75-25 - The Undecided Voter Project (sitios de interés)
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I normally vote about 75% of the time for the Democrats and 25% for the Republicans, but probably neither this time.
I have voted in every election since I was 18, in 1976, and I pride myself on this fact and take it very seriously.
This time however I will probably either skip the presidential choice or write in someone else.
With the condition the Bush administration (and the Republicans) have put this country in the Democrats should be ahead by 30 points in the poles. If I were the Democrats I would be asking myself why things are so close, they apparently don't care.
As for the Republicans, their candidate is a rubber stamp for the Bush policies, which is unacceptable to me.
I find Obama to have a history of being far too unreasonable on many issues but mostly on illegal immigration and the second amendment. He may say he has changed but I have seen nothing to indicate any such moderation.
MaCain is so stubborn that he won’t even suggest that the Iraq war was entered into with lies and deception from the Bush administration. If he wants to continue to back a lying President, and be buddy-buddy with him, then he will loose my support.
If I had to identify my political stance I would call myself a pro-gun moderate with Democratic leanings. As such I can find no one on the ballot that I can support.
Tony
I have voted in every election since I was 18, in 1976, and I pride myself on this fact and take it very seriously.
This time however I will probably either skip the presidential choice or write in someone else.
With the condition the Bush administration (and the Republicans) have put this country in the Democrats should be ahead by 30 points in the poles. If I were the Democrats I would be asking myself why things are so close, they apparently don't care.
As for the Republicans, their candidate is a rubber stamp for the Bush policies, which is unacceptable to me.
I find Obama to have a history of being far too unreasonable on many issues but mostly on illegal immigration and the second amendment. He may say he has changed but I have seen nothing to indicate any such moderation.
MaCain is so stubborn that he won’t even suggest that the Iraq war was entered into with lies and deception from the Bush administration. If he wants to continue to back a lying President, and be buddy-buddy with him, then he will loose my support.
If I had to identify my political stance I would call myself a pro-gun moderate with Democratic leanings. As such I can find no one on the ballot that I can support.
Tony