Americans all agree that the USA is the greatest country on Earth, so why in every election year does each?

Question

party claim a need for change?

Answer 1

record national debt, mostly to china, the errosion of human rights, coruption at the highest levels, mortgage rates, the economy

do you want more of that?

a

Answer 2

because everyone is not happy and the ones who dont want change will just get elected again, note why alot of VP go on to be presidents, not this year cause we actually do need some change

Answer 3

Democrats want radical socialism.

Answer 4

Because:

We have the greatest national debt of all countries.

We have the greatest military budget.

We have the greatest number of nuclear weapons.

We are the greatest arms merchant in the world.

We have the greatest trade deficit in the world.

We have the greatest per-capita energy consumption in the world.

We are the greatest, all right.

Answer 5

In 2004 I don't think Bush said we need change.

Answer 6

The kind of change the democrats want is to completely redo everything and every institution that has made America great and prosperous, into their envied European styled Social Democracy (aka socialism).

Answer 7

Nine I think your a little naive. I know many of the democrat party don't think the U.S. is the greatest. They talk over and over about how it should be. And compare the U.S. to European countries and wonder why we don't do it like them.

I would like those that think other countries have it right to go live there and renounce the citizenship!

Answer 8

Usually the party in power wants four more years and the opposing party wants change.  But if the incumbant's approval rating is 21%, then both candidates are for change.  It's a common-sense public relations thing!

Answer 9

For one thing, not all Americans think that the U.S. is the greatest country on earth, just ask Michelle Obama or her husband.  Most radical liberals think that any place with socialism or communism is a much better place than America.  They are wrong of course, but hey, they are "enlightened".