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General Election: Who is your pick for president in the general election in November: John McCain, Barack Obama, or someone else?
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Republican John McCain |
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| 50.81% |
Democrat Barack Obama |
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| 0.85% |
Other |
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Comment: As when Bush was elected, I don't favor the selection. It is the chosing between one of two evils, and with Hillory now out of the race my pick is McCain. from Pensacola by Tonya
Comment: No one other than John McCain from Cantonment fl by Jerrie
Comment: We don't need 4 more years of Bush'd policy from Crestview by Daniel
Comment: Nobody knows much about Obama except that he has a radical left leaning history and buddies around with some very strange people who seem to hate American.
from Pensacola by Oscar
Comment: Obama has no experience running anything, not even a family business. from Pensacola, Fl by JRoAnne
Comment: Mc Cain is a carbon copy of Bush with same republican old ideas. from Navarre, Fl. by C J
Comment: His track record shows he is willing to work with the Democratic Party to find middle of the road solutions for our country's problems. I also admire him for his military service and feel that he's paid his dues like allot of normal Americans. I don't feel the same about Hillary, Obama, or even Bush as far as that's concerned. by Mark
Comment: I believe that the democrats will do something about the economy and the high gas prices. also we need to do something about affodable health care for all. from Milton, Fl by Vance
Comment: Mr. Slick talker is still "wet behind the ears' in International politics, policies and interacting with other nations interests. Don't think one term in Congress qualifies him for anything other than maybe re-election to that office ,. His CHANGE theme lacked definition, with no specifics as to what change and how to finance it..
lgb from Crestview, Fl by Lewis
Comment: I sure don't trust that High Yellow! from Wing, Alabama by Jeffery
Comment: It will be Bob Barr. It will become even better known that Clinton's a Marxist, Obama is a Socialist, and McCain will not allow us to drill in Alaska. from Navarre, FL by Eugene
Comment: My family are democrats, but will not vote for Obama.
So, we will vote Republican. from Pensacola,Fla by Don
Comment: I am not voting for either candidate. I am a republican, but neither of these choices are very conservative. McCain might appear more conservative that Obama, but that is only because Obama is the most liberal democrat. Republicans need a firm, conservative candidate that is not afraid to stand up to democrats and not play the middle like McCain does. from Cantonment, FL by Miranda
Comment: John McCain will be a great leader for the American people. from Pensacola FL by Terry
Comment: How can Barack Obama ever qualify for comander in chief of our military when he has never been in or around them and does not even know how to show respect when the National anthem is played? And he has never been to Iraq so how could he posibly know what is actually going on over there. from Pensacola, Fl by Raymond
Comment: It is simple; we must vote for the man that we can trust and KNOW. How can we trust Obama when we do not know him. Voting for McCain is the lesser of the evils. McCain is not evil but at least we know the man and we know that what he says is the way that it is. from Pensacola, Florida by Mary & Donnie
Comment: I would not like to see democrats take over the Presidency like they have Congress. We still need more Republicans in there. from Pace by T
Comment: mccain of course
if i was still in the service i sure would not want to have a rag head for my commander in chief what will he put his hand on to be sworn in from pensacola by gerald
Comment: God Bless us all!!!!!! from GULF BREEZE FL by DIANA
Comment: We need a veteran, regardless of party, to deal with the world situation. Our military especially the USN has gone down the tubes thanks to Carter and Clinton. The sea lanes rule the world. from Gulf Breeze by Harold
Comment: Obama is not experienced enough to be president and he sure has some strange bedfellows. from Pensacola, Fl by Oscar
Comment: I voted for Hillary, but I am a democrat and the ONLY WAY I will vote for Obama IS IF HILLARY is his running mate. She did get 18 million votes and if they had all counted the way they were voted for, she would be looking for a running mate. If Barack Obama is as smart as he claims, he will choose her to WIN! from Pensacola, Florida by Ann
Comment: most closely aligned with my views and vision for the couontry. has the experience that Obama is sadly lacking, Obama's record if it is ever revealed is too liberal for me. from Pensacola by Michael
Comment: not enough is known about Obama, not enough experience and leadership from Pensacola by Angelyn
Comment: A war vet for a war situation. from pensacola by scott
Comment: the republicans have yet to do anything good. give the democrats a chance from pensacola fl by megan
Comment: obama, obama, obama! anything but a 'nother ol white man' agent of intolerance republican! from p'cola by h
Comment: we don't need another bush in the white house from pensacola,fl by suzanne
Comment: Obama's wife clearly doesnt feel that she is proud being from america. What is their agenda? from Pensacola, Fl by Linda
Comment: Obama's wife clearly doesnt feel that she is proud being from america. What is their agenda? from Pensacola, Fl by Linda
Comment: Experienced, dedicated, and has great common sense regarding foreign policy.
