Who do you support for President?

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I support Barack Obama.

Why?

I guess that means it's official......he's an Obamatron.

I support Barack Obama.

again, just like religion: just because you say it over and over again doesn't make it any more true.

What?

Obviously, Ragtime either lives in a town wholly owned and operated by Halliburton, in which case I'm sure it is booming from the infusion of embezzled taxpayer money, or he's completely delusional.

LOL! Mean, but true.

Bush said we are not headed for a recession. We all know that if Bush said it then it must be true. Bush is never wrong.

"President Bush said that he now believes in global warming, as a result I'm not sure anymore"
-Lewis Black

My original plans were to either vote for Kucinich or Paul, but now that they're not in the race it will probably be Obama. At least he doesn't scare me like Clinton does.

Clinton is nothing but a status symbol and cares nothing for the people. He's running cause "she can" and she's a woman. If her healthcare thing in the previous Clinton's administration is any hint, she has no idea how to manage anything. She's a face, nothing more. Also, the fact that she wants to garnish the wages of anyone without health insurance (including adults) doesn't sit well with me, whereas Obama will only garnish the wages of those who don't have health insurance for their children.

McCain is a fascist warmonger.

Obama, while inexperienced as he is, seems the best choice of the three simply because I know he's not going to go wage a random unnecessary war undeclared by congress. He has respect for the constitutional process, unlike the new faces of the Republican party.

I am voting for Obama because I live in Utah. There is a huge chance that Utah's electoral votes will go to McCain because Utah's a very strongly republican state. I'd rather not have my state contribute to McCain's rule, and every vote counts in Utah in trying to preventing McCain from getting in office. Most of my generation (18-28 ) that isn't going for -insert Republican- is voting for Obama, it's just a matter of bringing it up and talking with people, getting people to recognize the importance of voting.

I was actually very surprised at voter turnout for the primaries and Obama took our state strongly from Clinton. We can only get more votes when it comes time for the generals.

Regardless of who you like, JUST VOTE DAMNIT!! !!
VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE!! !! I don't care for whom you vote just do it!! !!

Disclaimer: I voted for Ron Paul in the primary, and I'm sad to see him fail so utterly when he had so many donations and such a huge following. I blame it on the laziness and apathy of my generation. VOTE DAMN YOU!

I see where you're going with this, but I can't help but wonder, do you want to be responsible for the invasion of Iran and a probable third world war? If not, you might want to reconsider your vote for McCain.

The only way these people get into office is by our votes. The only way to prevent them from getting into office is by voting for someone other than them. Where I do respect your decision, you reasons are your own, but when the time comes that we invade Iran, you will remember that you voted for the man that made that decision. And don't think it won't happen.

Stephen Colbert

Sure, because in opposite world, the war in Iraq is over, private takeover of all state and federal services is wonderful, and the economy just doubled.

Newsflash: Fox news isn't fair and balanced, and neither is our economy.
Prove to me how the Dow and Nasdaq dropping over 800 points, record job losses, skyrocketing inflation and the subprime mortgage collapse are all signs of a booming economy.

Get a brain, scarecrow.

Yo Mama