To all Gamespot Voters.

As a Brit, I am not able to vote in your election - so i'll take this time aside to give you a brief reminder of something:

Remember in 2000? When a guy called George Bush ran for office, and the world said that he might not be a good president? And you didn't listen.

Remember in 2004? When a guy called George Bush ran again, and the world said that to re-elect him would be a stupid idea? And you didn't listen.

Now we are in 2008, and we might be able to change things. Stop the war in Iraq. Reduce the amount of pollution that America emits. Build up the economy again. All that stuff.

Now it's John Mccain running for President, and I'm not sure what you think. But all i can say is that if this guy gets elected: I can pull out this thread in four years - and perhaps it will serve as another reminder that Bush failed, and a guy that votes for him over 90% of the time is probably going to do the same.

Take a hint America - Mccain isn't going to work.

The world deserves better than Mccain. Vote Obama.

Thank You

You sound like a well thought out Ad :)

I can't vote though :cry:

As a Brit, I am not able to vote in your election - so i'll take this time aside to give you a brief reminder of something:

Remember in 2000? When a guy called George Bush ran for office, and the world said that he might not be a good president? And you didn't listen.

Remember in 2004? When a guy called George Bush ran again, and the world said that to re-elect him would be a stupid idea? And you didn't listen.

Now we are in 2008, and we might be able to change things. Stop the war in Iraq. Reduce the amount of pollution that America emits. Build up the economy again. All that stuff.

Now it's John Mccain running for President, and I'm not sure what you think. But all i can say is that if this guy gets elected: I can pull out this thread in four years - and perhaps it will serve as another reminder that Bush failed, and a guy that votes for him over 90% of the time is probably going to do the same.

Take a hint America - Mccain isn't going to work.

The world deserves better than Mccain. Vote Obama.

Thank You

Stumpt25

[QUOTE="Stumpt25"]

As a Brit, I am not able to vote in your election - so i'll take this time aside to give you a brief reminder of something:

Remember in 2000? When a guy called George Bush ran for office, and the world said that he might not be a good president? And you didn't listen.

Remember in 2004? When a guy called George Bush ran again, and the world said that to re-elect him would be a stupid idea? And you didn't listen.

Now we are in 2008, and we might be able to change things. Stop the war in Iraq. Reduce the amount of pollution that America emits. Build up the economy again. All that stuff.

Now it's John Mccain running for President, and I'm not sure what you think. But all i can say is that if this guy gets elected: I can pull out this thread in four years - and perhaps it will serve as another reminder that Bush failed, and a guy that votes for him over 90% of the time is probably going to do the same.

Take a hint America - Mccain isn't going to work.

The world deserves better than Mccain. Vote Obama.

Thank You

deepdreamer256

cause he votes with bush 90% of the time.... and i doubt he's gonna change his mind if he gets into power

Oops I voted for McCain on Wednesday.jfcundiff

Doh!

considering George Bush doesn't have voting power...I don't see how he could vote alongside him 90% of the time. Now McCain might have voted 'Yes' on a bill that Bush signed off on...but those are two seperate things entirely.

[QUOTE="jfcundiff"]Oops I voted for McCain on Wednesday.Stumpt25

Doh!

Oh well I am not an Obama fan by any means. I was not for McCain in the beginning but I agree with him on most issues. I was for Romney or Giuliani.

[QUOTE="deepdreamer256"][QUOTE="Stumpt25"]

As a Brit, I am not able to vote in your election - so i'll take this time aside to give you a brief reminder of something:

Remember in 2000? When a guy called George Bush ran for office, and the world said that he might not be a good president? And you didn't listen.

Remember in 2004? When a guy called George Bush ran again, and the world said that to re-elect him would be a stupid idea? And you didn't listen.

Now we are in 2008, and we might be able to change things. Stop the war in Iraq. Reduce the amount of pollution that America emits. Build up the economy again. All that stuff.

Now it's John Mccain running for President, and I'm not sure what you think. But all i can say is that if this guy gets elected: I can pull out this thread in four years - and perhaps it will serve as another reminder that Bush failed, and a guy that votes for him over 90% of the time is probably going to do the same.

Take a hint America - Mccain isn't going to work.

The world deserves better than Mccain. Vote Obama.

Thank You

Stumpt25

cause he votes with bush 90% of the time.... and i doubt he's gonna change his mind if he gets into power

considering George Bush doesn't have voting power...I don't see how he could vote alongside him 90% of the time. Now McCain might have voted 'Yes' on a bill that Bush signed off on...but those are two seperate things entirely.

johnnyv2003

Sigh, i hate smart-arses

As a Brit, I am not able to vote in your election - so i'll take this time aside to give you a brief reminder of something:

Remember in 2000? When a guy called George Bush ran for office, and the world said that he might not be a good president? And you didn't listen.

Remember in 2004? When a guy called George Bush ran again, and the world said that to re-elect him would be a stupid idea? And you didn't listen.

Now we are in 2008, and we might be able to change things. Stop the war in Iraq. Reduce the amount of pollution that America emits. Build up the economy again. All that stuff.

Now it's John Mccain running for President, and I'm not sure what you think. But all i can say is that if this guy gets elected: I can pull out this thread in four years - and perhaps it will serve as another reminder that Bush failed, and a guy that votes for him over 90% of the time is probably going to do the same.

Take a hint America - Mccain isn't going to work.

The world deserves better than Mccain. Vote Obama.

Thank You

Stumpt25

this is not going to change anyones mind.you have wasted your time writing that post basically telling people to vote for Obama.And even if McCain does get elected,it WON'T make a diffrence to your life since as you said,you live in Britain,not america.

BTW I irish so I won't be voting for anybody either.

[QUOTE="johnnyv2003"]

considering George Bush doesn't have voting power...I don't see how he could vote alongside him 90% of the time. Now McCain might have voted 'Yes' on a bill that Bush signed off on...but those are two seperate things entirely.

Stumpt25

Sigh, i hate smart-arses

and I hate how people believe what they hear on the mainstream news. Just because Obama tells you that McCain votes alongside Bush 90% of the time doesn't make it true.

And don't believe the video snippit of John McCain saying he agrees with Bush, because it's edited from a bigger point McCain was making with the statement.

[QUOTE="Stumpt25"]

As a Brit, I am not able to vote in your election - so i'll take this time aside to give you a brief reminder of something:

Remember in 2000? When a guy called George Bush ran for office, and the world said that he might not be a good president? And you didn't listen.

Remember in 2004? When a guy called George Bush ran again, and the world said that to re-elect him would be a stupid idea? And you didn't listen.

Now we are in 2008, and we might be able to change things. Stop the war in Iraq. Reduce the amount of pollution that America emits. Build up the economy again. All that stuff.

Now it's John Mccain running for President, and I'm not sure what you think. But all i can say is that if this guy gets elected: I can pull out this thread in four years - and perhaps it will serve as another reminder that Bush failed, and a guy that votes for him over 90% of the time is probably going to do the same.

Take a hint America - Mccain isn't going to work.

The world deserves better than Mccain. Vote Obama.

Thank You

McManus107

this is not going to change anyones mind.you have wasted your time writing that post basically telling people to vote for Obama.And even if McCain does get elected,it WON'T make a diffrence to your life since as you said,you live in Britain,not america.

BTW I irish so I won't be voting for anybody either.

yes it will make a difference to my life.

Economy. Global Warming. And if Obama wins i wont have to watch America raping Iraq on the news.

[QUOTE="johnnyv2003"]

considering George Bush doesn't have voting power...I don't see how he could vote alongside him 90% of the time. Now McCain might have voted 'Yes' on a bill that Bush signed off on...but those are two seperate things entirely.

Stumpt25

Sigh, i hate smart-arses

[QUOTE="Stumpt25"][QUOTE="johnnyv2003"]

considering George Bush doesn't have voting power...I don't see how he could vote alongside him 90% of the time. Now McCain might have voted 'Yes' on a bill that Bush signed off on...but those are two seperate things entirely.

johnnyv2003

Sigh, i hate smart-arses

and I hate how people believe what they hear on the mainstream news. Just because Obama tells you that McCain votes alongside Bush 90% of the time doesn't make it true.

And don't believe the video snippit of John McCain saying he agrees with Bush, because it's edited from a bigger point McCain was making with the statement.

[QUOTE="McManus107"][QUOTE="Stumpt25"]

As a Brit, I am not able to vote in your election - so i'll take this time aside to give you a brief reminder of something:

Remember in 2000? When a guy called George Bush ran for office, and the world said that he might not be a good president? And you didn't listen.

Remember in 2004? When a guy called George Bush ran again, and the world said that to re-elect him would be a stupid idea? And you didn't listen.

Now we are in 2008, and we might be able to change things. Stop the war in Iraq. Reduce the amount of pollution that America emits. Build up the economy again. All that stuff.

Now it's John Mccain running for President, and I'm not sure what you think. But all i can say is that if this guy gets elected: I can pull out this thread in four years - and perhaps it will serve as another reminder that Bush failed, and a guy that votes for him over 90% of the time is probably going to do the same.

Take a hint America - Mccain isn't going to work.

The world deserves better than Mccain. Vote Obama.

Thank You

Stumpt25

this is not going to change anyones mind.you have wasted your time writing that post basically telling people to vote for Obama.And even if McCain does get elected,it WON'T make a diffrence to your life since as you said,you live in Britain,not america.

BTW I irish so I won't be voting for anybody either.

yes it will make a difference to my life.

Economy. Global Warming. And if Obama wins i wont have to watch America raping Iraq on the news.

Economy and Global warming won't change no matter who you vote for,And I never hear about problems in iraq anymore in the news

[QUOTE="Stumpt25"][QUOTE="johnnyv2003"]

considering George Bush doesn't have voting power...I don't see how he could vote alongside him 90% of the time. Now McCain might have voted 'Yes' on a bill that Bush signed off on...but those are two seperate things entirely.

johnnyv2003

Sigh, i hate smart-arses

and I hate how people believe what they hear on the mainstream news. Just because Obama tells you that McCain votes alongside Bush 90% of the time doesn't make it true.

And don't believe the video snippit of John McCain saying he agrees with Bush, because it's edited from a bigger point McCain was making with the statement.

You believe in republican propaganda.

If mccain wins, i'm digging this thread up in 4 years lol

thats all i'm saying

[QUOTE="McManus107"][QUOTE="Stumpt25"]

As a Brit, I am not able to vote in your election - so i'll take this time aside to give you a brief reminder of something:

Remember in 2000? When a guy called George Bush ran for office, and the world said that he might not be a good president? And you didn't listen.

Remember in 2004? When a guy called George Bush ran again, and the world said that to re-elect him would be a stupid idea? And you didn't listen.

Now we are in 2008, and we might be able to change things. Stop the war in Iraq. Reduce the amount of pollution that America emits. Build up the economy again. All that stuff.

Now it's John Mccain running for President, and I'm not sure what you think. But all i can say is that if this guy gets elected: I can pull out this thread in four years - and perhaps it will serve as another reminder that Bush failed, and a guy that votes for him over 90% of the time is probably going to do the same.

Take a hint America - Mccain isn't going to work.

The world deserves better than Mccain. Vote Obama.

Thank You

Stumpt25

this is not going to change anyones mind.you have wasted your time writing that post basically telling people to vote for Obama.And even if McCain does get elected,it WON'T make a diffrence to your life since as you said,you live in Britain,not america.

BTW I irish so I won't be voting for anybody either.

yes it will make a difference to my life.

Economy. Global Warming. And if Obama wins i wont have to watch America raping Iraq on the news.

if you want to sound more "in the know", it's global climate change. Because technically we're in a cooling period right now.

Economy and Global warming won't change no matter who you vote for,And I never hear about problems in iraq anymore in the news

McManus107

[QUOTE="johnnyv2003"][QUOTE="Stumpt25"][QUOTE="johnnyv2003"]

considering George Bush doesn't have voting power...I don't see how he could vote alongside him 90% of the time. Now McCain might have voted 'Yes' on a bill that Bush signed off on...but those are two seperate things entirely.

Stumpt25

Sigh, i hate smart-arses

and I hate how people believe what they hear on the mainstream news. Just because Obama tells you that McCain votes alongside Bush 90% of the time doesn't make it true.

And don't believe the video snippit of John McCain saying he agrees with Bush, because it's edited from a bigger point McCain was making with the statement.

You believe in republican propaganda.

If mccain wins, i'm digging this thread up in 4 years lol

thats all i'm saying

Oh no not Republican propaganda. Better than listening to Liberal propaganda on NBC, CBS, ABC, MSNBC, and sometimes CNN. CNN has gotten better over the course of this election.

[QUOTE="McManus107"]this is not going to change anyones mind.you have wasted your time writing that post basically telling people to vote for Obama.And even if McCain does get elected,it WON'T make a diffrence to your life since as you said,you live in Britain,not america.

BTW I irish so I won't be voting for anybody either.

Stumpt25

yes it will make a difference to my life.

Economy. Global Warming. And if Obama wins i wont have to watch America raping Iraq on the news.

[QUOTE="McManus107"]

Economy and Global warming won't change no matter who you vote for,And I never hear about problems in iraq anymore in the news

Jandurin

Ok,maybe there are still problems in iraq,but the situation has calmed down a lot

[QUOTE="Stumpt25"][QUOTE="McManus107"]this is not going to change anyones mind.you have wasted your time writing that post basically telling people to vote for Obama.And even if McCain does get elected,it WON'T make a diffrence to your life since as you said,you live in Britain,not america.

BTW I irish so I won't be voting for anybody either.

deepdreamer256

yes it will make a difference to my life.

Economy. Global Warming. And if Obama wins i wont have to watch America raping Iraq on the news.

I do not know why he said we are raping Iraq. Kind of dumb comment to make.

ok, but im irish :P but i would vote for obamaMr_Kowaski

Same... as in I would vote for obama and I am Irish :D

considering George Bush doesn't have voting power...I don't see how he could vote alongside him 90% of the time. Now McCain might have voted 'Yes' on a bill that Bush signed off on...but those are two seperate things entirely.

johnnyv2003

[QUOTE="johnnyv2003"]

considering George Bush doesn't have voting power...I don't see how he could vote alongside him 90% of the time. Now McCain might have voted 'Yes' on a bill that Bush signed off on...but those are two seperate things entirely.

Bourbons3

well most of that budget has to deal with the government spending, not directly related to problems with the current economy. The problem is the bank's greedy policies, with out anyone there to check them. Now, it is directly related to our deficit, but whenever we're in a war there's going to be deficit.

I'm not for being in Iraq, but while we're there our soldiers deserve all of the money that the government can give. Which is where most of Bush's federal budget was spent. The "voting with Bush 90%" stat is true in that sense, but is a bit misleading.

[QUOTE="Stumpt25"][QUOTE="McManus107"][QUOTE="Stumpt25"]

As a Brit, I am not able to vote in your election - so i'll take this time aside to give you a brief reminder of something:

Remember in 2000? When a guy called George Bush ran for office, and the world said that he might not be a good president? And you didn't listen.

Remember in 2004? When a guy called George Bush ran again, and the world said that to re-elect him would be a stupid idea? And you didn't listen.

Now we are in 2008, and we might be able to change things. Stop the war in Iraq. Reduce the amount of pollution that America emits. Build up the economy again. All that stuff.

Now it's John Mccain running for President, and I'm not sure what you think. But all i can say is that if this guy gets elected: I can pull out this thread in four years - and perhaps it will serve as another reminder that Bush failed, and a guy that votes for him over 90% of the time is probably going to do the same.

Take a hint America - Mccain isn't going to work.

The world deserves better than Mccain. Vote Obama.

Thank You

johnnyv2003

this is not going to change anyones mind.you have wasted your time writing that post basically telling people to vote for Obama.And even if McCain does get elected,it WON'T make a diffrence to your life since as you said,you live in Britain,not america.

BTW I irish so I won't be voting for anybody either.

yes it will make a difference to my life.

Economy. Global Warming. And if Obama wins i wont have to watch America raping Iraq on the news.

if you want to sound more "in the know", it's global climate change. Because technically we're in a cooling period right now.

In the UN they call it climate stress.

[QUOTE="johnnyv2003"][QUOTE="Stumpt25"][QUOTE="McManus107"][QUOTE="Stumpt25"]

As a Brit, I am not able to vote in your election - so i'll take this time aside to give you a brief reminder of something:

Remember in 2000? When a guy called George Bush ran for office, and the world said that he might not be a good president? And you didn't listen.

Remember in 2004? When a guy called George Bush ran again, and the world said that to re-elect him would be a stupid idea? And you didn't listen.

Now we are in 2008, and we might be able to change things. Stop the war in Iraq. Reduce the amount of pollution that America emits. Build up the economy again. All that stuff.

Now it's John Mccain running for President, and I'm not sure what you think. But all i can say is that if this guy gets elected: I can pull out this thread in four years - and perhaps it will serve as another reminder that Bush failed, and a guy that votes for him over 90% of the time is probably going to do the same.

Take a hint America - Mccain isn't going to work.

The world deserves better than Mccain. Vote Obama.

Thank You

Stumpt25

this is not going to change anyones mind.you have wasted your time writing that post basically telling people to vote for Obama.And even if McCain does get elected,it WON'T make a diffrence to your life since as you said,you live in Britain,not america.

BTW I irish so I won't be voting for anybody either.

yes it will make a difference to my life.

Economy. Global Warming. And if Obama wins i wont have to watch America raping Iraq on the news.

if you want to sound more "in the know", it's global climate change. Because technically we're in a cooling period right now.

In the UN they call it climate stress.

Why does that even matter?