Comment: i will not vote obama. a democrat all my life i dont trust him
from pensacolafl. by dee
Comment: america i don't believe can survie andother W. term from p'cola by NeaL
Comment: I would never vote for Barack Hussein Obama, the Manchurian Candidate, a Junior Senator, who is probably a devout Muslim. from Pensacola, Florida by James
Comment: I've always voted democrat but this time republican from navarre fl by pat
Comment: Obama has too many questionable relationships with people who are clearly anti-America and anti-white. I believe this country is in BIG TROUBLE if people do not wake up and see Obama for what he is underneath all his smooth talking!
I am a democrat; however, I will NOT vote for Obama! I will give my vote to McCain (which worries me because I really do want some change from the Bush policies). However, I do NOT trust Obama, and at least I can say whole heartedly that McCain loves this country and will do his best to ensure our safety, I can not say the same thing about Obama.
from Pensacola, FL by Nita
Comment: In one word, change.
May God bless. from Pensacola Fl by Larry
Comment: I really do wish Mitt Romney was the Republican running against Obama...I do think he would have stood a better chance of winning the presidency from pensacola, FL by georgia
Comment: It's time for a leader who will unite us, not cause further division. from Molino FL by Connie
Comment: I vote Republican from Milton, FL by Dan
Comment: i think mccain is a terrific,leader,that we need badly from pensacola,fl by glen
Comment: Obama no experience. John McCain tested to the max for his/this country. from pensacola fl by james
Comment: anything is better than another republican from navarre by jim
Comment: McCain has paid his dues. Obama's too green and too socialistic. The trick will be getting the 60% of voters who did not vote in 2006 out to vote. from Navarre, FL by Mort
Comment: People need to wake up and realize Obama would be a dangerous selection. One year experience in the Senate, the other year on the campaign trail. The Stock Market will fall drasticly, and we should expect another attack as soon as he pulls all our troops home. Most people also don't realize that with universal health care, anyone over 65 will wait many months to get any help with serious illnesses, as the younger generation gets first help, older people are expendable. The Democrates don't want to tell you that. from navarre by Betty
Comment: I believe Mc Cain will do a better job. from Pensacola, FL by Pat
Comment: Weather Underground,Rezco,this should scare the daylites out of you,does me. from pensacola,fl by mike
Comment: I wanted to vote for Hillary Clinton, but because of what the republican's have done about moving up our primary against party rules it has caused her not to be the top runner. Thank you Republicans for one more tampered with Election. As will as the Michican Delagates being taken and given to Obama she was cheated out of being President the same way Al Gore was in 2000. The right of the people to vote and have there vote count went out of the window in 2000 there is no need to go to the poles anymore. But if We do vote we will go against party and vote Libaterian or may Green party if there is someone running. from Pensacola, FL by Brenda
Comment: Experience and leadership is what John McCain offers. Barack Obama has not been tested, and by the looks of the company he keeps he has some erroneous judgment. from Fairhope, AL 36532 by Anita
Comment: One thing for sure, Obama has said he is for change. Will this mean, Universal Hlthcare ? (get ready to wait in line for that minor surgery needed) To pay for all he wants to change, we the people , higher taxes ! Is this really the change we want? As the saying goes, "Be careful what you wish for." from pensacola,fl by Belinda
