Do you think McCain has given many voters a reason to stay home on November 4, 2008?

Question

Some folks, such as myself, do not see John McCain as lasting a full term as President. I feel Sarah Palin is not ready for primetime. Being that the only other alternative is to vote for the also not ready for primetime guy, Obama, i am thinking about just not voting this year. I wonder if others feel the same way. By the way, Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison would have been a great VP choice.

Answer 1

Yes 100% positive

Answer 2

People that don't vote for the best choice are fools

Answer 3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pak-rH0dC...  

This says it all about Palin.

Answer 4

I think there will be fewer people who walk away from McCain from his pick of V.P. than there will be people who join him.

She's a compelling pick for a lot of different demographics.

Answer 5

I agree...Kay would have been a good choice but hey...it's all about change...right?

Answer 6

I am a Democrat and I will be voting Republican I will be there and so will my family, my church and my company. I am giving 77 people off 1 hour to go vote!

Answer 7

I know a lot of people who feel that way just because they can't imagine "hiring" any of the candidates. I can't say I blame them. For me - it's going to be the debates that are the deciding factor in who I choose. I just assume ALL politicians are crooked. So that, for me, gets rid of any issues of "This guy lied about this" or "This guy is under investigation for that." Once you get it through your head they're all corrupt - what you're left with are issues.

Then you tell yourself -- they're all blowing sunshine up my ****. So you don't really believe anything you're told.

For me - it will come down to whoever has the most logical stance and proposed solution for issues effecting this country, our environment and our crappy economy - and who has a better solution to improve foreign policy, and perhaps mend some fences there.

Answer 8

I dont like any choice :(

http://mine.icanhascheezburger.com/view....

http://mine.icanhascheezburger.com/view....

HEY  No N.

I do not support Obmba, But you are Abosolutly right about voting.

it is a Privlage that too many people take for granted.  A privelage that people have died for since 1776, up untill present...

Answer 9

Actually, I think her more than decade of experience in leadership positions does qualify her for the job.  I'd be fine with her for pres.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Palin

Answer 10

I feel you pain the democrats went through the same thing in 2000-04 elections.

I know you don't like Obama but as a democrat I'm d**n proud of him.

Answer 11

nay

she's great

biden is old school & broken

hugs!

Answer 12

Stay home knowing you might help Obama become our POTUS.

(Wish you had your email open.)

Answer 13

It was a bad move for McCain to choose her as his VP.  

If you don't want to vote for the dems or the republicans you should look into third parties and see if anyone there is worthy of your vote.

Answer 14

DIsagree.

Obama is too dangerous to be allowed into the big chair.

However inexperienced she is, she's still not Obama

Answer 15

Not at all.

In fact he has demonstrated exactly how shrewed he is.

Answer 16

I don't think you are alone in that thought.

Personally I think you should vote, as well as everyone else.  I would rather have you vote for the enemy then not vote at all.  And just for the record I am an Obama supporter.

Answer 17

After seeing pictures of the huge wall of Obama pictures looking down on me, I thought I was at a Stalin rally. People in the crowd encouraging yelling. Well over 50% of the attendees being minorities out to change the America system they are so indebted to anyways. Sometimes you have to make a vote to stop an evil socialist power from rising.....

Answer 18

Frankly, both candidates are not deserving of many votes. At least the Republican Veep is very cute. Peace

Answer 19

I usually vote every chance I get, but this time, I'm not going to bother. I'm just staying home.

Answer 20

yes. I hate the choice by mccain. He should have went with Romney or Pawlenty or even Huckabee.  

Answer 21

don't be a fool....even senator Biden said Obama is NOT qualified!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDVUPqoow...

Answer 22

On the contrary, he  has given many voters a reason to vote for Obama on November 4, 2008.