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| Jeffrey | Jul 20 2008, 06:38 AM Post #26 |
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Your vote seems to be based on what you think is best for (1) gay people, and (2) car drivers in Hawaii. It's not my fault we have a flawed list of candidates this year. All of the main choices had some strong points and some deep weaknesses. I would have preferred centrist competence. Such will not be forthcoming this year. So divided government with McCain confronting a Dem congress is the least bad choice, as far as I can see. McCain works with people across the aisle, as opposed to Obama's my-way-or-the-highway approach. It is also possible that I change my vote based on new evidence (e.g. VP pick). I am an independent voter, you know. ![]() And for what it is worth, I think Obama will win a 45 state blowout, given the state of the economic cycle we are in, and typical past voting patterns, and McCain's lackluster campaign to date. . America will survive, and Obama has some strong points, but I am likely to vote for divided government. |
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