Would America change if Barack Obama was elected? (gas prices, voting, Iran)
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I really don't trust McCain. I think he would be another George Bush he was president. But, would anything in the United States change if Obama becomes president.?
I really don't trust McCain. I think he would be another George Bush he was president. But, would anything in the United States change if Obama becomes president.?
I really don't trust McCain. I think he would be another George Bush he was president. But, would anything in the United States change if Obama becomes president.?
I believe it would. We definitely need a change. I don't think we can afford for things to remain as they are. Where would we be in another four years if a change doesn't come? I dread to think about it. Just the thought of McCain becoming anything more than a senator fears me, moreless the President. If by chance McCain wins, this nation can pray to God for an earlier rapture because we are ruined. I know that the only hope we have now is for Obama to become the President.
Bush-McCain-all the same-what's in your wallet !!! With McCain, we want need a wallet or a pocket
I really don't trust McCain. I think he would be another George Bush he was president. But, would anything in the United States change if Obama becomes president.?
Like what? You think the Russians are going to come to the US, kow-tow to Obama, then get on national television and beg Americans for forgiveness for having dumped 100% of their US$ reserves an for refusing to sell commodities in US$ which caused the US$ to drop 10 1/2 points against the Euro and 1500 points against the Ruble?
Fat chance.
You think the rest of the world will start trading in US$ again? Fat chance.
You think the US will abandon its current geo-strategy and give up trying to take over Iran and Central Europe?
Not no, but hell no, even more so since it is the bureaucrats, not the presidents, who formulate geo-strategy.
You think the economy will get better? It won't. Obama can wave the Magic Obama Stick around all he wants, it won't change the fact that certain commodities are in short supply and prices will continue to rise.
The next president will not be re-elected. No president in the history of the US has ever survived a bad economy, and typically neither do political parties.
If you want a preemptive strategy, I'd elect McCain, then you can have a Democrat for the next 16 years after that. If you elect Obama, you'll end up with Republicans for 16 years after that.
Well, I'm not voting. I'm just waiting to see whats going to happen if either candidate becomes president.
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Originally Posted by Mircea
Like what? You think the Russians are going to come to the US, kow-tow to Obama, then get on national television and beg Americans for forgiveness for having dumped 100% of their US$ reserves an for refusing to sell commodities in US$ which caused the US$ to drop 10 1/2 points against the Euro and 1500 points against the Ruble?
Fat chance.
You think the rest of the world will start trading in US$ again? Fat chance.
You think the US will abandon its current geo-strategy and give up trying to take over Iran and Central Europe?
Not no, but hell no, even more so since it is the bureaucrats, not the presidents, who formulate geo-strategy.
You think the economy will get better? It won't. Obama can wave the Magic Obama Stick around all he wants, it won't change the fact that certain commodities are in short supply and prices will continue to rise.
The next president will not be re-elected. No president in the history of the US has ever survived a bad economy, and typically neither do political parties.
If you want a preemptive strategy, I'd elect McCain, then you can have a Democrat for the next 16 years after that. If you elect Obama, you'll end up with Republicans for 16 years after that.
I believe it would. We definitely need a change. I don't think we can afford for things to remain as they are. Where would we be in another four years if a change doesn't come? I dread to think about it. Just the thought of McCain becoming anything more than a senator fears me, moreless the President. If by chance McCain wins, this nation can pray to God for an earlier rapture because we are ruined. I know that the only hope we have now is for Obama to become the President.
Bush-McCain-all the same-what's in your wallet !!! With McCain, we want need a wallet or a pocket
I would like to know if the gas prices would go down. I'm not going to take McCain word on lowering gas prices and all this other BS.
No, America will not change. There'll be a short honeymoon period, followed by continued decline in the economy, rise in oil prices, etc.
We'll have the same tired excuses from Obama when nothing gets done, followed by a lack of any work his last two years as he tries to get re-elected. (Being a rock star is "hard work," ya know.... only the second time around I doubt he'll have the rock star following and adoration since his newness will wear off and his true typical boring middle aged dweebie self since exposed during his Presidency)
I really don't trust McCain. I think he would be another George Bush he was president. But, would anything in the United States change if Obama becomes president.?
Absolutely....and for the better. No question!
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