Obama v. Huckabee - If you had to vote for one, who?

[QUOTE="jarmierulzalot"]

[QUOTE="dgbiker1"]Obama. The last thing we need is another religious nut in the white house. Church and state do not belong together.dgbiker1

you do know obama is muslim right. and we are in a muslim war? i do not under any means support the war i just belive john edwards is a better canidate

True, tell this guy to stop reading Fox Lie News.

[QUOTE="elblanquito_81"]Neither. I wouldn't vote Republican due to way they've handled things the last 8 years and i wouldn't vote for Obama because the guy barely has any kind of experience running any kind of government. I'll wait and see if Bloomberg makes a run, then I'll go independent.CaptHawkeye

Am I the only person who thinks Obama's lack of government experience is a good thing? Their are some extremely nasty chains and habits going on in the government right now as a result of the veteran politicians and staff remaining in some kind of political power. They NEED to be broken.

That being said, Obama takes this easily. He still hasn't said much relating to Peak Oil buthe is CLEARLY superior to the rest of the Democratic lot and its political "wannabees".And he's MILES ahead of the Republican's half brained morons.

Washington is a shark-infested pool that will eat up a newbie like Obama whether he's aware of it or not.

Obama, he's an amazing man, I hope America realizes that this is a golden opprotunity set in front of them to elect someone that will do extradionary things. jd7-03

[QUOTE="jd7-03"]Obama, he's an amazing man, I hope America realizes that this is a golden opprotunity set in front of them to elect someone that will do extradionary things. Unforgiven2870

Don't let them worry you, he has enough support to win and last nights victory proved it.

[QUOTE="CaptHawkeye"]

[QUOTE="elblanquito_81"]Neither. I wouldn't vote Republican due to way they've handled things the last 8 years and i wouldn't vote for Obama because the guy barely has any kind of experience running any kind of government. I'll wait and see if Bloomberg makes a run, then I'll go independent.elblanquito_81

Am I the only person who thinks Obama's lack of government experience is a good thing? Their are some extremely nasty chains and habits going on in the government right now as a result of the veteran politicians and staff remaining in some kind of political power. They NEED to be broken.

That being said, Obama takes this easily. He still hasn't said much relating to Peak Oil buthe is CLEARLY superior to the rest of the Democratic lot and its political "wannabees".And he's MILES ahead of the Republican's half brained morons.

Washington is a shark-infested pool that will eat up a newbie like Obama whether he's aware of it or not.

[QUOTE="Unforgiven2870"][QUOTE="dgbiker1"][QUOTE="jarmierulzalot"]

[QUOTE="dgbiker1"]Obama. The last thing we need is another religious nut in the white house. Church and state do not belong together.darkmoney52

you do know obama is muslim right. and we are in a muslim war? i do not under any means support the war i just belive john edwards is a better canidate

And my dad's a jew, but you don't see me busting out the minora.

[QUOTE="Unforgiven2870"][QUOTE="jd7-03"]Obama, he's an amazing man, I hope America realizes that this is a golden opprotunity set in front of them to elect someone that will do extradionary things. jd7-03

Don't let them worry you, he has enough support to win and last nights victory proved it.

The Iowa Caucus proves nothing. Wait until after New Hampshire to start making statements like that.

[QUOTE="elblanquito_81"][QUOTE="CaptHawkeye"]

[QUOTE="elblanquito_81"]Neither. I wouldn't vote Republican due to way they've handled things the last 8 years and i wouldn't vote for Obama because the guy barely has any kind of experience running any kind of government. I'll wait and see if Bloomberg makes a run, then I'll go independent.Unforgiven2870

Am I the only person who thinks Obama's lack of government experience is a good thing? Their are some extremely nasty chains and habits going on in the government right now as a result of the veteran politicians and staff remaining in some kind of political power. They NEED to be broken.

That being said, Obama takes this easily. He still hasn't said much relating to Peak Oil buthe is CLEARLY superior to the rest of the Democratic lot and its political "wannabees".And he's MILES ahead of the Republican's half brained morons.

Washington is a shark-infested pool that will eat up a newbie like Obama whether he's aware of it or not.

He's still stuck in the old Washington way of thinking, Obama will be in town and speak and represent the people himself!

[QUOTE="elblanquito_81"]

And what do you think will happen once he gets elected? Do you actually think he's going to come in and make sweeping changes? No. Politics don;t work like that. If he gets elected all that's going to happen is he's going to surround himself with intelligent, powerful people who know how Washington runs. People who are just like the types you mentioned that will only use him to further their own political needs and goals.

