I'm sure Reagan was one of your favorite Republican presidents, and he was an acclaimed radio personality, film actor, and one of the directors of the Screen Actors Guild.
Experience is your concern, aye?
If you voted for President Bush (either time), then probably not. Bush's experience before becoming president:
Governor of Texas: January 17, 1995 ? December 21, 2000
Barack Obama's experience:
Member of the Illinois State Senate: January 8, 1997 ? November 4, 2004
U.S. Senate: January 4, 2005 to present
Hitler, aye?
Because he is eloquent? So was JFK, Reagan & Clinton (to name a few). Because he is coming in a time of great economic strife? So did Franklin D. Roosevelt. Because he is proposing a radical shift in our economy? So was FDR's "New Deal" and it was one of the defining moments in our history. I don't think Obama is an anti-Semite, but maybe the Republican spin machine plans on making an announcement this week?
Doesn't it at all concern you that the McCain campaign is based chiefly around discrediting the character of Obama, rather than the issues at hand, or even what makes McCain's character that much better than Obama's?
Maybe if McCain didn't decide to go with Palin, his campaign's scare tactics would be more effective on the average American. The fact of the matter is the average American is more scared of Palin than they are of the "socialist, terrorist, anti-American, Nazi, (insert Republican rhetoric here)" Obama.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the big O is going to be your next president, and he will fight for you, even though you hate him; which ironically might make you hate him more?
