darks sven

Once again, I will vote for the lesser of two evils instead of the person I�would be�really excited to see in office. In this case, my�choice will be�Obama. Iapos;m registered as an independant because I never understood enough about politics to feel qualified to vote. As a matter of fact, Iapos;ve only ever voted once in my life and that was for Al Gore. Isnapos;t it ironic how the first time I believe myself to be knowledgable enough to make a good decision, the candidate I voted for won the popular vote, but not the election.

Why in the hell canapos;t we get rid of the old-fashioned electoral college? Who stops that from happening?

Why Obama, you might ask me? He is pro-choice, pro-gay/lesbian, more in touch with lower and middle class, and generally well educated.

Why not McCain? Heapos;s against abortion, extremely wealthy, an eerily devout "Creepy Christian" type, and generally urks me with his sly smiles and cocky gestures.

To simply summarize my decision, I believe Obama is at least sincere and passionate about the job while McCain comes across to�me as�"face wearer"�who will tell you whatever you want to hear to get elected.

Even though Obama will get my vote, barring any future incidences, I still donapos;t like his association with his church or his association with Bill Ayers. Nonetheless, if America elects McCain, I will never vote again. Maybe my intuition is too strong at times but I believe myself a good judge of moral character. In my gut, I know McCain is in this for less admirable reasons than Obama.

Good luck America, were going to need it on this one

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