Washington is a shark-infested pool that will eat up a newbie like Obama whether he's aware of it or not.

Unforgiven2870

Obama > All

[QUOTE="Unforgiven2870"][QUOTE="elblanquito_81"][QUOTE="CaptHawkeye"]

[QUOTE="elblanquito_81"]Neither. I wouldn't vote Republican due to way they've handled things the last 8 years and i wouldn't vote for Obama because the guy barely has any kind of experience running any kind of government. I'll wait and see if Bloomberg makes a run, then I'll go independent.jd7-03

Am I the only person who thinks Obama's lack of government experience is a good thing? Their are some extremely nasty chains and habits going on in the government right now as a result of the veteran politicians and staff remaining in some kind of political power. They NEED to be broken.

That being said, Obama takes this easily. He still hasn't said much relating to Peak Oil buthe is CLEARLY superior to the rest of the Democratic lot and its political "wannabees".And he's MILES ahead of the Republican's half brained morons.

Washington is a shark-infested pool that will eat up a newbie like Obama whether he's aware of it or not.

He's still stuck in the old Washington way of thinking, Obama will be in town and speak and represent the people himself!

You say that, but things change once you get in the oval office. He may represent "the people" now, but given the reoccuring precedent, I doubt that will remain true.

[QUOTE="Unforgiven2870"][QUOTE="elblanquito_81"]

And what do you think will happen once he gets elected? Do you actually think he's going to come in and make sweeping changes? No. Politics don;t work like that. If he gets elected all that's going to happen is he's going to surround himself with intelligent, powerful people who know how Washington runs. People who are just like the types you mentioned that will only use him to further their own political needs and goals.

Washington is a shark-infested pool that will eat up a newbie like Obama whether he's aware of it or not.

elblanquito_81

I know I'm gonna be called crazy for this, and hey I might be crazy for thinking this, but Obama seems to fit what the Bible details about the Anti-Christ.dackchaar

That is so awesome.

Actually if Obama wins the election (which I think he will) I think the rapture will be in 2011 and the end of the world at 2015.dackchaar

2011?

They better finish the damn Hellsing Ultimate series by then, or I'll be pi$$ed.

[QUOTE="elblanquito_81"][QUOTE="Unforgiven2870"][QUOTE="elblanquito_81"]

And what do you think will happen once he gets elected? Do you actually think he's going to come in and make sweeping changes? No. Politics don;t work like that. If he gets elected all that's going to happen is he's going to surround himself with intelligent, powerful people who know how Washington runs. People who are just like the types you mentioned that will only use him to further their own political needs and goals.

Washington is a shark-infested pool that will eat up a newbie like Obama whether he's aware of it or not.

Unforgiven2870

[QUOTE="Unforgiven2870"][QUOTE="elblanquito_81"][QUOTE="Unforgiven2870"][QUOTE="elblanquito_81"]

And what do you think will happen once he gets elected? Do you actually think he's going to come in and make sweeping changes? No. Politics don;t work like that. If he gets elected all that's going to happen is he's going to surround himself with intelligent, powerful people who know how Washington runs. People who are just like the types you mentioned that will only use him to further their own political needs and goals.

Washington is a shark-infested pool that will eat up a newbie like Obama whether he's aware of it or not.

elblanquito_81

Obama all the way baby.

[QUOTE="reagan80_basic"]The best part of your post was the sig, but it still needs more Tomo. Just sayin'.CaptHawkeye

Ugh, I liked that show. But of all the characters in it, Tomo was the only one I actually despised. She's selfish, cruel, morally twisted, and socially akward. Now maybe some will complain i'm being too critical, but what can I say? Her attitude reminded me too much of people I used to know and thus hits a little too close to home for me. Everyone else was fine, even Chiyo, who I think is a vastly annoying character, is better than her. But hey, AD builds itself on a diverse cast.

On topic: I'm getting a kick out of all the people saying we should vote Republican because of the Democratic Congress recent underperformance. Just ignore how things went under the Republicans of course. But hey, the Republicans are "strong" right? They invade lots of countries at once and create all sorts of new enemies for Americans to deal with now, and 20 years into the future. It's funny how people apply the physical concept of strength to politics.

Actually I want a repubilican for a balance of powers. Democrat controlled congress + repub pres = win I say

It's hard to say... I am pretty conservative, so I appreciate Huckabee's conservative values and ideas, but he's too much of a religious fanatic/freak for me. I don't mind if candidates are passionate about their own religions, but it shouldn't get in the way of anything.

