Do you think that the Democrats will elect the next President or the Republicans?

Question

I just turned 18 and so far don't like any of the Democrats; ie Obama or Clinton. I'm a little scared that a man who belongs to a separtist church wants to be president. It's like the African American version of the White separtist churches in Idaho and Montana.

As a woman I can't understand how Mrs. Clinton could have tolerated her husband having sex with other women and doing nothing about it. The only answer I can come up with is that she likes women better (sexually) and is well you know. When I get married I plan to be able to keep my husband completely satisfied (me too) so he doesn't need to look elsewhere for it. I think she hates her husband Bill and will do some crazy stupid thing.

I like McCain a lot and plan to vote for him. I bet he was a real man when he was younger. I think the best ticket for President would be Senator McCain and Governor Richardson of New Mexico. I think they are two men I could really trust a lot. Oh Richardson is half Hispanic.

Answer 1

The Democrats, along with more than a few Republicans, Independents and moderates will vote in a Democratic President. I'm not sure what to say about the rest of your musings. You are very young. Most of the voting public is old enough to understand what infidelity is about in a marriage. They have either experienced it themselves or know a couple that has. The strong and the committed work very hard to save a marriage scarred by infidelity. The rest take the easy way out and get a divorce. I hope you don't find out the hard way that for some men, keeping them satisfied or not satisfied isn't the reason they cheat. Some men will cheat on the most beautiful and sensuous woman in the world because they are cheaters, plain and simple. To make assumptions such as saying she must just be a lesbian is very irresponsible, not to mention immature. Obama is free to belong to any church he chooses. He is a Christian, and there are many different denominations of Christianity. He would be the President, not the National Preacher. Where he goes to church is none of our business. As any intelligent and patriotic President does, he will keep his religious beliefs separate from his decision making in matters of government.

Answer 2

Well you take into account what the past 25 years of consevative Republican policies has done to our Nation and you gotta believe there's a different philosophy out there. Sorry sweetie, but McCain is part of the problem. He's too old and pliable to get the (R) nomination. His wife is an heiress to a local beer distribution fortune--Don't feel sorry for Mr. McCain--he'll do just fine upon retirement. How quickly you must have forgotten about his flip-flop on the torture bill and his multiplicity of stances on gay marraige.

Alas, there is hope for you. Governor Richardson is a promising progressive Democrat--but a Governorship isn't quite enough experience to run a nation--ie. Bush. Stick to the Democratic nominee's and you'll be just fine. You don't have enough zero's behind the comma in your bank account to be considered a true Republican just yet.

Answer 3

Well, Democrat will run and the Republicans will vote for them, that is what happened in the last election. The voted right for change. Have you ever seen Hillary in bed with a woman , have you, NO. There are very few people in this world that haven't had their husbands get a little on the side., maybe even you unless you Prefer the same sex. Do You?.

Answer 4

We have not had the primaries yet. So while you may want to vote for McCain he may not win the primary.

Your attitiude about Hilary reflects your age. As a conservative you would think you would comprehend the whole stand by your man thing, but apparently it escapes you. Planning on keeping your man "satisfied" is also pretty naive. If what goes on in a marriage were as simple as keeping your man satisfied do you think the rate of adultery would be so high?!? Lets talk on this issue in 20 years when you have some actual relationship experience under your belt. Until then it is probably best to not pass judgement on what goes on in other people's marriages consdidering you have nothing to base it on. There are plenty of political reasons to dislike Hilary. if you are going to base judgement on personal lives you are in a mine field with most the Republicans running.

Answer 5

I believe that it will be Republicans again.....this is still a good ole boy society, and will never vote for a female or a Muslim.
Neither have a chance.......Hillary has already been there, and made us the laughing stock of the world. So don't worry, there are too many really smart men and women in the world that will not allow those 2 such ppl to attain such power in our government.

Answer 6

I hope you really investigate all your options and tell your friends to vote,so many Americans donot use that right. Personally I am looking at Romney,Hunter or Tancredo. here is a website were you can get a little info on each candidate......http://www.vote-smart.org/election_president.php

Answer 7

Try not to base your decision on a cadidate's personal life. Decide where you stand on the big issues and learn where the candidates stand on those issues. And vote for the one that comes closest to your views.

As for Hillary and her marital problems, she had every right to leave her husband, but doesn't it say more for her capacity to forgive and love than her stupidity?

Answer 8

Take a look at this site Tom Tancredo Col. Is the only Rep. that standing up for closing the borders & No Amnesty ?If we can give him a chance? http:www.betterimmigration.com/

Answer 9

As always, independents will elect the president. Die hard Republicans and Die Hard Democrats balance each other out.

Answer 10

Repubs. The liberals have hijacked the democratic party and by '08 the rest of America will realize it.