Does McCain really put "country first"?

Question

Marina, that statement is just ridiculous. Greg thanks for you valuable opinion.

Answer 1

I DON'T CARE WHAT HE DOES.

OBAMA RULES

OBAMA 08 b*****s

Answer 2

Let's take a look:

Obama picks an experienced, hard-working Senator if the time arises in which he needs to be immediatley replaced. Obama could have easily picked Clinton or Bayh and appealed to a number of voters, perhaps winning the election.

McCain picks an inexperienced politician. She's a governor of a state with less than 700,000 people and she's been the governor for less than 2 years. She initially supported Ted Steven's bridge to "nowhere" and she even removed a video showing his support for her run for governor from her website. He did this to appeal to women voters and former HRC voters - it's as simple as that.

Obama has been a legislator for over a decade and she's been a small-state governor for less than two years. This is their first major pick before the potential to become president and Obama picks an experienced, capable person as opposed McCain who took the opportunity to pander.

Answer 3

I respect your choice!!  However,,with the last eight Years of incompetence,,and the economy in shambles,,Can America take four more years of the same..And with the chance a person who is against s*x education is schools,,and wants to teach CREATIONISM  in public schools,,and her own state has voted 12 to 0 to investigate her for ethics violations of trying to have her sisters ex-husband fired as a trooper in Alaska.. When the person she reportedly told to dismiss him wouldn't,, he said he felt pressure put on him to fire the trooper.. Eventually the aid was let go.. Even with that,,and no national,economic,or foreign exposure,,of the two vp's of both parties,,do you think She is the best person to take over if it was necessary.. She has less experience than ALL the candidates from both parties which was running for the offices..But its your choice,,and like I said I respect that !!     L   H

Answer 4

i totally agree. I will still vote mccain but i have lost passion for his campaign since his horrible vp pick.  

Answer 5

He showed his judgment with that pick. Makes all the rumors of Limbaugh that he would neuter the Republican party if elected seem true.

Mondale/Ferraro 2

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Answer 6

i am not to sure about trying to win the hillary vote but i love this pick because plain has stated that she would welcome us with open arms to come and drill in anwar, and for that reason i like the pick. if mccain is voted in we will almost certainly be drilling there. i love it.  

Answer 7

I have as much pride in him as I did before. She was always a consideration for VP.  He didn't just pull her out of a hat to swing female voters. He went with who he feels is best.  

Why is my statement ridiculous? Because it's the truth. She has been a consideration for VP always....not a frequently talked about consideration, but a consideration nevertheless. Go join the Obama's. I don't appreciate the insult...prick.