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tpunx99GSX · 06-26-2008

I am not a Pure Democrat. I have always believed that you should vote for the candidate that is best for the job. But when i look at McCain i see way too much bush in him to trust him. He has showed that he is not a great public speaker, and when a president cannot speak in publc he cannot communicate his decisions, and that scares me. His views on nuclear power really scare me as if they stored all of that nuclear waste in the yucca mountain and a terrorist were to target that, the whole US would be fucked. Nuclear power is very dirty and creates waste that can cause great harm to human beings. I watched two videos on Chernobyl and almost cried because i thought about what i would feel if it were my son that came out with deformaties, (see. Chernobyl 20 years ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUzu1eegKWM&feature=user
and Chernobyl 20 years later: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHh3QaWKbSg) With McCains views on Nuclear power its hitting a little close to home.
Now on Obama, The reasons i like him is that he has promised 15 billion over 10 years for research on alternate fuels. He will be imposing a tax on oil companies for each acre of land that they do not use for drilling for oil, they currently have over 15 million acres of land that is not being used, and those taxes will go to alternate fuel research.

I saw this ad with a picture of Obama and the leader of Iran with the question "Is it ok to meet with anti American foreign leaders?" At the bottom of this ad it said "paid for by John McCain".
In short the answer to this is Yes. But the ad is implying that the user/voter would push no. So what kind of message is McCain trying to send us. Instead of meeting with anti American leaders and try and deal with the problems they have with us we should just ignore them and send them a message with bombs falling from the sky?

06-26-2008	#19
tpunx99GSX Tournaments Won: 3 Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Maple Grove, MN Drives: Lancer and Durango Posts: 7,017	Re: The Real McCain I am not a Pure Democrat. I have always believed that you should vote for the candidate that is best for the job. But when i look at McCain i see way too much bush in him to trust him. He has showed that he is not a great public speaker, and when a president cannot speak in publc he cannot communicate his decisions, and that scares me. His views on nuclear power really scare me as if they stored all of that nuclear waste in the yucca mountain and a terrorist were to target that, the whole US would be fucked. Nuclear power is very dirty and creates waste that can cause great harm to human beings. I watched two videos on Chernobyl and almost cried because i thought about what i would feel if it were my son that came out with deformaties, (see. Chernobyl 20 years ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUzu1eegKWM&feature=user and Chernobyl 20 years later: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHh3QaWKbSg) With McCains views on Nuclear power its hitting a little close to home. Now on Obama, The reasons i like him is that he has promised 15 billion over 10 years for research on alternate fuels. He will be imposing a tax on oil companies for each acre of land that they do not use for drilling for oil, they currently have over 15 million acres of land that is not being used, and those taxes will go to alternate fuel research. I saw this ad with a picture of Obama and the leader of Iran with the question "Is it ok to meet with anti American foreign leaders?" At the bottom of this ad it said "paid for by John McCain". In short the answer to this is Yes. But the ad is implying that the user/voter would push no. So what kind of message is McCain trying to send us. Instead of meeting with anti American leaders and try and deal with the problems they have with us we should just ignore them and send them a message with bombs falling from the sky? __________________ Scientific theories are the most reliable, rigorous, and comprehensive form of scientific knowledge. This is significantly different from the common usage of the word "theory", which implies that something is a conjecture, hypothesis, or guess.