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I must apologize to all of my fellow US citizens

Posted: Jul 9, 2010

I voted for Obama.

I APOLOGIZE PROFUSELY EVERYONE.

I want him out of office. I want him out of office so badly I don't care who takes his place.

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Obama - Linda

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That's ok. We all make mistakes. I am a Republican. I didn't want McCain, I wanted Mitt Romney. But, right now I would love to see Hillary or Bill in office.

Hilary - MarineMom

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I didn't want McCain in there either. But I would love for Hilary to give it another whirl. Wonder what it would take to convince her to run again??

I never preferred Hillary,but would take her ANY day - over who is in there now!.nm

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I would vote for her! - ASmom

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Hillary, never ever ever ever - anon - see message

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I understand where you are coming from and respect your opinion. Anyone seems like they would be better than Mr. Bo. I am sorry too that I voted for him. I'm not any party. Maybe constitutional if anything, although my view points are more conservative than liberal unless your talking about personal lifestyle issues (church, gay marriage, etc). But I didn't vote for him because I believed in him. I voted for him solely to keep Hillary out.

I understand how bad things are here in our country. But I don't blame a lot of it on Mr. Bo because he is not the one making the decisions. It is the people he reports to that are in charge. I understand the same people who run Bo also would run Hillary, but her viewpoints and lack of knowledge/experience would be just as bad as what is in there now, if not worse. The Clinton administration was the darkest 8 years I remember of my whole life, and yes...worse than the Bush years. Bush was not the brightest of the batch, but I'll take stupidity over evil any day. The Clintons were one of the most evil couples and how they got as far as they did still amazes me.

The thought of bringing her back to the WH was just a horrible horrible thought. She is a lying, manipulative, scheming, power hungry, human (IMHO). She disgraces the name of women every where (again MHO). She plays her role very manipulating and doesn't care about anyone but herself. Just the thought of her wanting an assassination - her whole purpose for staying in the race (her own words out of her mouth) should have sent a red flag up to every American. I know it sent the hair on my neck standing up.

To bring those two clowns back to the WH would be the worst idea in the history of bad ideas. The Clinton administration was bad, and I mean REALLY bad. Not only the bad administration, but then we have all the cover ups/scandals, accepting money from communist Chinese, her shady business partners, whitewater, the numerous people associated with them who ended up in dirt vacations, people having to actually come out and make a public statement against them that - hey....if anything happens to me just know I have a good life and I'm not about to commit suicide, and the list goes on and on and on.

I may not like what is in there, but it's out in plain view for everyone to see. Hillary is far worse in secretiveness and sneaky/sleezy, corrupt, etc.

I do understand that people like Soros, Brzezinski (sp?), wall street, etc are behind the scenes making the decisions and pulling his strings and he takes his direction from them as does Hillary, but the thought of her getting her claws into that position is just a really bad thought. And the fact that she is married to The Grand Pubah Impeached One should disqualify her from it ever. He is a criminal and should never be allowed to step foot with 50 feet of the WH.

I do respect your opinion. I too did not want McCain or Palin, but I also did not want Romney. I liked Ron Paul's ideas, but I think he was a weak person. Right now I don't think there is anyone that I could name that I feel would be good. All I know is the best thing for the country is a big sweep and to start the slate clean with a whole new crowd. Someone who hasn't spent their lives in Washington making politics a career getting richer and richer and even telling new combers that "if you weren't a millionaire before you got to congress you will be now" while Americans go poor.

I always think of the movie with Jim Carey called The Mask where he walks into the mechanics shop and says "It's time for an enema". That's what DC is in need of.

I'm in the same boat and agree partially with you - Backwards Typist

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I was leaning towards O because he had good ideas until I sat down one day and wondered how he was going to accomplish all his dreams.

I would have voted for Romney as my second choice. Didn't care for McCain/Palin ticket, but McCain was a veteran and he had experience with the way government worked and wouldn't be "soft" on those that attacked us, speech or physicially, and I hated the way they attacked Palin all the time.

