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cool48 on 17 September 2008

Yeah well too bad 85% of the people who voted can't even vote for the real elections.



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Kasz216 on 17 September 2008
cool48 said:
Yeah well too bad 85% of the people who voted can't even vote for the real elections.

Hey if he loses the election he could always run for President of the UN.

 



MrBubbles on 17 September 2008
Kasz216 said:
cool48 said:
Yeah well too bad 85% of the people who voted can't even vote for the real elections.

Hey if he loses the election he could always run for President of the UN.

 

 

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Clobbergirl22 on 17 September 2008

As far as I know...I'm voting for McCain. The liberal media and all of Obama's celeb endorsements actually turn me off his campaign even more. It seems like a high school popularity contest with him. Personally I respect McCain more as a former POW and I'm psyched to have a woman in the white house as veep. Even though I'm 22 i'm not jumping on the Gen X wagon because Jon Stewart told me what to do.



Kasz216 on 17 September 2008
MrBubbles said:
Kasz216 said:
cool48 said:
Yeah well too bad 85% of the people who voted can't even vote for the real elections.

Hey if he loses the election he could always run for President of the UN.

 

 

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What?  He'd be better then Brockman.

 



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eliasg on 17 September 2008

I am not American but i prefer Barack Obama from Mcain...



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HappySqurriel on 17 September 2008
Clobbergirl22 said:

As far as I know...I'm voting for McCain. The liberal media and all of Obama's celeb endorsements actually turn me off his campaign even more. It seems like a high school popularity contest with him. Personally I respect McCain more as a former POW and I'm psyched to have a woman in the white house as veep. Even though I'm 22 i'm not jumping on the Gen X wagon because Jon Stewart told me what to do.

 

You're 22! You're not in Generation X



Sansui on 17 September 2008
HappySqurriel said:

I'm not that surprised ...

The demographics of VGChartz heavily favours a democrat candidate. As more and more members graduate from Highschool/College/University, get jobs, buy a home and begin raising a family I expect their political preferences to change quite a bit.

 

Actually, in high school I was very much a Republican leaning individual.  I didn't know shit.  Once I got through college, got into the real world, kickstarted my career, watched my brother start raising a family, started investing.... the more I leaned Democrat.

Ideally it would be nice to be a libertarian.  Social freedoms and efficient government... but I see them as even more idealistic than democrats. 

I consider myself independent, but with every passing year I find myself backing more and more democratic candidates.
Clobbergirl22 on 17 September 2008
HappySqurriel said:
Clobbergirl22 said:

As far as I know...I'm voting for McCain. The liberal media and all of Obama's celeb endorsements actually turn me off his campaign even more. It seems like a high school popularity contest with him. Personally I respect McCain more as a former POW and I'm psyched to have a woman in the white house as veep. Even though I'm 22 i'm not jumping on the Gen X wagon because Jon Stewart told me what to do.

 

You're 22! You're not in Generation X

 

 What timeline do you suppose Gen X is in?



Sansui on 17 September 2008
Clobbergirl22 said:

As far as I know...I'm voting for McCain. The liberal media and all of Obama's celeb endorsements actually turn me off his campaign even more. It seems like a high school popularity contest with him. Personally I respect McCain more as a former POW and I'm psyched to have a woman in the white house as veep. Even though I'm 22 i'm not jumping on the Gen X wagon because Jon Stewart told me what to do.

 

All I can say is vote issues, not personality.  Nobody in politics are actually genuinely likeable.  Unless you vote on the issues you believe in, you will eventually come to regret the votes you have cast.

There's a reason why McCain's campaign is making this a personal popularity campaign and repeating the word "POW" every 3.5 seconds.  And it's not because they're winning on the issues.