would you vote for Tom Tancredo or Obama?

Answer 1

I would absolutely vote for Tom Tancredo. No one else seems to want to take on the tough challenge of stopping the flood of illegal immigrants to this country. He is certainly more conservative than any of the media-annointed frontrunners.

I am an Illinois resident who cannot fathom this fascination the country suddenly has with Barack Obama. His election to the Senate had much more to do with the boneheadedness of the Illinois Republican Party than with his record as a legislator, which is mediocre at best.

Answer 2

Tancredo is the ONLY candidate to address the greatest REAL threat facing this country: the invasion by ILLEGAL ALIENS.

If he's on the ticket in '08 he'll get my vote.

In fact, since it's illegal in most states to ask voters for proof of residency, I'll change my name to Jose Gonzales and vote for Tancredo 40 or 50 times.

Can you believe that? It's actually illegal to ask people to PROVE they have the right to vote. Unbelievable.

Answer 3

I wont vote for a democrat in 2008. There is not one them that's thrown their hat in the race showing any type of leadership. Anyone can criticize something after the fact. Not one has laid out a specific plan or plans what they'll do about national security, health care, the budget deficit, etc.etc. its all generalization. Feel good chats, and subliminal B.S. is all they're throwing at the masses. I don't like McCain but at least that guy is specific, and is actually rolling the dice at being up front with unpopular issues. Giuliani i don't trust as far as i could throw him. If Tommy Thompson decides to run....That's the guy to vote for!

Answer 4

Right now, Tom Tancredo over ANYBODY and EVERYBODY.

Answer 5

Obama, definitely.

I'm a Republican, but I think our country needs unity above all else. Tancredo would make Bush look like JFK.

Answer 6

Barack Obama is a first term senator from Illinois. He was elected in 2004. He became popular after his DNC speech.
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNCLomrqIN8
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56-m8wx1mwo

Although some might call him inexperienced, I believe he has values and judgement to be a good president. He is a bright guy. He was the first black president of the prestigious Havard Law Review, worked as a community organizer, served eight years in the Illinois legislature, and taught constitutional law at the University of Chicago. He has pointed out that Rumseld and Cheney were the most experienced people in Washington...and we're now bogged down in the middle of an Iraq Civil War.
This is a good bio video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgtTrXYWln0

What seperates him from the other candidates is that he stresses coming together as a country and he has been known to be a good listener. For that, he is respected by his Republican colleagues. In the Illinois Legislature
"Obama developed a reputation as a very conservative poker player. He threw in many more hands than he played, said another Senate colleague, Larry Walsh. "I told him once, 'If you were a little more liberal in your poker-playing and a little more conservative in your politics, we'd get along a lot better.' ""

http://www.honoluluadvertiser.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061225/NEWS05/612250354/1001/NEWS

In the Illinois senate race, he appealed to even the most conservative districts: "He recalled Sunday that when he successfully ran for the Senate in Illinois two years ago, he was well-received in downstate Cairo, Ill., a city which had been racially segregated in the late 1960s and which used to have a white separatist White Citizens’ Council.

“Southern Illinois is the South,” Obama explained to an audience of Yankees in Portsmouth, N.H. “It’s closer to Little Rock or Memphis than it is to Chicago.”

In the 1960s, Cairo was “the site of some of the worst racial violence of any place in the nation, as bad as anything going on in Mississippi or Alabama,” Obama said.

Some Illinois Democrats, he recalled, were worried in 2004 that a black candidate from Chicago named Obama was “not going to sell downstate.”
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16177866/

I'd recommend you listen to his podcast.
http://obama.senate.gov/podcast/
You'll discover a candidate that is intelligent and authentic.

When it comes down to it, I think Obama will be a lot more productive as president than any other candidate in both parties. He could really change the cultural of politics in our country. This excites a lot of people.

By the way, some conservative publications put out a report saying he was raised a radical muslim. That is political bullshit. He's a christian and wasn't raised a muslim.
http://thinkprogress.org/2007/01/22/cnn-obama-debunk/

Answer 7

Tancredo.

Obama supports illegal immigration. He voted against making the border fence longer even when Mexico says the border fence will work. Mexico is against the fence being built and wants all of our border fences torn down.

OBAMA VOTED AGAINST BORDER FENCE
He voted against making the fence longer.
"Obama (D-IL), Nay (NO)"
http://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_call_vote_cfm.cfm?congress=109&session=2&vote=00126

Answer 8

The literacy learn basically count quantity age 15 and over. He became in all possibility bearing on the busses packed with 14 and below ACORN became signing as much as vote. hi.. with what number districts had extra amassed votes than their entire inhabitants, the votes had to come again from someplace. i assume the lifeless would have been dug as much as solid their vote. i do no longer think of the vote casting rules require which you be living.

Answer 9

You could vote for me in 08.
If you would like to see my Presidential Platform check out my 360 page.

Answer 10

For sure Tancredo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!