Actually 96, that's a great question. What change does Obama offer that McCain does not bring to the country.I've listed a few areas where change would be welcome96Qowner wrote:
I want the Congress to stop their partisan do-nothing methods. We've been in a struggle between two core philosophies, and both Parties have been obstructing everything they can, while voting for even more pork for all their districts, making the size of government ever larger. I want less government spending and more compromises between Parties. And I want a President who has experience making such compromises, instead of a President who represents the extreme wing of his Party, like we have now.
Interestingly, despite what's on Obama's phoneyass website, you and he seem to disagree on how you'd implement "change"... At least in points 1-4 and possibly 6... 5 being either socialized medicine or a comlete dismantling of our healthcare system and 7 being an irrelevant (but LOLworthy) change.rn79870 wrote:If it were up to me, I'd leave Iraq up to Iraqi people. And we'd be bye-bye tomorrow, or else they would be paying for our services.I'd open Alaska and the off shore areas to unrestricted oil exploration.I'd require CARB type inspections for all vehicles in all states.I'd get bin Laden at any cost.I'd offer reasonably priced health care and allow a tax credit for the premiums.I'd build a fence around the country and require a background check for voluntary workers. - and give the voluntary workers the fast track to citizenship.I'd name the sewage treatment plant in SF after GW.
But then, we're not after the change I want, only the change we're offered from either of the candidates.
Bob96Qowner wrote:Darn, already with the cut and paste opinions. I was really hoping someone had an opinion of their own about what they want Changed.
Yes, I never said I backed a perfect candidate, only the one that comes closer to what I believe. If the "other guy" wanted any change, I would have looked at him.AZhitman wrote:
Interestingly, despite what's on Obama's phoneyass website, you and he seem to disagree on how you'd implement "change"... At least in points 1-4 and possibly 6... 5 being either socialized medicine or a comlete dismantling of our healthcare system and 7 being an irrelevant (but LOLworthy) change.
So, It's coming down to this now is it?AZhitman wrote:You might be pulling a Brian here, Bobby.
I think time will have to pass before we hear the full, unedited scope of how much J-Mac disagrees with the GWB administration... Obviously, he's got to tread cautiously so as not to alienate the "party-first" boobs. But he clearly wants to distance himself from the failed policies of the current administration... Time will tell if he starts to let his disgruntled-ness show.rn79870 wrote: If the "other guy" wanted any change, I would have looked at him.
So, It's coming down to this now is it?
And that would really help. He's seen as another GW in far too many ways. I suppose it's pretty hard for him, being a Rep., to stand up and talk about the failure of GW's administration, but that's what is necessary. That's what the "Change" thing is all about. He really should consider doing just that before he's any further behind.AZhitman wrote:
I think time will have to pass before we hear the full, unedited scope of how much J-Mac disagrees with the GWB administration... Obviously, he's got to tread cautiously so as not to alienate the "party-first" boobs. But he clearly wants to distance himself from the failed policies of the current administration... Time will tell if he starts to let his disgruntled-ness show.
Yes, we're all waiting for your big announcement.
"If I can change, and you can change, we all can change..." [/lame Rocky quote]
Thank goodness it's not you that's running for President then, lol.rn79870 wrote:I'd require CARB type inspections for all vehicles in all states.
Agreed.rn79870 wrote:
And that would really help. He's seen as another GW in far too many ways. I suppose it's pretty hard for him, being a Rep., to stand up and talk about the failure of GW's administration, but that's what is necessary. That's what the "Change" thing is all about. He really should consider doing just that before he's any further behind.
see thats why I get so upset about the Obama bashing. He and McCain have changed basically all of their positions to fit whatever will get them elected, like you said its politics. I could probably put together a list as long as my ...arm... of both of them saying things that could be construed as 'lies' either in or out of context.AZhitman wrote:
I think time will have to pass before we hear the full, unedited scope of how much J-Mac disagrees with the GWB administration... Obviously, he's got to tread cautiously so as not to alienate the "party-first" boobs. But he clearly wants to distance himself from the failed policies of the current administration... Time will tell if he starts to let his disgruntled-ness show.