I want to know your opinion on barack obama and john mccain?

Question

i want to know if you guys like john mccain or barrack Obama better and i want to know your explanation for the reason why you like that senator

Answer 1

McCain...one word...INTEGRITY.

Answer 2

Obama for sure. 1) He will bring change to Washington 2) McCain is an idiot, especially for choosing his v.p. I'm all for women having power, but she has less than 2 years of experience as a politician. What a fool. 3) Obama can REMEMBER the votes that he has cast as a senator and how many houses he has.

Obama 08

Answer 3

I like Obama better.  There are several reasons why, but the most important are:

1.  His environmental policy is much better in my opinion.

2.  He is pro-choice.

3.  He wants to get us out of Iraq much quicker than McCain.

4.  I prefer his VP choice over McCain's

Like I said there are many more, but I don't want to take up more of your time.

Answer 4

I'll put it this way, simple - If you like the way things have gone for the past 8 years, vote McCain ! If you want a change, for the better, vote Obama !

Answer 5

I think there are a small amount of people who like John McCain and a small amount of people who like Obama.  When I say like, I mean for President.  I think the majority of the voting population is somewhere in between and stuck in the position of voting for whomever they feel to be the lesser of two evils.  Personally, I wanted someone who was willing to stand up and say that it was time to get out of Iraq and admit our mistake.  Neither of these folks is willing to do that.  I want someone to propose some novel ideas of using the populations of our huge cities.  Obama might have a shot there, but he's been weak on the subject while McCain really doesn't care.  I want someone to clean up the illegal immigrant problem in the US.  Both are willing to let that condition fester.  Finally, I would like someone to fix the health care system in this country.  No other developed nation spends as much and receives so little from health care.  Obama has a half-baked idea that will be half-way successful, but McCain really doesn't see the problem.  So, I will vote for Obama, who is in my opinion the lesser of two evils.

Answer 6

My top 5 reasons for "like" supporting Obama. "like"

1I like Obama better because he has a much clearer vision for our gas crisis. All I need to do is make sure my tires are properally inflated and my engine is tuned up. And I dont even have to worry about the tune up because my car like most cars dont require one. I mean Obama rocks.

2Obama also "like rocks man" because he is not afraid to call people on their behavior. He actually stated that there are ignorant people who are clinging to their religion. I mean come on. Like religion is like so yesterday. I like that about him. I mean just because our Declaration of Independence is founded on it means like nothing- like.

3I love his experiece. He has loads of it. And I any person who believes the middle class in our country dont have the chance to go to college and get ahead. Like Obama realizes this and is accurate to blame it on Pres. Bush. Like Obama is sooo cool.

4I love Obama because if the main stream media would have reported the incident on Rev Wright when it was found out the same way that Fox reported it. We would be having a Clinton vs McCain election. But luckly "like our media is handling Obama "like" really special. Hummmmmm now I wonder why that would be? Oh my I am clueless why the media is doing EVERYTHING in their power to get this person elected?

5I also like Obama cuz he spent many many years attending Rev. Wright's church and wasnt aware of his view points. I like that. After all if he was active in the church and new its beliefs he too would be clinging to his religion and Obama is no flip flopper or ear tickler. Like!

Answer 7

Obama is best to be president, because he cares about the middle man. He know how it is to struggle with tuition and taxes. The only thing McCain cares about is the rich getting richer and the poor getting more poor!

Answer 8

I'm not fond of either one of them.  Neither has earned my vote.

I've studied economics and find Obama's ideas to be very poor.  I believe that if implemented his policies will lead to a serious recession in this country.  Taxes on wealth creation in the U.S. are amongst the highest in the world.  There has been a lot of capital flight from the U.S.  The problem with capital flight is that jobs go where there is capital.  

I also studied a little history and I know the fate of people who let themselves be disarmed.  It is never good. Obama has convinced me that in that way he is a threat to our liberties.  And despite what I see as a polished speaker with a positive outlook and good organizational skills I can't vote for him.

I find McCain's foreign policy experience to be anything but comforting.  He is far too bellicose for my tastes risking confrontations with Russia and Iran, the former still a formidable power and the latter not to be underestimated.

I'm a Libertarian but I'm not comfortable with Bob Barr. I don't know that I see substance behind his ideas.

I'm neutral on Biden, I don't like him, I don't dislike him.  But I find the ultimate Washington insider to be a curious choice for a candidate who ran on the platform of change.

I do like Sarah Palin.  She is one of the few politicians who seems to have accomplished a better more ethical government.  She talks about liberty and personal responsibility, which I like.  She is an NRA member and pro-life.  Also positions I support.  

In the end I'm going to vote for the ticket with Sarah Palin on it.  Should for some reason she not be there on election day, then Bob Barr gets my vote.  

Answer 9

I'm sure both are ok people, although I hear that McCain likes being sexist.

I prefer Obama simply because I have a preexisting health conditions, new private insurance isn't available for me. If McCain succeeds, I will have less health plan options. The only health insurance that will accept me is government subsidized plans and group insurance. McCain wants to get rid of incentives for group insurance and encourage states to subsidize more people's health insurance.

Obama might improve my situation with his plans.