if no do tell why.
and "Im too young" isnt the reason Im looking for

of course

however it doesn't matter who is going to win, because neither will simply fix the economy.

Obama seems more honest though

im too young

Yes, but it never seems like my guy gets anywhere.

I don't know. I think I missed the window to change my voting location, and there's no way I'll be able to drive two hours down to Bloomington on a work day just to vote. But maybe not, I'll have to research it.

Right now I'm thinking about voting Ron Paul as a write-in, if I do get to vote. There's a chance I might vote Bob Barr, though, but I don't really want to condone the Libertarian Party's dumb antics in nominating that guy this year.

For those of you about to scream "Throwing your vote away!": First of all, I need to lead by example, and vote on my principles. If everyone did that all the time, we likely wouldn't be in such a mess every election, and it won't ever happen if people always decide to compromise. And second (which this will appease you guys): I live in Illinois. There is no chance in hell Obama is not going to get every electoral vote from this state this election, so it doesn't matter who I vote for anyway (other than to show my support for third parties, that matters).

No.  We have a choice between two candidates who appear to be different, but they will both deliver the same end product, just using different methods; in other words, they are identical.

For example, McCain has supported the war and Obama has opposed it.  That may appear different, but Obama has never given his exact plans for the war, leading me to believe he'll take the most conservative approach available, which is a gradual pullout.  McCain is going to do this anyway (different candidates, same results).

Lincoln-Roosevelt '08

Quote from: RomanCollarClock;1421283No.  We have a choice between two candidates who appear to be different, but they will both deliver the same end product, just using different methods; in other words, they are identical.

For example, McCain has supported the war and Obama has opposed it.  That may appear different, but Obama has never given his exact plans for the war, leading me to believe he'll take the most conservative approach available, which is a gradual pullout.  McCain is going to do this anyway (different candidates, same results).

Obama has said loads of times that he's wants to pull troops out of iraq and chuck em into afghaniststan

Quote from: YoYoClock;1421287Obama has said loads of times that he's wants to pull troops out of iraq and chuck em into afghaniststan

If so, then we'll still have thousands of troops in the middle east.  Same end result.

HELL YEAH I'M VOTING MOTHERFUCKER
NO BITCHASSNESS

I'm old enough, and I'm registered, but I don't like either candidate, so i don't know if I'm voting or not yet...

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Yeah I'm voting, there's no point not to. Fighting the system by not voting is fucking stupid

If you don't vote, then you can't bitch about politics for the rest of the year. Wrong country, and I couldn't care less.

Yes because I'm not one of those morons that thinks I have an understanding of things to the point of thinking that the candidates are the same person.

I'm also not one of those hardcore cool guys who write in Mickey Mouse. Man those guys are badass, they're accomplishing so much.

Quote from: billiardball6;1421314Yeah I'm voting, there's no point not to. Fighting the system by not voting is fucking stupid

FUCK YEAH DICTATORSHIP IS THE NEW THING YOU GOTTA GO WITH THE TIEMSSSSSSSSSSS

no way vote mccain

Quote from: wavy gravy;1421488Roman Collar did you even watch the debates LOL


btw yeah I'm votin OBAAMA B)

I said they both have different methods and ideas, but both candidates will ultimately yield the same results, especially in areas that really count.

To those of you who's favorite candidate wins: you'll get bored with him in a short while and hate his guts, then you'll pick a new messiah next election, again and again and again.

Fuck yes. Question 2 is decriminalization. Obama's nice too, but decriminalization, woo!

Nader