Next President of the United States

[STEED]

Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

I'm voting McCain. Cindy is cute and she owns a beer factory. Credentials I can live with

Are they bought your vote for free beer.

[AVGWarhawk]

Originally Posted by STEED

Are they bought your vote for free beer.

Nah, since Cindy had someone fix her hair and get away from that hard looking women motif she has become quite lovely. Beside, I do not think I can stomach looking at Michelle for the next four years. She is nice and bright but...... To me, we are hosed no matter which way we go. So, might as well attempt to find another reason to vote for either one.

[Sailor Steve]

How did this suddenly turn into "Who I'll vote for" and "who's wife does what"?

Originally Posted by Neal Stevens

Not necessarily who you want to be President, but if you had to bet a steak lunch, who you think will actually win.

[mapuc]

Here's my version

After Obma is selected(he's not my choice)

He fire Biden, call McCaine and ask if he want's to be his(Obama's) vicepresident

So says the rest of my coffe in my cup

Markus

[Thomen]

Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

I'm voting McCain. Cindy is cute and she owns a beer factory. Credentials I can live with

didnt she sell her share in Anheusser-Busch? Can't remember.

[bookworm_020]

Obama pulling ahead.:hmm:

I thiink it will be his choice of VP that wins it for him. McCain selected a outsider runner and I think that will come back to haunt him.

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by mapuc

Here's my version

After Obma is selected(he's not my choice)

He fire Biden, call McCaine and ask if he want's to be his(Obama's) vicepresident

So says the rest of my coffe in my cup

Markus

Actually he can't. The electors cast a vote for president and a vote for vice president. The VP is technically elected separately and the Pres can't do anything about it one way or the other.

[Onkel Neal]

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

How did this suddenly turn into "Who I'll vote for" and "who's wife does what"?

No kidding! The poll is for who you think will win.

Sheesh, these guys cannot follow simple instructions

[geetrue]

I think, I act, I do, but I don't really know who will win in November.

Sure is fun to wonder though ...

Will Obama wind up back on the floor of the Senate with Kerry and Biden and Clinton too?

All ploting on how to defeat VP Palin in November 2012?

1. President McCain would be too old to run for a second term
2. VP Palin would have a very strong following by then
3. 54% of all of the voters in 2004 were women

Seeds for thought

[Tchocky]

Assuming women will vote for Palin just because she's a woman is rather insulting. It's also a bit silly to expect women to switch to an almost completely opposite candidate on grounds of gender.

I've been seriously out of the loop for the last week or so, only seeing this piece now. Does this kind of thing inspire confidence?

With time running out -- and as Mr. McCain discarded two safer choices, Gov. Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota and former Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, as too predictable -- he turned to Ms. Palin. He had his first face-to-face interview with her on Thursday and offered her the job moments later. Advisers to Mr. Pawlenty and another of the finalists on Mr. McCain's list described an intensive vetting process for those candidates that lasted one to two months. "They didn't seriously consider her until four or five days from the time she was picked, before she was asked, maybe the Thursday or Friday before," said a Republican close to the campaign. "This was really kind of rushed at the end, because John didn't get what he wanted. He wanted to do Joe or Ridge."

[geetrue]

Originally Posted by Tchocky

Assuming women will vote for Palin just because she's a woman is rather insulting. It's also a bit silly to expect women to switch to an almost completely opposite candidate on grounds of gender.

To assume means to make a fool out of you and me.

What if you change the words in your brief statement?

To this:

"Assuming blacks will vote for Obama just because he is black is rather insulting ..."

[Happy Times]

Originally Posted by Tchocky

Assuming women will vote for Palin just because she's a woman is rather insulting. It's also a bit silly to expect women to switch to an almost completely opposite candidate on grounds of gender.

Wish it wouldnt be true but i know many women who voted, just for a woman, in our past two presidential elections. Women that normally vote for the polical right voted for a extreme left candidate. That makes one very worried, the fact is most women are emotianally driven and that makes them unstable and hard to predict.

[AVGWarhawk]

Originally Posted by Neal Stevens

No kidding! The poll is for who you think will win.

Sheesh, these guys cannot follow simple instructions

I did vote for who I think will win. Not who I want to win. But if I did not comment, that would be un-American

[Konovalov]

I voted for Obama/Biden to win the election. Having said that I was of the belief that Clinton would breeze through and win the Democratic nomination. How wrong I was.

[Digital_Trucker]

Originally Posted by Konovalov

I voted for Obama/Biden to win the election. Having said that I was of the belief that Clinton would breeze through and win the Democratic nomination. How wrong I was.

I think that's how she felt, too:rotfl: