Will you vote for Obama in 2012?

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i wan't to hear OT's opinion. i can't vote though:|

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i wan't to hear OT's opinion. i can't vote though:|

Hell frickin' no. I wouldn't vote for a Dem anyway but the guy's nuts in terms of his policies.

They don't let Englishmen vote :(

He hasn't even been in office for a year yet, how could I know. I voted for him, but if he screws up I won't vote for him again. Who blindly votes?

Hell frickin' no. I wouldn't vote for a Dem anyway but the guy's nuts in terms of his policies.

Pirate700

Unless he wakes up one morning and decides he has to be a sacrosanct libertarian as far as his policies are concerned in the time before said election, I sincerely doubt it.

Yes, UNLESS Jesse ventura runs. Then I'm voting for him.

He hasn't even been in office for a year yet, how could I know. I voted for him, but if he screws up I won't vote for him again. Who blindly votes?

im_mr_brown

well, i'm saying if he just continues what he is doing now.

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Hell frickin' no. I wouldn't vote for a Dem anyway but the guy's nuts in terms of his policies.

:)Eddie5vs1

Undecided, currently I support Obama but it is too early to make that decision, the 2012 elections will be the first time I will be able to vote for a president.

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Hell frickin' no. I wouldn't vote for a Dem anyway but the guy's nuts in terms of his policies.

Eddie5vs1

That is way too far away to be deciding that now. That is, if you truly care about who your leader is and if you aren't just another "Vote for your party" drone.guynamedbilly

Nope, pushing too many failed policies.

The short term does not matter, it is only the long term that matters, both in business and in politics. In business you have the shareholders who force companies to make shortsighted decisions in the short term to boost share price but overall stunt the growth of the business. Thank goodness presidents get some time to do something and can't get ousted whenever people feel like it or we'd have a new president every few months, The shortsightedness and ignorance of people make me sick.

Nope, pushing too many failed policies.

samuraiguns

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Hell frickin' no. I wouldn't vote for a Dem anyway but the guy's nuts in terms of his policies.

:)Pirate700

I don't know. I'll have to know who is running in 2012. I would never vote for a republican candidate, though.

I don't know. I'll have to know who is running in 2012. I would never vote for a republican candidate, though.

TM_Darkside

[QUOTE="Eddie5vs1"][QUOTE="Pirate700"] I'm not trying to start an argument, but, how so? Calling his policies "nuts" is, IMO, excessive, particularly with no reasons given. Pirate700

Undecided, currently I support Obama but it is too early to make that decision, the 2012 elections will be the first time I will be able to vote for a president.

Ingenemployee

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I don't know. I'll have to know who is running in 2012. I would never vote for a republican candidate, though.

Pirate700

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Nope, pushing too many failed policies.

Ok, to each his own. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Personally I think he's spot onEddie5vs1

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Nope, pushing too many failed policies.

Pirate700

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I don't know. I'll have to know who is running in 2012. I would never vote for a republican candidate, though.

Pirate700

I rarely agree with either of the major parties.

It depends. I don't think that what has and is trying to do are the right things for the country but if in 3 more years he turns out to be correct and he's running against, say, Sarah Palin I would vote for him. Although I really hope the republican party isn't dumb enough to throw her enough support to let her make it to the primaries. Although lately the republicans have been almost flaunting stupidity.

No, I'm already unsatisfied with his work thus far but I'm willing to consider down the line when this "It's Bush's economy" skit runs dry.

[QUOTE="Eddie5vs1"]Ok, to each his own. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Personally I think he's spot onPirate700

In all honesty its a little too early to give him a grade on his performance, but I will say that so far he hasn't been anything great. Too me instead of trying to fix issues he is trying reinvent the wheel and at this current time trying to reinvent the wheel is pretty stupid considering there is absolutely no money to support the little things, let alone a revamped health system. He will look good to needy people, but the working people he looks like a fool.

It depends on how good of a job he does these 4 years and how good the Republican candidate is.

Ok, to each his own. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Personally I think he's spot onEddie5vs1

In all honesty its a little too early to give him a grade on his performance, but I will say that so far he hasn't been anything great. Too me instead of trying to fix issues he is trying reinvent the wheel and at this current time trying to reinvent the wheel is pretty stupid considering there is absolutely no money to support the little things, let alone a revamped health system. He will look good to needy people, but the working people he looks like a fool.

xscrapzx

it is early, but if he continues what he his doing, would you vote for him?

He hasn't even been in office for a year yet, how could I know. I voted for him, but if he screws up I won't vote for him again. Who blindly votes?

im_mr_brown

Um...pretty much the only reason he was elected was because of people blindly voting either because:

A. He was a black man

or

B. He wasn't Republican

There were 22 kids out of 25 in my government course in highschool, just as an example, that voted for Obama. When the 2 of us that Voted McCain asked the 22 why they did...

well...not a single one could explain nor really NAME a policy of Obama's that would ACTUALLY work outside of theory and not a single one of them could actually come up with a legitimate reason why he was better than any other candidate.

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He hasn't even been in office for a year yet, how could I know. I voted for him, but if he screws up I won't vote for him again. Who blindly votes?

grenadexjumpr

Um...pretty much the only reason he was elected was because of people blindly voting either because:

A. He was a black man

or

B. He wasn't Republican

There were 22 kids out of 25 in my government course in highschool, just as an example, that voted for Obama. When the 2 of us that Voted McCain asked the 22 why they did...

well...not a single one could explain nor really NAME a policy of Obama's that would ACTUALLY work outside of theory and not a single one of them could actually come up with a legitimate reason why he was better than any other candidate.

same thing happened in my social studies CIass and the school.

i hate mock elections especially with kids

Hell frickin' no. I wouldn't vote for a Dem anyway but the guy's nuts in terms of his policies.

Pirate700