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If I were a democrat I'd vote for Homer Simpson

If I were a democrat I'd vote for Homer Simpson

And you plan on using the New York Times as your proof? The same New York Times who leans so heavily to the left that it is obvious they are carrying the bag for Obama! The only story they printed that took real guts is in my other post!

McCain HAS substance, the kind of substance that comes from warning us more than 3 years ago that we cannot be celebrating the boom in the housing market while it appears they are making low document or no document loans to those who aren't having to prove their debt to income ratio!

McCain HAS the substance of at least sticking up for what he believed was right even if it meant bucking your own party and making enemies in your own party in the process. I would say this substance comes from knowing how and what to fight and the experience that comes from fighting for your country!

Barrack Obama voted nothing but "present" 130 times in a 143 day political career! Man! Am I in the wrong job!!!! I want to get paid just to show up and claim I'm just here, I'm not planning on working!!! Hey, where's my pay raise???? I want my $170,000.00 dollars!

McCain HAS the substance to pick a VP who would be good for the country who fought her way to the top for a set of principles and ideals,that those who want to serve the public interest should seek public office for the right reasons, not to make themselves rich!
Sarah Palin is a true Conservative who believes in fiscall responsibility and realises that government spending is what is holding an otherwise salvageable economy from going forward!

Obama? He used his political influence to get Michelle a pay raise of what is now a salary of $380,000.00 Dollars! And what does his wife do? She sits on the board of directors for a major Chicago hospital that balances it's books by denying care to those who are uninsured! WOW! Yeah, LET'S HELP THOSE POOR PEOPLE! Right! Help them relocate out of my neighborhood! http://www.obamatruth.org

Dear "Let's Think Before We Click",

I don't believe you at all. You say you are more computer literate than most 20-30 somethings you know. Prove this. Makes me wonder where you live and how many 20-30 somethings you really do know. Quite the fetching claim.

You state ...

"If you want to talk numbers Mr. Waid, you must include the millions of us who feel as though we no longer have a voice in the "big tent" Party we once served so loyally. We know how to target battleground states. We can phone bank anywhere, just as Obama's people can. We have the discipline to knock on doors daily, have house parties and are some of the former jewel volunteers of every local district in the nation."

Understand this, though still don't believe you. If you are who you claim, a once elected democratic elected office holder then why the anonymity? Personally, I think you are hiding behind words.

If you know the computer so well, which I don't believe you do, then you'd realize there are groups that do rally to make phone calls, knock on doors, have house parties and so forth. What part of the internet have you been hanging out on?

I like John McCain, but he can't keep his facts straight on what he is for and not. I think you have overlooked the fact that McCain is only going to give us more of what the Bush Administration has doled out over the last 8 years. Lies and back room politics.

The political system is a mess, filled with lies and lobbyists, the clean up needed is massive. I would rather vote for Obama and take the leap of faith then sign up for John McCain and the worst VP Choice to date, Sarah Palin.

Now, Sarah Palin, who knows her at all? She makes Obama look like the King of experience, as you shared you wonder who Obama really is. Your post was dated 8/5 and it is now 9/14. Are you still rallying for McCain?

McCain, it has been stated has had issues with cancer (melanoma), is in his early 70's and seems to not be the healthiest gent. If something happens to him guess who takes over, Sarah. She will be a great puppet master for the current onset corruption, making us all wish Bush was back.
Can it get worse? Hell yes.

So whoever you claim to be, please stop and think about the realities of who and what you are promoting. There are greater risks than your vision seems able to see.

sincerely,

patricia lynn

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Can you fool all of the people all of the time? It seems possible, in that the Democratic Party - not the Democratic voters - have chosen a candidate without even going into a smoke filled back room. This is politics at its dirtiest and worst, and I - a former Democratic elected office holder who worked with and deeply respect David Waid - now feel like Alice in Wonderland, lost in a world turned upside down.

And yes, I'm also one of those senior citizens who is white and over 60. But that doesn't make me stupid. I'm also more computer literate than most 20 - 30 somethings I know. So I have a few things to point out to my former State Democratic "leader" and some questions too:

1. The problem with the formula developed for electing Obama lies within the person himself. Despite the impressive statistics Mr. Waid cites, current poll numbers don't reflect the huge groundswell of support they should. Why not? I'm going to suggest the reason is Obama is still not perceived as a candidate of "change you can believe in." There's still an uneasy sense of not knowing who this man is, and whether it's "safe" to entrust our domestic woes and delicate foreign affairs to his inexperienced leadership.

2. The internet "viral" numbers are not as "viral" as reported. There are hundreds of paid bloggers on the internet, there are offers on MySpace and other social sites promising things like restaurant gift cards for signing up with the campaign, etc. et al. I have voted in every election since I was of age. Are these generation "X"ers who require pay and financial incentives going to mail in votes or spend the time to go to the polls? Judging by "Obama Girl" who didn't vote in the primary despite her wide reputation for support, one can't assume so.

3. Many, perhaps even most, of Obama's contributions received on the internet have not been verified. In other words there are unconfirmed allegations they have been pouring in from overseas, and/or have been funneled by donors, such as George Soros, via churches to parishioners who then donate the received funds to Obama on the internet. My question to you Mr. Waid: would you be willing to demand a full and proper accounting of Obama's internet donations by an objective third party? Or will you, in the tradition of Obama politics, attack me for asking the question and then claim all is legal without providing any documentation?

4. My American history knowledge may be a bit limited, so perhaps Mr. Waid can correct me when I say there's never been a time in our history when this country's voters were willing to go as far to the left as Obama's lean record implies. When he speaks of his social programs and the monies they require he even scares off left of center voters such as myself.

There are currently an estimated 7 million voters, like myself, who were hard core Democrats who will never vote for Obama. And we are voters who do go to the polls. We are also in leadership positions within our communities and families. There are dozens of individuals who have always relied on our insight in determining their vote. Perhaps a few each will vote for Obama, but I personally will be responsible for 20 or more people voting for McCain who have never voted for a Republican. I am already responsible for several people in their 20s registering to vote in the primaries, none of whom would ever vote for Obama.

If you want to talk numbers Mr. Waid, you must include the millions of us who feel as though we no longer have a voice in the "big tent" Party we once served so loyally. We know how to target battleground states. We can phone bank anywhere, just as Obama's people can. We have the discipline to knock on doors daily, have house parties and are some of the former jewel volunteers of every local district in the nation.

To me this is an election where sizzle and style meets substance and experience. John McCain has never gotten my vote before, but your candidate leaves me no other choice. He simply scares me. The tactics used by his supporters sadden me. So on this we will agree, it's definitely going to be intense.