Would you vote for Obama or Clinton? and why?

Answer 1

either and because they are democrats......enuff said

Answer 2

I wouldn't vote for either. They don't have a clue between them what the United States needs to stay safe and strong. Obama or Clinton have no real experience. H. Clinton would just cause the U.S. and the White House to be a joke again like it was when B. Clinton was in office. I don't trust Obama it seems to me he thinks if we leave Iraq there won't be a problem later or if we ignore the terrorists they'll go away. The next president has to be as strong as President Bush on the terrorist Issue and also put a serious choke hold on the illegal immigrates.

Answer 3

Hillary will NOT get my vote!

I would have voted for Hillary back in the day but after being traumatized on Cat Daddy Bill Clinton's behavior I want to make sure the Next President of the United States takes my vote seriously.

He or she can be a republican or a democrat as long as their ethics are clean and aligned with America's values.

Answer 4

Neither! Obama has no credentials and is too liberal. The Clintons took enough from the taxpayers already. The mortgage on her home in NY is $10,000 a month and she is entitled to secret service protection. So, she built a small place behind her million dollar mansion and rents it to the secret service for $10,000 a month. So, we, the taxpayers pay her mortgage, her security, transportation, her safety, and salaries for the 12 man staff! Her husband freed Mohammed Atta, and isn't he the guy who flew into one of the NY Trade Center Towers? Don't think for a minute that Bill Clinton wouldn't hold a post and he has done enough to this country. He cut the military in half, pardoned over 140 convicted felons, and took many things that belonged to the taxpayers when leaving the White House, including silverware, china and I understand some paintings. And so much more...............

Answer 5

Obama.

1. Hillary Clinton has a bad track record of not staying with one ideal.
2. We don't need a Clinton/Bush royalty in America.
3. Obama is a great statesman.
4. I trust Obama.
5. I like Obama.
6. Obama's the man.

Answer 6

There is no circumstance that would make me even consider voting for Clinton. She is a fraud and a liar, along with a socialist. To have her in office would guarantee economic collapse.

Obama I don't know enough about to have much of an opinion. However, the fact that he is a liberal scores twelve points against him. Liberals rarely have any grasp of reality and are generally both personally and intellectually dishonest and unrealistic.

Answer 7

If I have to pick between the two I'd have to choose Obama. Hillary seems to pander to whatever crowd she gets in front of and that just inspires me to vote for anyone else. That said, Obama doesn't have very much experience in national politics, and I've yet to hear about his positions on anything. All his speeches seem to be about the audacity of hope or whatever he means by that.

If Edwards is still in it for my state's primary, he'll get my vote.

Answer 8

I don't know who I'm voting for but I don't really like either of them at this point in time... Obama has no experience and Clinton... she rubs off as sleazy in my opinion.

Answer 9

I would vote for anyone who brought about a fresh new way of looking at the country and its potential. I'm looking for a unifier...someone who can inspire Americans, and restore their pride in their country.

I think the 'Old Boys Club' has now proven to be a bad thing...finally. So a fresh approach - whoever will provide it - would be a welcomed change...

Answer 10

Obama. Clinton I think is so shady. Every state she goes into she changes her plan/story/idea. No time for that.

Answer 11

Neither.. I'm voting for Ron Paul..

http://www.ronpaul.org/