Are people really that gullible? Oh, wait...

[marenpaisley]

So I'm not going to rehash the discussions you can easily read online about McCain's VP nominee. I just want to ask people their thoughts on this idea: if McCain were to croak while in office, would you be comfortable with Sarah Palin as your president?

Really?

The most aggravating thing about all of this is the blatant pandering to the Hillary Clinton supporters. Anyone who was pro-Hillary and decides to vote for McCain because he's put a woman in a puppet position (and just to spite Obama) really ought to turn in their voter registration cards.

Voting for John McCain is not a better option. Unless, of course, you like the way things are going for you these days, and apparently that's true for about 1% of the population (that is, the percent who are rich).

I'll say it right here: I hate the two-party system. There are loads of things that the Democrats have done that angers me beyond reason, but they're still the best of our two choices at this point. If you were pro-Hillary in the past, you've got to see that.

Don't be fooled by this ridiculous tactic! Please use your brains!

That's not asking for too much, is it?

Comments

[marenpaisley.livejournal.com]

Still, I like his idealism, and I think he'll be a whole heckuva lot better for the U.S. than McCain. I just hope he manages to live up to his words, and really validate our hopes that he can bring about change.

Agreed! In our unfortunate two-party system, I, too, am fervently supporting Obama despite some reservations that I have with a few of his policies (I am, admittedly, quite liberal :D). I definitely see him as a vast improvement over a possible John McCain-lead administration. It's great hearing from like-minded people; it gives me some hope. :D