Comment: Barack Hussein Obama was schooled in an Islamic madrasah as a child, raised by a Socialist mother, and has been indoctrinated in Marxist Black Liberation Theology as an adult for the past 20 years. This makes him unacceptable for any public office or position of trust - and extremely dangerous to the security of the United States as potential Commander in Chief. from Navarre, FL by Ron
Comment: While I like and respect Barack Obama, I believe we need someone more experiencedwith the political system, particularly with our involvement in Iraq. John McCain I believe has this experience. from Destin by MaryAnn
Comment: Obama has been my candidate since the beginning. He is a great public speaker and I think he has some great ideas to change this country for the better. from Pensacola, FL by Courtney
Comment: Jimmy Carter's second term is what an Obama presidency would be. Only worse, since having another weak appeaser in the White House during this time of war is much more dangerous. from Navarre, FL by William
Comment: America is at a point in time when we so badly need change. After having George Bush as President, I am willing to accept anyone that will bring change to the White House. from Pensacola by Ms
Comment: I am sure that these words were moving for you; But it seems that our National Anthem or Pledge of Allegance doesn't even rate a hand over his heart to show respect for all that came before him. And unlike his wife; I have always been proud of my nation; I have been all around the world; sailed the seven seas in service to my country: and every time I returned to the land of the free; that takes such liberties as free speech; I will exercise mine now; How can self respecting democrats even think of electing this man to be the Commander and Cheif????
I sure appreciate the fact that our country has come far enough in race relations to nominate an African American to the highest office in our country. But Mr. Obama is no where near the Patriot in Statue or in his dreams than Colin Powell; A most honored and decorated American hero that I would be jumping over people to vote for him.
To sum up this exercise; I am trying to bring to yours and everyone's attention; shouldn't the Commander and Cheif follow customs of the country he represents; or will he refuse to salute our troops as he disembarks from Airforce One also!!! from Pensacola, Fl by Rickie
Comment: I'm Republican all the way! from Navarre, Fl 32566 by Jean
Comment: This is going to be 1992 all over again, if Republicans don't step up to the plate. And they'll have no one but themselves to blame. from Pensacola, Fl by Faith
Comment: Depends on who Obama picks as VP. I'm a Hillary supporter and WILL NOT vote for him unless she's on the ticket. I'd rather vote for no one. Can't, in good conscience, vote Republican. from Pace, FL by Paula
Comment: Its time for a change .Im tired of Republicans saying thier saving our money when thiers still a war...that why gas isnt cheap anymore from Bellview,Fl by Mike
Comment: McCain is not my favorite but Obama is a Marixt. from Niceville/FL by Sherri
Comment: McCain is the only choice we have when it comes to controlling spending and national security. from Pensacola/FL by Scot
Comment: I WILL DEFINETLY BE VOTING FOR MCCAIN! WE NEED SOMEONE IN THE WHITEHOUSE WHO KNOWS WHAT IT TAKES TO PROTECT OUR NATION AND REINSTATE MORAL VALUES TO THIS COUNTRY. from milton by debera
Comment: Give us a break, unless your a marxist. from Pensacola Fl by Kim
Comment: Who cares who wins out of these two libs. IMHO,they both suck. from Pensacola by Steve
Comment: Bob Barr
Pass the Fair Tax HR25 from Navarre/FL by Eugene
Comment: MSCAIN IS CLEARLY THE BETTER CHOICE. I WOULD RATHER BE VOTING FOR HUCKABEE IN NOV. BUT MCCAIN IS MORE QUALIFIED THAN OBAMA. WE NEED A LEADER WHO WILL STAND FOR SOMETHING NOT FALL FOR EVERYTHING! from milton by debra
Comment: It's time for a change, Obama will move this country forward and make the united States respected again through out the world. from Pensacola, Fl by J.
Comment: Obama is too arrogant and will open old wounds that have healed between the races. from Valparaiso by John
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