Although Clinton was a liar and a thief, you have to give him credit. The economy was good, jobs were good, and he did get along with the world leaders; ahem, even though he did a lot of bribery to get some on his side.

I never, ever like Hillary. I think like you do about her. She stuck by Bill because of his status. Now that she's SOS, he's sticking by her because of her status.

What we need is a combination of Bill Clinton, Ronald Regan, and George W. Bush. I don't care what others say, Bush was a good speaker if he didn't have to read from those stupid, made up speeches. He spoke from the heart. He didn't let the world take over our country and that's why the world hates us.

Now we have a president whose only real(?) job was a community organizer, who puts Americans down, who divides this country with his speeches, who laughs at any suggestions anyone makes regarding laws. I remember seeing him tell the pubs "I'M THE PRESIDENT, REMEMBER THAT." That totally turned me off.

Now he's campaigning for Harry Reid and stating about the mess this country is in and who got us there...all the while forgeting that HE ALSO voted for Bush's plan. He was responsible for the stimulus all by himself. Yet, who benefited? Not us little people. When will he own up to that? He's more of a liar than Clinton. He is a puppet being run by those you mentioned and others. He switches speeches and ideas to suit him. Against big business yet loves big business when they give those big dollars to him. Bails out big business, yet against them. Wants to work with the pubs, but tears them down every time. He speaks with forked tongue. The little guy (you and I)have no place in his plans because we don't have the money to pump into his coffers. The alarm went off when he spoke how great FDR was....until I read up on FDR.

He put radicals in government jobs that are socialists/marxists; i.e., Van Jones (even though he's gone), Jarrett, Emanuel, etc....and don't forget ACORN, Alinski, Ayers, Rev. Wright, and others that he followed. ('scuse my spelling, it's early). He came into this presidency without "clean hands".

Even with all that, I tried to give him a chance. Everyone deserves a chance, but with unemployment hitting 17% in the country (that INCLUDES people who gave up looking, people who can no longer collect), he's not doing too great a job. The people who think he can do no wrong better wake up and wake up soon.

2012 is going to be very interesting.

Apology - Aspiring coder

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I voted for him too so I'll join in your apology and I feel exactly the same.

I did not vote for Obama....however... - Trigger Happy

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I don't believe McCain would have been great either. Not sure if we would be better or worse off if McCain would have won instead. I just knew that Obama was too far left for me to vote for in good conscience. I believe I am right when I say Obama is doing a bad job.....but to say McCain would have done better....I don't know. I merely voted for what I thought was the lesser of 2 evils.

Maybe come 2012 I can actually have a candidate I believe in. I really am tired of voting for the lesser of 2 evils.

I was just thinking that same thing last night - sm

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Seems I always vote for the person who is the lesser of 2 evils. Seems like the good candidates are pushed out way ahead of time so that we don't have a chance to vote for anyone good. We just end up voting for one candidate just to keep the other out. That's the only reason I voted for The O in the primaries. To keep Hillary out. The election between McCain and The O I didn't vote at all because I was just disgusted. Besides, I figured out a long time ago that people like Soros, Bredzisnki, Rockefellers, and all the Wall Street people who have the big big money who are actually the people making decisions in politics are not going to let the little people or the less informed people or the people like the lady who thinks The O has a "stash" of money to give to her to actually pick who will be president. They picked them a long time ago. Once I learned that then there just really didn't seem any point in voting. Especially since the choices were to vote for someone who is like Roosevelt or even worse Wilson. I don't think there really would be a difference - slow death or fast death.

Same here. - Zville MT

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I think with the military actions McCain would be better, being a veteran, but with everything else, I'm not so sure. Obama was too far left for me to vote for, but McCain wasn't that much further to the right.

I'm with you - I'm tired of holding my nose to vote - when are we going to get someone that's not such a stinker?

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