OBAMA! 08!
BE A PART OF SOMETHING GREAT!

(^^that's a chant I learned @ an Obama rally)

If I was american and over 18, my vote would go to Obama without a doubt, Hillary does have alot of experience but I dont really agree with her speeches
and sometimes I find her very close minded :? however I wouldn't really mind if McCain won, but I'd prefer Obama

if i was american...i think id go for obama. dont like mccain - too right wing for me. plus i think hes too old. dont like clinton, just cos she was married to a president doesnt mean shed make a good one, plus she comes over very annoying. dont know much about her speeches etc, but obama seems more...balanced. the guy seems more of a thinker and more sensible to be honest. looking at his position on stuff - its more modern than mccain. the guys living in the same decade as the rest of the world.

Bump :mrgreen:

[quote="The.Evening.Optimist"][quote="jasonw"]McCain is ok for me, but never Clinton - I am sick with her ways to win votes, such as her ridicolous speech against the Chinese.
jason ;-)[/quote]

[color=#BF0000]I missed that, what did she say? :neutral: Something to do with the China/Tibet situation or Chinese people in general?! I can't be bothered to listen to anything Clinton says anymore! [/color][/quote]

Let me see if I can find the video for you.
jason ;-)

My vote goes to Obama. Hillary doesn't have a chance in winning and McCain doesn't either. I read an article on Yahoonews a few days ago about Hillary's chances in winning, here is the link...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/politico/20080321/pl_politico/9149;_ylt=Anv5iWNOuPYYlaCnnJWOMbQDW7oF

Like the above posts, i can't stand Hillary's speeches. I can't even stand to hear her iditotic statements about Barak. She can't admit defeat, thats why. And McCain...haven't heard a lot from him, but Barak has a big chance in winning of him, i think. ;-)

If I was American it would be McCain.

I'm all for Obama, although it would be nice to have women president

Over here in the UK, I'm not aware of what each candidate stands for, however, Hillary has more experience and would have automatic respect because she has done it before (sort of) and she knows her stuff whereas Obama is young and has a lot to prove. With JFK, no one took him seriously enough because he was young - it'll be the same with Obama. And I know JFK was a great president (in my opinion), but that doesn't mean all young politicians will become great.

[quote="jasonw"]McCain is ok for me, but never Clinton - I am sick with her ways to win votes, such as her ridicolous speech against the Chinese.
jason ;-)[/quote]

[color=#BF0000]I missed that, what did she say? :neutral: Something to do with the China/Tibet situation or Chinese people in general?! I can't be bothered to listen to anything Clinton says anymore! [/color]