I'm not a big Obama fan, but at this point, I'd have to say that he's really the only Democrat I can tolerate...but still, I don't really agree with him on much of anything.

I might just go with Huckabee even though I don't like him anymore. I used to really like him, but ever since he got all popular (mostly thanks to Chuck Norris' endorsement), he's gotten more obnoxious.

Giuliani (or McCain) FTW!!!

I'd rather vote for my invisible dog than vote for either of them.B05T0N

I tried that once. My invisible dog couldn't get through the primaries.

I think Barack Obama would be a good President. I think if he's the Democrat on the ballot I'd rather vote for him than Huckabee or Romney. I want Ron Paul to be in the election, but I doubt that he can pull enough people together that know who he is in time. I've vote for Paul if he were on the ballot though. But, since he probably won't, I'd vote Obama.

And yeah, I'm Republican and I'd still vote Obama.

I know I'm gonna be called crazy for this, and hey I might be crazy for thinking this, but Obama seems to fit what the Bible details about the Anti-Christ.dackchaar

No. It's not him. It's very obviously Tom Cruise.

[QUOTE="dgbiker1"][QUOTE="jarmierulzalot"]

[QUOTE="dgbiker1"]Obama. The last thing we need is another religious nut in the white house. Church and state do not belong together.jd7-03

you do know obama is muslim right. and we are in a muslim war? i do not under any means support the war i just belive john edwards is a better canidate

True, tell this guy to stop reading Fox Lie News.

whats stopping obama from going back to muslim after he is elected? i just dont trust him is all.

Huckabee. Obama Bin-Laden can kiss my ass.

6 reasons not to vote for Huckabee

1.) He doesn't believe in evolution.

2.) Mike Huckabee believes homosexuality could pose a dangerous health risk. [1]

3.) Mike Huckabee advocated isolating AIDS victims. [2]

4.) Huckabee believes that ''The Holy Bible . . . has truth, without any mixture of error, for its matter. Therefore, all Scripture is totally true and trustworthy.'' [3]

5.) Huckabee freed rapists and murderers if they were born again. [4]

6.) Huckabee is a misogynist who thinks "A wife is to submit herself graciously to the servant leadership of her husband even as the church willingly submits to the headship of Christ." [5]

[1] http://apnews1.iwon.com//article/20071208/D8TDF59O0.html
[2] http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2007/12/08/huckabee-wanted-aids-quar_n_75924.html
[3] http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/12/magazine/16huckabee.html?_r=2&bl&ex=1197781200&en=6229c3808c558a7d&ei=5087%0A&oref=slogin&oref=slogin
[4] http://www.salon.com/opinion/conason/2007/12/14/huckabee/
[5] http://www.dailykos.com/story/2007/12/10/12517/525

Pannicatack:

What do his views on evolution have anything to do with his political campaign? And links 1 and 4 don't work.

If I were an American I'd vote for Obama.

Huckabee is a religious fundamentalist who shouldn't be allowed within 100 metres of the White House.

Obama

Ron Paul

Rudy Gulliani

Mckain for the win!!!!!!!!!!!!

i really want ron paul to win, but for democrats id vote for obama

Huckabee, Pretty amazing how he has nearly no money to deeply advertise, yet hes one of the top...

If obama wins, unemployment rate will go up like a rocket lol

6 reasons not to vote for Huckabee

1.) He doesn't believe in evolution.

2.) Mike Huckabee believes homosexuality could pose a dangerous health risk. [1]

3.) Mike Huckabee advocated isolating AIDS victims. [2]

4.) Huckabee believes that ''The Holy Bible . . . has truth, without any mixture of error, for its matter. Therefore, all Scripture is totally true and trustworthy.'' [3]

5.) Huckabee freed rapists and murderers if they were born again. [4]

6.) Huckabee is a misogynist who thinks "A wife is to submit herself graciously to the servant leadership of her husband even as the church willingly submits to the headship of Christ." [5]

[PannicAtack

This right here is why Huckabee or any one as religiously bias as him should never be in ofice.

I don't think you could pay me enough to vote for Huckabee. I'm a Christian but he makes my skin crawl...ugh...just ugh.

Plus, I like Barack a lot. He's in like my top 3 of potentials, so I'd go for him.

Pannicatack:

What do his views on evolution have anything to do with his political campaign? And links 1 and 4 don't work.

Dracargen

Common sense factor, if he can't figure that out I don't want him trying to decide what to do about Iran or North Korea.