How many democrats there are going to...?

Question

cross the politcal line and vote for McCain Palin and maybe a quick note as to why.

Answer 1

If being locked up for 5 1/2 years qualifies McCain to be PresidentThen I need to run for the job in 2012. I'm a lot more qualified than McCain is. Is that why you're voting for McCain? I'm not a Democrat and I'm undecided. I like Palin but only because I'd like to F her. I'm having a hard time finding a reason to vote for any of these candidates.

Answer 2

My mother for one.. Life long Dem that as she puts it "feels like Obama is trying to get her in bed not be her President"

She is a big womans libber atheist and has never voted republican before.

  

Answer 3

huh?

Answer 4

Geraldine Ferraro already has.  Look for the floodgates to open...

Answer 5

Not many. Palin gave a speech tonight. That's all. Tomorrow she will be playing in the big league. The game is now officially on. Won't take long for the pit bull to turn into a stuffed dog.

As for McCain, nothing has changed. He still has no vision, no plan and no agenda.

Answer 6

Probably none.  Any chance McCain might have had of getting some democrats to cross over he blew by nominating this right wing wacko as his VP.

Answer 7

I have crossed the line before tonight and they now have a new member in this party.  

Because when the Democrats bashed Gov Palin for being a woman in a career field raising a family of five.........showed me that the Democrat party is not for the women to have a career.

We have come along way in the last 88 years as women; and this Democrat liberal bunch has proven they have no respect for women; just like the Islamic radicals that kill their women if they even look the wrong way.

Answer 8

Me

Obama has accomplished verrrrry little except giving a good speech here and there.  I will never judge a politician by his words, only by his actions.

McCain has accomplished much, Obama has not

Answer 9

There may be a few inside the privacy of the voting both. The same may be said of republicans.  

Answer 10

not me..especially considering a mayor with micro experience on running things and has a journalist degree is chosen. I'm not fooled by the republicans ploy to nominate this no nothing woman

Answer 11

Not hardly. In fact I have voted Republican in some of the past elections and  McCain and especially Palin make it where I don't even claim Independent but think I am going to be a lifelong Democrat.