Why are you voting for and why?

Question

I'm not allowed to vote yet, but I'm just curious to see who you all are voting for. I'm go to a boarding school, so I really can't get to caught up with what's going on, but who's the best and who do you all want to win?

Answer 1

I am voting because I am an American citizen and this is a method to have my input in how the country is run.

Answer 2

I am voting for myself this time around. Meaning my biggest concerns are what concerns me. That seems silly but I don't always vote with myself in mind. Anyway, My biggest concerns are college and health care. I took a year to just sit around doing nothing so I can relate with people who don't have health insurance or a job. I don't feel that people without a job, like I was, should be given free health care by tax paying americans. On the same coin, I also grew up as a child without health insurance, so I also feel that a household should be covered when the family has a job that does not offer health insurance, and I feel that should also be protected if they should ever lose their job. So, with that in mind, I am definitely voting for Obama, though I am not voting in the primary, because I also was considering both Hillary and Ron Paul. Hillary's policies probably wont get through and shell end up degrading it to something like Obama's anyway, and Ron Paul doesn't see a problem with Health Insurance at all, so he is definitely out. In the end, it's Obama all the way for me.



Being an Independent, I am also against any form of Amnesty, but I have to keep that silent because the previous issues far outweigh amnesty. Illegals are already everywhere anyways...

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America does want your vote! Don't ever let someone older than you tell you that your vote isn't important! We can slap them with a big trout together! Don't ever listen to that GARBAGE!!

Answer 3

Vote for FREEDOM if you want to remain free. Vote RonPaul.



If you don't mind being a slave, and you want to be a slave all of your life and get a chip and be required to work all of your life to pay for everybody's health care, not just your own, and if you don't care about getting a micro chip and having government follow you around and know everything you do, and if you don't mind having to ask for permission for everything you do....

Then vote for ANY of the other candidates. They all answer to the same Master behind the curtain and are bringing you the New World Order!!!



Read... listen... start here:



gcnlive.com wtprn.com infowars.com realityzone.com



constitutionpreservation.com fearorlove.com



simpletruthonline.com



You will be completely educated when you go through all of the above!

Answer 4

I will be voting in my state's March 4 primary for Hillary Clinton, mainly because she is tough as nails.



She's a fighter and she's not afraid to roll up her sleeves and do the hard work it will take to make the changes that for the most part she and Senator Obama agree are needed. The difference between them is that she has a head-start on making all those changes -- she knows exactly what it will take, and who she has to fight, and what arguments will be thrown at her in opposition, and she knows already what compromises she will have to make in order to keep her promises to the American people. She already knows who her enemies are and who her allies are in Washington, and in lots of cases, around the world.



I don't believe Senator Obama is as prepared, in those ways, to be President. I believe that if Obama were elected President, his supporters would be disappointed when he couldn't keep all of his promises. I do very much think he WANTS to implement the changes he speaks about ... but I don't think he would be as efficient as Senator Clinton in actually getting those things done. He is green in comparison to her.



I really do believe that with the mess we're in -- economically, in foreign policy, in healthcare and education -- America needs a tough-as-nails, experienced and prepared Democrat in the White House ASAP. And I do believe that Hillary Clinton is the right Democrat.

Answer 5

I am currently undecided. I am still researching who I think is the best candidate. I might put myself on the ballot again in the "other" spot. I vote because that's my right. It would be a slap in the faces of the women who fought for years for the right for women to vote today.

Answer 6

I went to vote, the guy at the place beat me over my head, I took it, i went into the place, he gave me a paper and nodded at the brown shirt behind me.



I went to the table and took the pen, my head was hurting, my hand shook.



I looked at the brown shirt.



I was scared.



I signed my life away.

Answer 7

Vote for me if you want to stay in this country.

Answer 8

I'm voting because I'm like America and I'm an American citizen and I'm proud of America and I'm .. I'm ....I'm.... vote for OBAMA.

Answer 9

It will probably be Ron Paul, because he is the only one taking a strong stand against the Federal Reserve, and the income tax,, and the Patriot Act, and things of this nature. *sm*

Answer 10

This time will be the first time since 1980 that it is impt to vote. DEMS SHUTUP PLEASE - OBAMA IS the new RR

Answer 11

im neutral