Re: Why McCain will Win
Okay, just finished reading the thread.
It may be unfair to disregard Obama's opinion just because he never joined the military. Gearing up and going to war should really not be the prerequisite for having opinions on anything military.
Passionate people go to war.
Logical people are more prone to not fight for someone else's cause; no offense to anyone serving in or near the military.
Anyhow, I think some good old Tender Leftist Care will be pretty necessary to let the healing process to begin. It's all well and good to bally-hoo and rabblerouse when someone says Leftism, Socialist, or Marx, but you have to admire the left-wing's tendency towards focusing more on social programs than on shooting people.
America needs to make serious amendments to education, health care, and many other social issues. I know Democrats aren't innocent, but I find many Republicans to jump so willingly in bed with corporations than into bed with the interests of the public.
It's mind blowing that a president could spend 8 years, ruining social programs, and steering their country into the biggest deficit in American history from the biggest surplus in American history. All for a war that has had to change its justification once every few months just to keep people somewhat on board.
But there's too much to argue about the war so let's not get too far into that.
America needs a president that can restore the name of America in the eyes of the rest of the world, and I don't think John McCain is the man to do it, nor do I feel he is the man to repair the damage that has been done over the last eight years.
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