if you want to vote for a half breed,
Hardly anyone these days isn't a "half breed" in some sense of the term. Looking down my hallway here at home I find at least two people with mixed Irish/English heritages, which is awkward from a historical point of view.
Oh, and "half breed" is hardly very polite.
City planning? Do you mean "community organizing?"
only two years in senate experience,
Correct me if I'm wrong, but that's two more years than you, yes?
never been in the military,
Hardly a requisite for being President of the United States. In fact, some of our best presidents were non-military - and some of our worst were ex-soldiers.
cut taxes but spend trillians more,
This is my main point of contention with Obama - in fact, the only point of contention I have with him that you have brought up.
wont say the pledge of alligence,
And were he to be elected, would you swear your allegiance to him and his government? Something tells me that the answer would be "no," but you can lie if you'd like.
Sigh. He's not a Muslim. And even if he was, I think the perspective of a Muslim American could be enormously beneficial in the White House.
… go ahead, but my vote is 100% McCain/Palin.
As is your right.
What does it mean to be 100% American when America today is only 66% white, like John McCain, when the median income for males is $32,000, significantly lower than John McCain's 2007 income of $405,000, when McCain's status as a rich, top-tier politician places him in the very upper class, comprising (conservatively) 5% of the population, according to Leonard Beeghley's class models - and that is being extremely generous, as McCain could just as easily fit the super-rich profile that encompasses only 0.9% of the population. Even his age sets him apart, as only 12% of Americans today are over the age of 65.
has triple the experience,
Undeniably he does. Much of that experience was as the "maverick" that the campaign is now trying to push him as - the only catch being that the John McCain who would cross party lines to get things done when he felt it was necessary has been usurped by the John McCain who crosses party lines to get more votes. In short, he used to be the one of very few men in Washington whom I believed really conducted his affairs without bothering to overexamine how it was going to look to the public, but now he's become the stereotype of politicians that we all know and hate.
Grant had military experience - even more than McCain has - and yet his Presidency was a collection of disasters at that time unseen in American politics.
not the mention a POW who wouldnt come home early when given the chance because there were POWs who were susposed to leave first.
He is certainly an honorable man. That is not in question. Whether it's this or attempting to talk down the attack dogs running the slur mill against Obama, McCain has always been a man of deep personal integrity. His political integrity, as I've already stated, has been compromised by this campaign.
I can remember, three or four years ago, talking with a friend about how I'd have gladly voted for John McCain ahead of both George Bush and John Kerry. At the time, he was the one man in politics that I would have picked to lead this nation. Now...now, not so much.
and you say palin has no experiece…
Well, she does live close to Russia.
Hey, wait, didn't Obama live
in Indonesia?
shes the chief in command of the national guard
And yet, she doesn't seem to do a whole lot in that capacity:
http://www.adn.com/sarah-palin/story/515499.html
Of course, if you have evidence to the contrary, please bring it forth.
… these are the two i want protecting my country… open your eyes amarica…
Yes, open your eyes, "amarica."
obama is the worst thing that could ever happen to this country…
The only time I stop being amused by people who view one politician or another as "the worst thing that could ever happen to this country" is when they become tiresome. The anti-Bush crowd managed it pretty quickly, but since we haven't had as many "Obama is the Anti-Christ" threads lately I'll stick with laughter at this one.
Once again, that's not very polite. Perhaps some day you'll meet a Muslim and be able to discern that they are, like you and I, human beings.
hes muslim friends are probably planning a takover of this country when he steps into office.
For the last time: Barack Obama is not a Muslim, not that being a Muslim would require any particular line of action anyway. I wasn't around for the election of John F. Kennedy, but I'm told that many of the same religious arguments were put forward about his Catholicism.