The 2008 Election:, Obama v. McCain |
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The 2008 Election:, Obama v. McCain |
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So, political discourse has been showing up more and more the closer and closer we get to November. As a result, I've decided that this thread should exist. All political arguments that relate to the elections (and the candidates) should find their home here, more or less.
Who do you think should run America? Why? What direction do you think America is going in, as a country? What direction do you think we should go in? Why? Support your arguments with evidence and details, make citations, try to have fun; no spamming, character bashing, etc. etc. |
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Having a Republican in the executive branch doesn't seem all too bad right now. The Legislative branch is Democratic majority so McCain as a president seems like it could balance things out.
However, I think it's funny how the Republicans want to steadfastly stick to their fundamental ideals and principles. They attribute straying from real Republican ideals as the main reason why the Bush administration failed. Since when did that really work for them? Which is why so many people like Obama. He might not seem like the most absolute candidate but he promises progress and change. Something that a lot of Americans would look forward to. We want to move forward and I think that's where McCain's downfall is. McCain is a strong candidate but if he follows his party, he might turn off a lot of voters that are hoping to see some reform/change in America. |
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