Who will be our next president?

I'm all for McCain.

The big universities, with their studies, are trying to provoke a reaction.

###$ Bill Maher. The biggest K&%# in the business.

###$ Jimmy Palmiotti. He and his then-girlfriend had an abortion and now he puts out all these #######4 feminist media projects.

###$ Monty Python.

###$ Paul Levitz.

The big universities promote a bleeding heart liberal agenda.

I know that cognitive behavioral therapy can cure depression (the experts have looked into it because they see that it works), I know that it takes less than a second to change a thought and then you're cured, but the Democrats are ruining this country and I don't know what to do.

The best we can do is support McCain.

McCain is the best person to be president.

Francis,

Yeah, the Democrats got us into an illegal war, broke the economy to the point where there's a good chance of falling into a Depression not just a Recession, and they are the ones that put is back into this massive deficit.

Oh wait, that was the Republicans.

The One Mica wrote:Sorry to disappear and come back, was busy.

I do understand, but I just don't feel like someone like Obama making the promises for change will fulfill it.

I really wish I could have seen the elections Nixon, Teddy, Franklin, JFK, and even Lincoln made. If you look at Lincoln's past, he had a whole history of learning, being honest, and holding what's right in his life.

We just don't have that anymore. Everyone wants this job now, and they'll do anything to get it. It's sad really.

I don't like America personally, I believe it has a lot of flaws, and in my mental state, these flaws aren't good. I think there are a lot of things Hillary wants to do, I don't agree with. I believe we should pull out of the war right now, but not leave ourselves defenseless. I don't feel like explaining that right now though.

Anyways, both seem promising, it's just Hillary seemed to win my heart personality wise. Meaning, let's hope Obama wins. Because Bush had my heart too. I really thought he was good for our country. Then not even a year later, I realized what a fool I was. Hopefully, my instincts learned from past experiences, but, I'm not sure.

Haha, strange I know, but it's true.

I just hope whoever we get, does a good job. I'm pretty much split between Obama and Clinton, they both seem very good to me. But then again, I'm only 13, and my opinion doesn't matter yet.

Peace,
Mike

Teddy Roosevelt was never elected; he got sworn in after Mckinley was assassinated in Buffalo, New York. JFK might have been young, but Teddy Roosevelt was the youngest president this country has ever seen when he was sworn into office. Even so, Teddy Roosevelt was a great man, and he did enough that none of the recent presidents (excepting Reagan perhaps) can really compare with him. Here are a few of the things about him which stand out:

He was once a cowboy.

He established the first national parks. (Although he did this for a different reason than most environmentalists today will remember; He did it so that hunters would have game to shoot in the future, and also because he did not want the government taking the beautiful land away from the public.)

He once refused to shoot a bear cub that his men caught for him when he was hunting, even though this meant he had to return empty handed from the hunt. Toy store dealers started selling "Teddy's bear" stuffed animals, which is why "teddy bears" have their name today.

He sought re-election with the Bull Moose Party instead of the Democratic or Republican Party, which was unusual. He did not get elected again, but even so, it is noteworthy!

After his term in office, he explored the Amazon rain forest by going up the Madeira River, which was still not greatly known to Americans from the U.S. (To distinguish from the natives of that area).

Anyway, my point is this: even though he was note voted into office, Teddy Roosevelt was among our nation's greatest leaders.

Aw, how come there's no "other" option? I'm voting Independent come November.

why am I not on the list?! lol. for real.....I think it too early to tell, who knows what secrets and scandals will emerge within the next six months (like it really matters what they did twenty years earlier on camping trips).....At this point, I think obama will take the democratic seat...and out of the republicans McCain was their best choice because he might have a chance to be able to seperate himself from the bush administration....I think it will be a closer race than everyone thinks.....

Well, I'm going to be voting for the first time in this election, and even though I have a Democratic Party ticket in Florida (I'm doing this just to vote against Hillary in the Democratic primary election), I'm probably going to be voting against both major parties. If you decide to not vote against the two major parties because you don't think you'll make a difference, the truth is the opposite. Abstaining is almost a crime, and if the people who abstained during Reagan's election had chosen a minority party, we would have had a very different outcome during that election. Admittedly though, Reagan was a pretty nice president, and I remember seeing his signature on a document my mom has around somewhere.

To me, i think Barack Obama is gonna take the Presidency this election. His "change we can believe in" slogan really is working wonders. I've had the honor of listening to his campaign speeches, and i think he might be that change we are really looking for. I hope he really is a good and welcome change, america needs it.