Now that McCain has no chance... Will you still vote corrupted family values?LOLOLOL!?

Question

This is why you never 'vote pander' with your VP pick. You talk about experience at least Obama had the sense to know that!

Answer 1

I wasn't going to vote for McCain anyway.  His VP pick was obvious pandering.  

Answer 2

What corruption are you talking about? Let us know, try to argument instead of smearing.

Answer 3

I'm voting for Obama all the way. 1st huge decision McCain made - VP selection - is already wrong.  Bad bad bad... good for Barak though.  

Answer 4

yes it makes perfect sense for the least experienced person in this election is without a doubt at the head of the democratic ticket LOL too funny but hey liberals are not known for logic and your democratic ticket doesn't even have a plan just speeches saying "hope and change" inspiration is not a plan!

Answer 5

No Republican will not answer you, they are so mad reporting people, even yahoo answer has giving up on them.

Answer 6

his judgment is even worst

Answer 7

Hey, accidents happen dude... that's why you're here!

Answer 8

no, I will never vote for inexperience and 20 years of sitting in a separatist church

LOLOLOL

McPalin 08

Answer 9

I think McCain has a great chance! He is getting my vote as well as my entire families! I know many many people voting for him. PLUS Sarah Palin has done more than he has! I can list her accomplishments, can you list his?

Obama is just a good speaker, that's all he has going for him!

Hey, I am a good speaker, can I run for president?

Answer 10

"Corrupted Family Values" Apparently, you're some sort of child-rearing God, or something. You can do your best to give your values to your children, but there's no guarantee that they'll listen, and it's not your fault if you don't. Children have minds of their own.

Answer 11

The best part about this whole situation is the damage control. Let's not forget when Bill Clinton had an affair that was ground for moral outrage and impeachment.

Her 17 yr old daughter whom is unwed is pregnant and its deemed a "sensitive family matter"

Hate to break it to the masses but anytime you run of anything all of your families dirty laundry is aired for the masses to dissect. McCain should have been aware of that when he picked her. That also shows what an amazing foresight he has *snicker snicker*

Answer 12

Well Hmmm, if i could vote I would be choosing Mcain, because Obama is black. Happy? Get over the "racism" rubbish already. Your a joke.

Answer 13

Funny how you point to "vote pandering".

As sad as it is, most black Americans are voting for Obama strictly because of his color. They did the same with Marion Barry, Dinkins, Ray Nagin, etc. Not comparing Obama to them, I think he is a better candidate than any of them could ever be. I think a very important man once said, "by his character and not the color of his skin"

Obama has experience as a candidate only. He has never run anything but a political campaign and hes running for the main seat. Palin has run a state and according to a nearly 80%+ approval rating, she has done it well.

Answer 14

It's not fair to take jabs at McCain supporters, we don't like it when they pick on us.

Answer 15

as mccain has nothing to do with this, your question has no answer: it makes no sense.  as for corrupted family values, i think any president who calls a terrorist best friend, who is quoted as saying, ' we didnt do enough to bomb the capitol." is the one who clearly has no sense.

LOL that GENIUS!

Answer 16

just as long as people stop telling me the only reason i could possibly not vote for obama is racism.