[VRWCer]

The other thing to consider, for undecideds, is that if “the one” wins, and has a solidly democratic house and senate, he gets every socialist wish granted immediately. However, if McCain is the one holding the veto pen, there is a good system of checks and balances to ensure nothing extreme happens to our culture and tax structure.

[Harry Wurzbach]

The other thing to consider, for undecideds, is that if “the one” wins, and has a solidly democratic house and senate, he gets every socialist wish granted immediately. However, if McCain is the one holding the veto pen, there is a good system of checks and balances to ensure nothing extreme happens to our culture and tax structure.

Divided government is a very good argument for McCain. Of note is that Obama hasn't really put forward the argument for why he, with his party in control of Congress, will be a good thing for the country. It's clear that his campaign wants to gloss over that rather than advocate for it. Why?