voted for what I thought was the best candidate and that is all any of us can do.

I'm satisfied with my vote because it wasn't for Obama. After studying all the candidates he rated very low on my list. I rated him just above Cynthia McKinney and he was barely edged out by Chuck Baldwin. McCain was the best of what was there, but he wasn't even my first choice in the republican primaries.

I grew up a staunch democrat. Unfortunately, due to the way the party was headed and what it stood for, I became a Conservative. Many conservatives today are saying that they are not what you would call Republican, yet, deep down inside, they know they are. I am satisfied with the way that I voted in this election. Yet, I still felt that John McCain still does a better job in the Senate. We needed good Republicans to counter the flood of Democrats that won in this last election. President Obama is taking on so much so quickly, that I think it is hard to know which way to turn. No one should be ashamed of the way they voted as it is an inalienable right to do so according to the U.S. Constitution.