Is anyone worried about our countries future?

Question

No matter who becomes president? If you are an american, are you concerned no matter who wins? Or only if a certain party wins. Share the love people, share the love.

Answer 1

YES, because I know that neither of the "front-runners" are going to do this country any good.

Answer 2

I'm scared because I see that Republicans just want puppets in the white house.  They:

1. Answer every question with lies and defections.

2. Promise to regulate private lives while they sell the country from under our feet.

3. Ignore any facts that don’t support their views:  the price of gas, the deficits, and the number of homes foreclosures, as well as, rising poverty and “outsourcing” America.

4. Ignore that a vote for McCain is approval for 8 more years of pulling money out of the middle class.

5.     Enjoy listening to puppets read one line of rhetoric once a day, stay the course.

6. Ruthless and hypocritical.

7.    Eyes, mind, and feet are focused on death in heaven while America is sold to the highest bidder, Big Oil, China, and Walmart.

8.    Use broad undefined words to brainwash people.

9.    Only have one issue and that is to regulate a woman's uterus, never mind family privacy, war killing, orphan children, tubal pregnancies, or becoming a surrogate for unwanted.  Does life end at birth?

10.   Put money, church, sports and entertainment before country.

Answer 3

Yes, IF Obummer wins/ACORNS the election;

NO, since McCain would win - he would keep the economy from collapsing a la Jimmy Carter, be strong on national defense, finish the political duties in Iraq, without letting it fall back into disarray from a precipitous troop withdrawal, alight a proven path for this country, eliminate wasteful spending at the FEDERAL LEVEL (a HUGE plus), and pretty much be the Ronald Reagan of the new millenium.  Any questions?

Answer 4

nope..i think we will be just fine..i am 63 yrs old and seen a lot of things in our government..and i'm not worried at all..what i think is funny are the moprons who say they are moving to canada if so and so get elected...i say..good bye..

Answer 5

Our country is strong and will remain so, I don't like the direction it may go if Obama gets in because I don't care for his idea of foreign policy, he just does not understand that these crazy leaders and rouge nations do not use common sense and logic that we would like them to and he has too much trust in them. I also don't care for his domestic social policies, at least the few I have actually heard him discuss.

Answer 6

Of course I'm concerned. But not because of this election. No matter who wins the Presidency, Congress will still be controlled by the Democrats and the economy will still suck...

Answer 7

No, John McCain is a visionary and will protect our future and the future of our children.

Answer 8

Yes. I don't want our constitution to be replaced by Sharia law.

Answer 9

Y E S ! ! !

ALL Americans should READ Obama's Global Poverty Act (S.2433) ... He is wanting to give America's sovereignty over to the United Nations !!!

Alaska Govermor Sarah Palin has MORE TOTAL political experience than Obama!!

KS1982

Answer 10

I, as an Australian citizen, certainly begin to worry when people can't even get their basic grammar right. Where is your country going?

Answer 11

yes i am worried about our countrys future.

But i will be more so worried if obama wins.

He does not have the experience i would like the president to have and i feel like he would put a bulls eye on our country.

Thats why the terrorists want him to win...cause they know he is no threat to them. Not because they hope we can do better but because all they care about is our distruction. I really hope and pray he doenst win.I will fear for my life every day.

Answer 12

I will be honest. we are screwed either way, but I do think mccain/PALIN will be less of a goof up.

don't get me wrong, mccain/PALIN are gonna s***w the pooch but Obama will just collapse under pressure.

Answer 13

I'm not worried. We Americans are an industrious people, and always have been. The American people can handle the executive decisions of whichever idiot gets elected.