Brian, this has strayed so far from the US elections...we're at the fundamental levels of political and economic theory here


I'd love to get back to the questions I originally posed

Copied from my posting of way back when, and note the last line....man did that ever get respected smile

Now...

Give me the three main reasons to vote McCain\Republican
Give me the three main reasons not to vote McCain\Republican

Give me the three main reasons to vote Obama\Democrat
Give me the three main reasons not to vote Obama\Democrat

Give me the three main reasons to vote Clinton\Democrat
Give me the three main reasons not to vote Clinton\Democrat


Personally, I recognize Obama is galvanizing "new voters" so that the turnout is going to be significanly higher than in past years ....a good thing....but will it be sufficient to counter the evangelical, conservative vote of "the south" and "middle america" who stand against democratic ideals that support things like abortion, withdrawal from Iraq, same sex marriage, added government regulation etc...or is this going to be an "anti Bush" backlash??? But I am not "in the debate"...simply a bystander....so give me an idea of what the people with an informed vote are thinking...

And please keep it to the "managable threes". And no on board debate or challenges please. Lets first bring out the thoughts before challenging the ideas.


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