About the Presidential candidates...

Question

I'll be askin' about John McCain, Barack Obama, and Hillary Clinton. Could you tell me, in your opinion, what's the best thing about each one of these people, and also the worst thing?

Now, we know there's going to be people who vote based solely on race or s*x, and I hope that's not how you're voting. Who do you think will be the best President, based on what you know, and why do you think they'll make the best President? I'd prefer it if those who know about all three, and have done their own research (not makin' decisions based off others opinions), answer this question.

Answer 1

John McCain has plenty of experience. Unfortunately, it is experience in backing the wrong policies. His history of backing the wrong horse dates at least as far back as the S&L bailout during thde Bush 41 presidency. He has demonstrated that he supports the extending the current administration's wacky policies on just about everything, from the economy to the environment to the alleged war on terror.

Barack Obama is a true American success story, having acheived his goals without th benefit of family connections or marrying into money. He gives every appearance of not being as wed to party doctrine as McCain is, and he is proposing that the U.S. steer off the disasterous path blazed by the current administration.

After the past eight years, it will be great to have a president who doesn't come across as an uncouth oaf when visiting foreign soil.

The downside is that Obama's public service resume isn't very long.

Answer 2

Obama is a fake

McCain is too set in his ways

Hillary is the only choice left.

Answer 3

Hillary Clinton is out.

The best thing about Obama is that he has tons and tons and tons and tons of followers. almost the whole world loves him.

The worst thing about him is He believes in hope. he Hopes he can be good. etc.

The best thing about john Mccain is he's funny. The worst thing about him is almost everything. He's just another F up for this Country.

the best choice is Obama. but I won't be voting. If the rest of the world loves him than he's a good choice. we need the world on our side.

Answer 4

This world is so messed up. . . . that is all I have to say.

Answer 5

John McCain, no good things to say.

Barack Obama, no good things to say

I can sum up the worst things between the two because they are quite similar:

They are both apart of the Committee on Foreign Relations, a group founded by David Rockefeller, the man that said:

"Some even believe we are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States, characterizing my family and me as "internationalists" and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure - one world, if you will. If that's the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it." ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Rocke... )

(every president since WWII has been on the CFR)

They both support NAFTA (the groundwork for a North American Union - a step closer to a one world government)

They both support FISA, a bill that ended your 4th amendment.

They won't step up our border security, they may say they will (so did Bush and all that has happened is America has become more of a police state)

They both won't tell you why our economy is failing (Federal Reserve keeps printing money without backing it up making inflation soar, thus, our economy is failing - the reason they wont tell you this is because they both have financial ties to the banks and corporations that are profiting off of our economic failure)

(Hillary Clinton is not a candidate anymore)

And there are more than 2 candidates out there:

There is Bob Barr

http://www.bobbarr2008.com/issues/

or

Chuck Baldwin,

http://www.baldwin08.com/HomePage.cfm

Barr and Baldwin aren't associated with the CFR ties and they both support our Constitutional rights. They want to make the borders more secure, they want to destroy the federal reserve, and bring American troops home.