so franlky I believe at this point that once he does get elected he'll go right back to being that person who doesn't play the game but who has no problem working with everyone to get something, anything done.
now who's projecting their own hopes and longings?
He doesn't know what he's doing but is gonna get elected anyway because the electorate is a bunch of infantile dim wits who vote on their feeling and want to have beers with the president or want him to look like them or speak like them or believe in the same thing they do.
I don't want to have a beer with president, nor do I want him to be affable, friendly, cordial or speak like me - I want the smartest guy in the room and quite frankly McCain isn't the one. But I do want someone who believes in what I believe - that's the essence of politics and what I believe is that for the last 8 years my rights have been effectively cut, people who far more money than me pay less taxes proportionately and I am stuck in a job that I really don't like because I need health care and I can't afford it if I go it alone and work as an independent contractor.
Now someone comes along that wants to create an affordable National Health Care plan that is composed of
private insurance companies with a watchdog group in oversight. You can't possibly say that health care as it stands in this country is working?
I will take my chances with someone who is willing to change.
If he lets me down so be it but at least I know I didn't vote for someone who represents the same self-serving interests as George Bush - that would be McCain in case you weren't sure.
Let's just agree to disagree because you will never convince me and I won't convince you and in 2 yrs let's come back to this thread and see who was right(er).