As a Democrat I really like Obama and Mccain almost the same. They are both Liberal. Can I support both?

Question

As a Democrat I really like Obama and Mccain almost the same. They are both Liberal. Can I support both?

Answer 1

Just vote for McCain.

Answer 2

both have liberal ideas but obama is worst

Answer 3

Yea. My former party has abused my beliefs. I cannot force myself to vote for a phony conservative McCain.

Neo-Conservatives really don't know what conservatism really is. It makes my blood boil.

- A conservative wouldn't expand our military to 1000 different countries

- A conservative wouldn't borrow billions from communist countries for financial aid

- A conservative would be interested in securing the borders

- A conservative would be interested in smaller government

- A conservative would be interested in reducing taxes and protecting the constitution.

- A conservative would not support the patriot act.

The opposite of a neoconservative.

Answer 4

you're no democrat.

Answer 5

Well then vote for the one you think has the most experience and is capable of administering the government.

Ok, ok, I admit it. I'm a conservative who just wants one more vote for the Maverick. But still, if you don't see the difference, you're not looking close enough.

And, even if I were a liberal, I still cannot find one reason to support Obama. Other than that he has great speechwriters.

Answer 6

Sure, but you can only vote for one.

If you would switch your registration to republican, vote for mccain, but if you want to stay a democrat vote for Obama.

Answer 7

John McCain:

95% voting with Bush

Just keep that in mind.

Answer 8

Being able to work on both sides doesn't make you a liberal.

Answer 9

They aren't enemies of the country, Be a Realist please when

choosing

Answer 10

You can send money to both.

Or you can do as I did when Hillary was still in the race (I don't like Hillary). I voted for Obama, then I sent some money to McCain's campaign. It felt pretty good.

Answer 11

McCain wants to seem moderate, but he is really very conservative.

Answer 12

In Utah, once again the electronic voting machines purged voting results while other voting information was switched to make if appear as if Obama was winning in Nashville. So, once again we'll have fraudulent voting machines this election so your wish might bring two votes.  

Answer 13

just because they apply BS liberally doesn't make them liberal

Answer 14

If you agree with Bush's failed policies of the last eight years and want more of the same then McCain is your man. If you want change and hope of a better future then Obama/Biden is your only choice.

Answer 15

Yes but you can only vote for one

Answer 16

In your mind, but you only get one vote.

Answer 17

You can support both, but vote for just one.

Answer 18

You should vote for McCain because even though he's liberal he's conservative where it counts.

McCain will protect the rights of the unborn by overturning Roe vs Wade.

Mcain will keep america strong by finishing the war in Iraq no matter how long it takes, keeping us free from radical Islam and fighting Russia as well if needed.

McCainloves the environment but knows that it's time for us to put oil wells in all over the US if that's what's needed.

McCain hates taxes.  he's going to give you money back and he'll even pay you so you can get medical insurance.

McCain will keep you safe agaisnst terrorism by being sure that the government can listen in and keep track of evil people in the US.

Answer 19

McCain is liberal when you compare him to Rush Limbaugh.  h**l, Bush is liberal when you compare him to Rush Limbaugh.  McCain's policies are lining up more and more with W.  Stance in Iraq, on the economy, torture, the patriot act, energy crisis, all of these things.  If you want to stay in Iraq for another 100 years, vote McCain.  If you want to continue spending on the war and keep tax cuts that benefit the super rich more than anybody else and will continue to run up our national debt, then vote McCain.  If you're okay with torturing people, something outlawed by the Geneva conventions, or if you believe that we are somehow above the laws, then vote McCain.  McCain used to be a moderate Republican, until 4 years ago when he realized he would never win the Republican nomination for President unless he sold his beliefs out and lined up with the rest of the neo-cons.  I don't see how what McCain is spouting off resembles being liberal by any stretch of the imagination.

Answer 20

If McCain's liberal, I'm the tooth fairy.  You really need to look up his record and what he is in favor of.

Answer 21

If you think McCain has a liberal bone in his Neocon body, you are smoking the wrong brand of crack cocaine...  

Answer 22

yes, you can support them both, but at the end of the day you have to vote for one of them.