Which Party Represents true Change and Hope. Which One just Talks about it.?

Question

Obama-Bin- Biden. Indexperieced front end of the ticket. grabs an

Old white guy with 36 years of stumbling the halls of the Congress,

for the back end of the ticket. No Change or Hope there from the

status quo.

McCain/Polin. Complete Change and Hope. No died in the wool

firmly entrenched liberal of 36 years in the Senate.

A woman of extreme skill and management in government. Who

will shatter the glass with the 18,000,000 cracks in it.

Me Im headed for true Change and Hope. McCain/Polin.

Where you headed America.

Answer 1

Obama talks a lot and does nothing. He says change and hope, but

never explains what it means. Change in how things are done in

DC. Well what has he changed. He selected a 36 year Senator.

Status Quo Joe Biden. Biden is as bad as Kennedy is. So no change

or hope there.

What does McCain do. Walks away from Status Quo. Nominates

a outsider of WDC.  A woman with strong governing skills.

Strong conservative. Strong NRA member and Commander of the

Alaska National Guard. So for me my vote go's for true change

John McCain and Sarah Palin.

Answer 2

so you're laying responsibility at the vp's feet.  cause mccain isn't anything like change and hope.  he's using that woman to win votes.  

how come barack had to pick someone who could step into the presidency and one-foot-in-the-grave mccain did not.  

if you think mccain will let this woman influence his more-of-the-same policies, you're as crazy as he is slick-politician

Answer 3

  As ive said over and over again one party appeals to your emotions and your heart strings the other party appeals to your cold clear critical logical side. Ever made a decision based on pure emotion? Sure we all have the consequences wernt very pretty were they? --- One party bribes you with promises the other one promises nothing but gets the jobs done that need to be done and says what needs to be said.

Answer 4

Surely you can't be this foolish, everything McClone has said is the same as his clone Dubya.

Answer 5

The democratic party couldn't even bring itself to nominate a woman, even for VP this year.  I've voted a straight democratic ticket ever since I started voting.  I never thought I'd EVER vote for a republican.  

However, after seeing all the sexism this year in the DNC and the media, I've seen how hypocritical they can be.   Especially after seeing Obama's empty rhetoric and the media's love affair with him, I've really been turned off by the party and by Obama.    

Obama hasn't done anything to reach out to Hillary supporters.  I listened to his speech last night, went into it with an open mind, but his speech just pushed me closer to McCain, especially when he went negative on McCain.  Obama's not a different kind of politician at all.  

I think Sarah Palin is an excellent choice, and an astute choice by McCain.  I thought he would pick Romney, which would have been okay but still too "Status quo".   I'm very excited about this ticket, and I think Palin really energizes the ticket.  As a woman, I was very moved when she gave her acceptance speech today; it was a great day.  After all, a ceiling with 18 million cracks can only stand so long before it falls.  Thanks to Hillary, Gerry Ferraro, Sarah Palin, and all the other women who stand tall, we will eventually break that ceiling.

Answer 6

Right on brother

Answer 7

Obama