will you vote for obama again?
I will vote for him again. In the scheme of things, 4 years isn't really long enough to establish a definite change, while given our current state, the change needs to be very drastic. I would like to see him continue, and hopefully be able to see the change more clearly within the next 4 years.
Jan 29, 3:31 pm
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That's what we thought too, there's not enough time in his first term to change things the way he wanted. We'll be voting for him again.
Originally posted by
voenne
I will vote for him again. In the scheme of things, 4 years isn't really long enough to establish a definite change, while given our current state, the change needs to be very drastic. I would like to see him continue, and hopefully be able to see
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I will vote for him again. In the scheme of things, 4 years isn't really long enough to establish a definite change, while given our current state, the change needs to be very drastic. I would like to see him continue, and hopefully be able to see the change more clearly within the next 4 years.
Jan 29, 4:03 pm
KellyKelly
We gave him a shot, he has ignored the wishes and needs of the country to enrich and empower himself and his colleagues at the expense of the American tax payers of this generation and many generations to come. This has not been the Hope and Change for which I voted.
"President Obama is going to seek reelection. His slogan this time? 'Change you can believe in. This time I promise. Really.'" –Jay Leno
"President Obama is going to seek reelection. His slogan this time? 'Change you can believe in. This time I promise. Really.'" –Jay Leno
Feb 1, 1:05 am
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I absolutely will vote for Obama again. I'm not happy with everything he's done but considering what Bush left him he's done brilliantly. He also brought us the Affordable Health Care Act which means no co-pay birth control. Also, have you seen the alternatives?
Originally posted by
kawigrl
do you plan on changing your vote?
Feb 1, 6:02 pm
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Here is a list of more than 200 accomplishments in Obama's first term. Simply the fact that our daughter in Grad School is still able to be covered by our insurance (yes, she has a job, she's a supervisor in a retail store, they don't offer insurance) is a great thing. That, and my youngest child will not have several diagnoses made when she was a small child (Tourette Syndrome and Asperger Syndrome and a history of pneumonia) prevent her from getting health care as she gets older.
Originally posted by
married with children
I did not vote for him the first time, and I will not be voting for him this time. I still cant find something he did that helped this country in his almost 4 years. I see nothing good coming from another 4 years of him.
Plus more than 200 other reasons. I'm not voting for "I don't watch NASCAR, but a lot of my friends own NASCAR teams" out-of-touch-Dude, Batshit-Crazy Old-Dude, "We're goin' to build on the MOON-Dude" or the guy who was named after the stuff that comes out after anal sex and "I hate women" dude. (Google "Santorum definition.") Despite the fact that I still think Obama did a lot, look at the choices the GOP have offered. Seriously?
Mar 11, 10:25 pm
Didn't vote for him the first time, won't be voting for him this time. Absolutely none of the candidates appeal to me, and it might just stop me from voting at all...I don't feel so great about voting for a perceived "lesser of evils", since I'm still choosing someone I consider to be evil. Need a functional/viable "None of the above" choice that would do something like require a whole new slate of candidates to be voted on or something, and in the interim the current administration stays on as a lame duck (since they obviously didn't win).
Mar 11, 10:44 pm
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