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As I sat and pondered the news I'd been reading about the candidates who are competing in the Democratic and Republican primaries, all I could do was shake my head in disbelief. They don't have a clue. It doesn't matter if either Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton or Senator Barack Hussein Obama, Jr. wins in the Democratic primary. Neither of them is going to get elected. Here are my reasons why:
1. Americans will not elect a woman as President of the US. She has a chance as the Vice-President.
2. Americans will not elect an African-American as President of the US. He doesn't even stand a chance as the Vice-President.
3. Americans will not elect a person with an Islamic-sounding name as President of the US, especially after what happened in 2001.
I'm as opposed to Senator McCain being president as much as any Democrat (and I usually vote Republican) and I'm open-minded enough to give Senator Clinton or Senator Obama a fair chance. The American senior citizens however, who are in the fastest growing age group (more than 12 percent in 2000) of the US population, are against it. A perfect example is my father. In the past, he always voted Democrat. This year, he's voting Republican even though he can't stand Senator McCain.
I'm sorry to say it, but bigotry lives on in our senior citizens.
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not bigotry, ignorance
As much as i hate it, i would have to agree. John Mccain will probably become president for the reasons you stated above. But, Obama still could win. Who knows, McCain might slip up and do something insane and Obama might end up winning. But as long as Hillary is no where near the white house, i'm ok…lol
If Obama is elected president of the United States, i would love to see the worlds reaction. That would truly be an amazing moment in history. And Obama's chances are pretty good as long as he keeps his cool and keep a positive campaign.
check your grammar before you talk!!!!!!!!
Democrat please/gas prices for one/
The reason you would vote for a socialist like clinton, or an idiot like Obama, which is a vote for Osama, is because you dont have the experience of age, you do just what the media tells you, its obvious by your response, nothing against you, its just how it is.
lol … it always cracks me up when someone who can't even form a non run-on sentence, refers to an Ivy league graduate as an "idiot"
It's fine to disagree with the candidate's positions, but I think it's a fairly safe bet that they're both reasonably intelligent.
As for an Obama vote being a vote for Osama …
Obama is the one who thinks we should be focusing our efforts on Afghanistan/Pakistan, instead of leaving all of our troops tied up in Iraq.
So do you still stick to your prediction? Well just asked out of curiosity
I think you must have changed.
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I must admit I shared a similar opinion, but am glad Obama won – think he is the better candidate for the job than McCain. Only time will tell.
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Wow, how wrong were you?
Very wrong. And that's a good thing. I don't like McCain at all.
This is way after the fact. During the US elections, I was watching PBS, and black, woman panelist commented that the US would elect a black man first, before a white woman. It happened.
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