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Why I’m not voting for Obama (Yet) by Quack

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(And I’m not saying I am, will or might—just not yet) From my Since I’ve been beating up on the Republicans here lately... thread.

In the final days of the Election…

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who are you voting for?

Palin-

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I get the Snopes.com alerts and found this to be pretty interesting- it was shown to be a true letter and thought it was worth a share:

http://www.snopes.com/politics/soapbox/kilkenny.asp

Why I’ll support McCain-Palin

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The Democratic Party had the opportunity to make history by making Hillary Clinton the vice president for Barack Obama. It could have won the November election in a landmark landslide by having the first African-American and woman in the White House.
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Biden’s nomination as vice president of the United States is the biggest insult that the Democrats have done since fighting the Civil War to keep their slaves.

Voters Might Cross Party Lines in Nov.

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Continued from this thread on Delusional Duck...

’Blue’ Maryland Gives Bit of Green to McCain

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Maryland’s political hue may be cool Democratic blue, but it’s still helping to keep Sen. John McCain’s campaign in the green.

Maryland government is dominated by Democrats, yet seven of its residents are in the top echelons of McCain’s fundraising team. They have raised at least a combined $900,000 for his presidential campaign, and are listed on his campaign Web site by name, city of residence and quantity of cash they pulled in.

Take the Presidential Poll!

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Now that the field has been narrowed down to two (major party) candidates, who do you wish to see elected President of the United States in November?

VOTE HERE!

McCain losing votes to Obama in N.H.

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Nonaligned voters in New Hampshire have their pick of parties. This time around, they lean toward a Democrat.

NASHUA, N.H.—Like many New Hampshire voters, Dave Montgomery considers himself a dyed-in-the-wool independent—which in this state means he can vote in either the Republican or Democratic presidential primary when he goes to the polls Jan. 8. [Los Angeles Times]