[kittymyrib]

Texas Republicans should be pondering which Dem they would most like to knock off by their vote in the upcoming Democrat primary. Voting GOP is a wasted vote, but voting for Obama would help drive a stake in the witch’s heart. If only one could be sure that the US voter isn’t stupid enough to actually elect him for President in Nov.
Fortunately, we still have a couple of weeks to think about it.

[DugwayDuke]

“If only one could be sure that the US voter isn’t stupid enough to actually elect him for President in Nov.:

Obama will be tougher to beat than Hillary.

Root (work) for Hillary to get the nomination. Root and work for the republican nominee to beat her. That’s the best of all worlds. You get to see her defeated and you increase the odds of not having a left wing socialist in the White House.

[EQAndyBuzz]

So what can $845 billion buy?

Well, it can buy 100 desalinization plants on the continent with infrastructure. Enough to begin an industrialization of several countries and build their economies. This starts as a loan and not a handout, underwritten by major companies throughout the world and not the American people.

“Give a man a fish, he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime.”

[IMissPresidentReagan]

Voting GOP is a wasted vote, but voting for Obama would help drive a stake in the witch’s heart. If only one could be sure that the US voter isn’t stupid enough to actually elect him for President in Nov.

I heard Rick Santorum yesterday say that he believes Obama would be easier for McCain to defeat, and he made some valid points. The scary thing is, I've heard others make just as excellent of points on how Hillary will be easier to defeat. Meanwhile, I fear with our lackluster candidate, neither Obama nor Hillary will be a cakewalk, but instead an uphill battle. My opinion of the average American voter continues to decrease the more interviews I see with the "average voter."