I will be voting for McCain because I don't want socialized health care.

If we go with national/socialized health care, the quality of care will go down and taxes will definitely go up. And believe me some one will have to pay for the plan and that someone will be those that pay taxes. We are already seeing payments from Medicare to Health Care facilities start to decrease now and when payments to the facilities decrease so does follows their ability to provide quality care.

We have some of, if not the best health care in the world, why do we want to mess with that?

I will be voting for McCain because I don't want socialized health care.

God helps those who help themselves. I[quote=CALVINIST]Mccain.

1. He is an honerable man who loves his country. I trust him over Obama anyday.
2. He is for less taxes and less government intrusion into our lives.
3. He has more experience in how the world operates and would be superior in leading the country.
4. He will be tough on America's enemies.
5. He is for the most vulnerable human beings, the unborn child.

Barack on the other hand...

1. Nobody really has a clue about this guy and what he really thinks about America, nor does the media have the balls to ask tough questions about his past dealings, which are much worse and more controversial than anything that the liberal media can dredge up on Palin.
2. He is a Marxist and he is an elitist. He doesn't believe that americans are smart enough to make their own decisions and that the government must make the right decisions for them. Less personal freedom, oppressive taxes, and vastly bigger government will happen if he is prez.
3. He has virtually zero experience in leading anything other than his political campaign.
4. He is a pacifist who will be bullied and manipulated by America's enemies. Our military will suffer under his command.
5. He is for the murder of unborn children calling it a womans right to choose. Even if the abortionist botches the job and the baby is born alive he is all for the execution of that baby. That is an extremely radical position.

The country will fare better under Mccain, but much worse under Obama.

McCain is the only choice in this election.

If he were a Dem, I would still vote for him.

He's got the experience, a background in making decent choices and decisions, and I believe he will keep moving the country in the correct direction.

Though he is a politician, he's not an empty suit like his competitor.

Don't forget everyone infanticide is "mainstream"

Never mind the fact that it violates our inalienable rights.


The term inalienable rights (or unalienable rights) refers to a theoretical set of individual human rights that by their nature cannot be taken away, violated, or transferred from one person to another. They are considered more fundamental than alienable rights, such as rights in a specific piece of property.

Inalienable (Individual) Rights are: natural rights, among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. They are the most fundamental set of human rights, natural means not-granted nor conditional. They are applicable only to humans, as the basic necessity of their survival.

Many philosophers and statesmen have designed lists of what they believe to be natural rights; almost all include the right to life and liberty, as these are considered to be the two highest priorities.

I am not preaching.

These excerpts are straight from Wikipedia