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veronica_richUm ... how fucking self-defeating can you be?
Seriously ... your female candidate loses, so instead of getting over it and voting for the next best thing being offered in this particular election to what you wanted, you're going for the senile white guy who wants to stay at war for 100 years, and privatize Social Security (among other things not desirable for minorities or people who earn under $200K a year, I assure you)?
A vote for McCain is a third term for Bush. Your choice. Pass it on.
Seriously ... your female candidate loses, so instead of getting over it and voting for the next best thing being offered in this particular election to what you wanted, you're going for the senile white guy who wants to stay at war for 100 years, and privatize Social Security (among other things not desirable for minorities or people who earn under $200K a year, I assure you)?
A vote for McCain is a third term for Bush. Your choice. Pass it on.
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Date: 2008-06-11 04:27 am (UTC)That's the key, right there: The lesser of two evils. There are things I know McCain stands for that I just can't agree with. Plus, looking at this election from an outsider's POV (i.e., anyone not an American), Obama is the only one of the three who can say: "I didn't vote for this war. I do not approve of this war, nor of the divisive foreign policies the previous administration espoused. I will work to rebuild America's relationships with other countries (because I'm not one who contributed to them being like they are!)."