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[pbnative]

He believes that this issue is for the states to decide.

I disagree with that, but I will change my statement:

If he thinks *anyone but me* should be able to control what goes on inside my very own body, I’m confident that he would attempt to control my right to a vote, free speech, atheism, security, etc. I will not vote for him.

You must look at all the issues facing the nation right now and see how each candidate will handle it.

I take your point, but this one is a show-stopper. I disagree with all of them on some points, but this position is unacceptable for me.

[Anonymous]

“People get fixated on believing that one man has all this power and everything he wishes will come true. It’s not the case. It takes a combination of congress, the senate, the house, and all those other people you should be very familiar with before voting. If anything the president is highly symbolic in many ways. Just someone for us average Jo’s and Jane’s to focus on.”

Nostr, well said and I agree to a great extent. However, the president of this country has considerable power and that kind of power in the hands of an idiot (e.g. President Bush) can be disastrous.

pbnative, I’m conflicted on the abortion issue, and I don’t choose to turn this into an abortion debate. Having said that, any woman that walks into a doctor’s office and tries to get an abortion in her second trimester or later, with a kicking, fully-formed baby in her belly should be run out of town.

Are there any of you that think Obama would make a good president?

[Anonymous]

“People get fixated on believing that one man has all this power and everything he wishes will come true. It’s not the case. It takes a combination of congress, the senate, the house, and all those other people you should be very familiar with before voting. If anything the president is highly symbolic in many ways. Just someone for us average Jo’s and Jane’s to focus on.”

Nostr, well said and I agree to a great extent. However, the president of this country has considerable power and that kind of power in the hands of an idiot (e.g. President Bush) can be disastrous.

pbnative, I’m conflicted on the abortion issue, and I don’t choose to turn this into an abortion debate. Having said that, any woman that walks into a doctor’s office and tries to get an abortion in her second trimester or later, with a kicking, fully-formed baby in her belly should be run out of town.

Are there any of you that think Obama would make a good president?

[Anonymous]

“People get fixated on believing that one man has all this power and everything he wishes will come true. It’s not the case. It takes a combination of congress, the senate, the house, and all those other people you should be very familiar with before voting. If anything the president is highly symbolic in many ways. Just someone for us average Jo’s and Jane’s to focus on.”

Nostr, well said and I agree to a great extent. However, the president of this country has considerable power and that kind of power in the hands of an idiot (e.g. President Bush) can be disastrous.

pbnative, I’m conflicted on the abortion issue, and I don’t choose to turn this into an abortion debate. Having said that, any woman that walks into a doctor’s office and tries to get an abortion in her second trimester or later, with a kicking, fully-formed baby in her belly should be run out of town.

Are there any of you that think Obama would make a good president?

[Anonymous]

“People get fixated on believing that one man has all this power and everything he wishes will come true. It’s not the case. It takes a combination of congress, the senate, the house, and all those other people you should be very familiar with before voting. If anything the president is highly symbolic in many ways. Just someone for us average Jo’s and Jane’s to focus on.”

Nostr, well said and I agree to a great extent. However, the president of this country has considerable power and that kind of power in the hands of an idiot (e.g. President Bush) can be disastrous.

pbnative, I’m conflicted on the abortion issue, and I don’t choose to turn this into an abortion debate. Having said that, any woman that walks into a doctor’s office and tries to get an abortion in her second trimester or later, with a kicking, fully-formed baby in her belly should be run out of town.

Are there any of you that think Obama would make a good president?

[Anonymous]

“People get fixated on believing that one man has all this power and everything he wishes will come true. It’s not the case. It takes a combination of congress, the senate, the house, and all those other people you should be very familiar with before voting. If anything the president is highly symbolic in many ways. Just someone for us average Jo’s and Jane’s to focus on.”

Nostr, well said and I agree to a great extent. However, the president of this country has considerable power and that kind of power in the hands of an idiot (e.g. President Bush) can be disastrous.

pbnative, I’m conflicted on the abortion issue, and I don’t choose to turn this into an abortion debate. Having said that, any woman that walks into a doctor’s office and tries to get an abortion in her second trimester or later, with a kicking, fully-formed baby in her belly should be run out of town.

Are there any of you that think Obama would make a good president?

[Allan from Fallbrook]

marion: Not me. Way too inexperienced in foreign policy matters, and weak on defense. His willingness to engage in dialogue on a peer basis with Syria, Iran and North Korea strikes me as nearly infantile.

Bush was a very weak President and a studied reading of his time as governor of Texas would have shown exactly what to expect from his Presidency. While Republican, I voted against him in both 2000 and 2004, mainly because I couldn’t support someone I knew had nothing in common with either Goldwater or Reagan Republicanism.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

marion: Not me. Way too inexperienced in foreign policy matters, and weak on defense. His willingness to engage in dialogue on a peer basis with Syria, Iran and North Korea strikes me as nearly infantile.

Bush was a very weak President and a studied reading of his time as governor of Texas would have shown exactly what to expect from his Presidency. While Republican, I voted against him in both 2000 and 2004, mainly because I couldn’t support someone I knew had nothing in common with either Goldwater or Reagan Republicanism.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

marion: Not me. Way too inexperienced in foreign policy matters, and weak on defense. His willingness to engage in dialogue on a peer basis with Syria, Iran and North Korea strikes me as nearly infantile.

Bush was a very weak President and a studied reading of his time as governor of Texas would have shown exactly what to expect from his Presidency. While Republican, I voted against him in both 2000 and 2004, mainly because I couldn’t support someone I knew had nothing in common with either Goldwater or Reagan Republicanism.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

marion: Not me. Way too inexperienced in foreign policy matters, and weak on defense. His willingness to engage in dialogue on a peer basis with Syria, Iran and North Korea strikes me as nearly infantile.

Bush was a very weak President and a studied reading of his time as governor of Texas would have shown exactly what to expect from his Presidency. While Republican, I voted against him in both 2000 and 2004, mainly because I couldn’t support someone I knew had nothing in common with either Goldwater or Reagan Republicanism.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

marion: Not me. Way too inexperienced in foreign policy matters, and weak on defense. His willingness to engage in dialogue on a peer basis with Syria, Iran and North Korea strikes me as nearly infantile.

Bush was a very weak President and a studied reading of his time as governor of Texas would have shown exactly what to expect from his Presidency. While Republican, I voted against him in both 2000 and 2004, mainly because I couldn’t support someone I knew had nothing in common with either Goldwater or Reagan Republicanism.

[condogrrl]

What is Reagan Republicanism? Falling asleep at cabinet meetings? I could never see the attraction to Reagan. Nothing but a B grade actor, actor being the key word.

[condogrrl]

What is Reagan Republicanism? Falling asleep at cabinet meetings? I could never see the attraction to Reagan. Nothing but a B grade actor, actor being the key word.

[condogrrl]

What is Reagan Republicanism? Falling asleep at cabinet meetings? I could never see the attraction to Reagan. Nothing but a B grade actor, actor being the key word.

[condogrrl]

What is Reagan Republicanism? Falling asleep at cabinet meetings? I could never see the attraction to Reagan. Nothing but a B grade actor, actor being the key word.

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