I am a bit worried, Do you think McCain can still win?

Question

after picking such a disaster for a running mate? What do you think?

Answer 1

I was planning on voting for Bob Barr until I saw that hot babe last night. Now I'm defecting to the McCain camp. I'd say he's got a GREAT chance of winning the election now.. and then a second term, and then Sarah will have her two terms... it's going to be a fantastic 16 years coming up!!!!!

That professional party thrower the dems call a candidate will be back home crying his eyes out this December. God bless America.

Answer 2

i know that obama has been chosen for the freemasons (the real rulers of America before of washington) to be the next USA'S president, pliz watch here, just 5 min. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcTktIQBn...

Answer 3

A disaster? Thank you for your left wing, liberal opinion. The Obama camp is already buzzing with rumors that the party chiefs are now saying thagt Obama should have picked a better running mate... a female running mate. Obama's stock has fallen while McCain's is on a steady increase. There is little doubt that McCain will win in November. And the democrats know it!

Answer 4

no

Palin have a lot of question to answer before the americans peoples will trust or vote for her , She did well in reading the republican written speech off the TelePrompter last night i don't think anyone out side that RNC building is ready to put her one step away from being president of this country .

OBAMA/BIDEN 2008

Answer 5

Perhaps its his experience rather then his pitbull with lipstick trying to give a bigger bark then the bite we have experienced as a result of all the "great things" they have done!

Answer 6

Why are you worried?

you should be happy  

Answer 7

No way. He couldn't win with a better pick, either (unless some illegal **** is pulled with the voting again).

Answer 8

With Sarah Palin, I think he has more of a chance than ever!  

Answer 9

He is McToast.

Answer 10

I don't think you should be worried either way this vote goes, people seem to think that one is good and one is bad... they are both good... and will lead our nation in different directions.

I personally think his choice was a good choice 'at the time' to get woman voters etc etc, but it's tough to say if that hype will last.

Answer 11

we'll be doom!

It's no wonder McCain has said time and time again that the "fundamentals of the economy are strong." He's living in the land of affluence, and has no concept of just how terrible our economy has become under President Bush.

According to the U.S. Census, 37.3 million people were living in poverty in 2007. 45.7 million (15.3 percent of the population) don't have health insurance—a staggering number that has risen by 6 million since Bush took office in 2001. And yet McCain extols Bush's economy and proposes his own policies that would sink our country further into debt.

FOX Erases McCain Saying He "Really Didn't Love America"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_amh5NP0p...

Answer 12

Are you kidding? I think he has a better chance of winning now than he did before.