Has anyone decided not to vote McCain recently?

Question

Maybe watching Obama speak or finding out about Palin did something to you. It apparently changed the minds of quite a few people.

Answer 1

I'm still UNDECIDED. I find McCain's choice of Sarah Palin completely mind-boggling. There seemed to me to be several people who are much better known and far more experienced for the position. Not to mention the controversy surrounding Palin (from her daughter's pregnancy) less than a week after being chosen as the VP candidate.  The McCain camp says they knew about it beforehand but I don't understand how they thought it wouldn't hinder the campaign.

Don't get me wrong... I HAD A BABY AT 17 so I'm not about to crucify her daughter for it. What I do find so hypocritical (and even offensive)  is the way Palin pushed the "no s*x talk" "abstinence" "no birth control" etc. down the Alaskan peoples' throats yet her own daughter ended up pregnant. What does that say about Palin's judgment? Does it lead YOU to believe that she's qualified to be second in line to lead this country? Even if they're still not sold on Obama, anyone who was undecided before will certainly have more than second thoughts now about McCain's AND Palin's abilities. Question is, will it be enough for them to mark the ballot for Obama OR will it make them vote independent OR will they be able to get past all of this and stick with McCain?  

Answer 2

Hearing Obama speak at the DNC gave me a headache.

The news about Palin gave me a headache.

The opinions that everyone has about them both is giving me a headache.

Generally, this election is giving me a headache and makes me very tired.

It won't stop me from voting for McCain though. Sorry.

Answer 3

I have always voted Democratic, and I refuse to change my mind just because McCain claims he is a so called "maverick".

As long as I have been alive I have seen nothing but good things from the Democrats, and nothing but bad things from the Republicans.

Reagan - too young

Bush - too young (But heard he caused a massive deficit)

Clinton - Lets just say our family was doing goooooood.

Bush - Ugh, someone toss this guy into the river.

Answer 4

Not me.  In fact,I know more women now are voting for him and Palin.

Answer 5

I knew McCain and Palin were crooks to begin with.  McCain went from war hero to Republican wh _re.

Answer 6

I was undecided; but after hearing McCain and Obama interviewed by Rick Warren, I decided that McCain was my man.  After he selected Palin for V.P.  I'm excited about voting for McCain.  She is an awesome woman!

Answer 7

Nope, when Obama was endorsed by terror group HAMAS back in april and then the media tried to bury it, that was it for me.

http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/Hamas...

McCain/Palin 08.