I will too.

Not because I am really enthused by him, but because I don't let an election day go by without voting...just because I can.

There aren't only two running, and a legitimate Conservative's name will be on the ticket in every state.  Consider all the candidates whose names will be on the ballot for President before you settle for someone who has already pledged their allegience to the House and Senate Democrats.

really he's a supporter of the constituion?  What part?  The part that will elect him President?  Because last I knew he objected to saluting the flag or wearing a flag pin. 

Besides that's sort of vague.  Tell me something he's done or believes about our country.  I'm a little skeered abut the "changing our country part" he's been expousing of late. 

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Has anyone ever told you...you are rude?  I hope I'm not the first.  Someone is not doing you any favors otherwise. 

ha!  So you're saying it takes BRAINS to vote for Obama?  Tell me what brain cells are telling you to vote for this man who has done nothing, came out of complete nowhere, has no experience anywhere and has a questionable view of this country? 

McCain, at least has done service, been around a long time and proven his love for his country. 

He's not my favorite by a long shot, but I think you'd have to be absolutely brain dead to vote for Obama.  I see the young kids flocking to him in droves.  Not smart. 

Just as a point of curiosity, what has Obama done to aid and abet the enemy?

Your argument above has virtually nothing to do with who either candidate is or what their positions are, it's almost entirely an issue of experience.  If that's a major selling point for you, fine, but don't twist it into something else to make Obama look like a terrorist lover is a bit dishonest.

Personally, I wish Obama had waited 4-8 years before running, get some more experience under his belt to make him a stronger candidate.  I think this run is way too early for him and if he is elected, he'll have a troubled one-term presidency.

Ok, how has he not fully supported the country?  The lapel pin?  Is that the best that anyone can come up with?

I'll also ask this question here... what does it matter if his family has members who are muslim?  Even militant ones?  Are you telling me that no one in your family is a little bit off their rocker?  Should we judge you by the actions of members of your family?

I've been digging in Google for a while for references to Obama actively supporting militant islamists.  The closest I can come up with is his support of Raila Odinga, a cousin (supposedly) versus Mwai Kibaki in the recent Kenyan Presidential Election.

The problem here is that there's nothing definite.  It's all guilt by association with almost nothing concrete to back it up.  Is there anything to prove that he would enact policies in line with islamic law?  Has he ever claimed or made any statements even close to that?  Has he ever tried to bring a law to the senate floor, or cosponsored any bill that would imply it?

I have a sister who is left of jesus and extremely passionate about her views.  But the fact that she has those views in no way influences my voting, or how I lead my life. 

No there's alot of stuff that gives me and others pause.  You mentioned just one.  The fact that he was seen arms stiff at his sides while the pledge was being recited.  His heavy inolvment with Kenyen Muslim politics even doing some campaigning there.  His invovment including giving large sums of money to Rev Wright and his causes.  His wife's admission of how she had never been proud of the US until just recently etc.  Never? 

Where have you been? 

I think his background especially when it's so heavily Muslim influenced should be looked into.  Yes.  How do you know he's not a mole for the Muslim cause? 

We all have family eccentrics and should not be held accountable but that's not what I'm speaking of.  Besides, if you look closer at his friends connection there should also be some eyebrowing raising like I mentioned on my other blog dealing with this same issue.  Friends like Rev Wright, his childhood mentor Frank Davis and even Oprah the most powerful woman in America. 

All I'm saying is, his lack of experience, his questionable background and current affiliations, his seemingly lack of patriotism and the fact he just came out of nowhere should give us all pause.  It's just common sense.  He's young enough.  If he's Presidential material, then let's see him back in four years after he's been in the spotlight a bit.  Right now that's why I'm saying this is a no brainer. 

We would be really stupid to jump the gun and put this man in the Presidential seat when there still seems to be so many questions surrounding him. 

Do you actually believe your ignorant racism?

Is it hard to type from under your hood?

Then you know very little because neither of those things are correct.