NoWowway_IHB
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With less than 50 days until we vote, there are going to be meltdowns into the final hours. Which party will deliver the message and which party will fail to deliver?
http://boards.fool.com/Message.asp?mid=27004507
<em>The last few days have focused people on the importance of this election. This isn't a game, it's the real thing. Our very future is on the line.
On one hand you have a candidate that has risen from a single-parent household and poverty to obtain an education at one of the world's finest universities. He is intelligent and has chosen his aides with thoughtfulness and care. He has surrounded himself with smart people who don't make up their minds until all the facts are in. He is pragmatic and shows flexibility, sound judgment and wisdom. He and his family are the American dream come true. He has had one theme throughout his campaign - change.
On the other hand we have a candidate who is running based on his war record of 50 years ago. He is stubborn and inflexible. He surrounds himself with people not based on their character or intelligence. Like Bush, he has chosen them for their ideological beliefs. He has a hot temper and is quick to pull the trigger, even before all the facts are known. He doesn't waiver even when the facts contradict his position. He has run on character, a maverick, experience, change, and a host of other themes. Like Bush and the war, he keeps throwing cow pies against the wall to see if anything sticks. Like Bush, if one does stick it will turn out that it's still just a cow pie.
Personally, I have had enough of people who have determined what to do based on ideology, not facts. I have had enough of people being chosen for ideological beliefs rather than their intelligence and their skills. I have had enough of the last 8 years and I don't want another 4.
Bush's policies, foreign and domestic, have led this country to the brink of a financial disaster. McCain offers the same.
Hopefully the last few days have sobered Americans up to the harsh realities we face as a nation.</em>
http://boards.fool.com/Message.asp?mid=27004507
<em>The last few days have focused people on the importance of this election. This isn't a game, it's the real thing. Our very future is on the line.
On one hand you have a candidate that has risen from a single-parent household and poverty to obtain an education at one of the world's finest universities. He is intelligent and has chosen his aides with thoughtfulness and care. He has surrounded himself with smart people who don't make up their minds until all the facts are in. He is pragmatic and shows flexibility, sound judgment and wisdom. He and his family are the American dream come true. He has had one theme throughout his campaign - change.
On the other hand we have a candidate who is running based on his war record of 50 years ago. He is stubborn and inflexible. He surrounds himself with people not based on their character or intelligence. Like Bush, he has chosen them for their ideological beliefs. He has a hot temper and is quick to pull the trigger, even before all the facts are known. He doesn't waiver even when the facts contradict his position. He has run on character, a maverick, experience, change, and a host of other themes. Like Bush and the war, he keeps throwing cow pies against the wall to see if anything sticks. Like Bush, if one does stick it will turn out that it's still just a cow pie.
Personally, I have had enough of people who have determined what to do based on ideology, not facts. I have had enough of people being chosen for ideological beliefs rather than their intelligence and their skills. I have had enough of the last 8 years and I don't want another 4.
Bush's policies, foreign and domestic, have led this country to the brink of a financial disaster. McCain offers the same.
Hopefully the last few days have sobered Americans up to the harsh realities we face as a nation.</em>