Quote Originally Posted by riooso View Post
They are terrified! All the mainstream liberal press is saying it is a done deal, Obama is saying it is a done deal. Were have we heard this before, Gore, Kerry..... the list goes on. A study just came out that the press in America is backing Obama. They cook the polls to discourage the other side from voting and if they lose they claim it was stolen, just like last time, oh, and just like the time before that, and the time before that........ You would think they would learn it ain't over till the vote is in.


I know that we are voting for the lesser of two evils here but how can you vote for a straight up Socialist. The latest is that we are "stingy", what, 50% of what we make, as calculated by tax freedom day, is not enough?


Later,
R
Most Americans can't even define Socialist or Socialism. These claims by McCain are just more smoke to distract the American public (which has a notoriously short attention span as it is) from the fact that the platform offers no solutions, only fear, hate, and more of the same we have had for the last 8 years. I am concerned that Obama may lose:

- there are more racists in the US than many will admit
- fear-mongering has a proven record of keeping otherwise thoughtful people from thinking straight
- we have had 8 years of one man with "daddy issues"...do we need 4 more?

Obama is looking to do nothing more than return to Clinton's tax setup....and we all know what a mess the country was back then...all that budget surplus and employment...eeeew!...who would want that?

TR was a huge champion of breaking up monopolies and the power corporations had...hardly a plank in the current GOP platform.

He was also a man who took responsibility and it's time Americans stood up and admitted that they had a hand in the current economic trouble - no onf forced them to buy homes they knew the couldn't afford or to live way beyond their means on credit cards:

"If you could kick the person in the pants responsible for most of your trouble, you wouldn't sit for a month."
- Theodore Roosevelt