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[godless_hobbit]

I just donated to the Obama campaign. I highly urge you to do as well. They are trying to get a big funding surge by the end of this week as they'll be dedicating this last chunk of money to campaign in vital states. One of Obama's biggest advantages is the amount of money he has access to, and his networking, especially online. Even if you can

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[rodshark]

I figure if he has 150 million dollars, he has enough money.

Besides, I don't like either one of them, so I wouldn't give either of them a dime.

[godless_hobbit]

What exactly don't you like about Obama? I've heard a lot of people say this but I've never heard a cogent reason as to why. Are you voting at all then?

And as far as I'm concerned, he can't have too much money right now. The stakes are too high. Ask yourself this question, seriously: Do you really want Sarah Palin a heartbeat away from running this country?

[asciiskull]

Yes.

[godless_hobbit]

I hope you don't mean Yes to Sarah Palin; I know you're smarter than that. Or perhaps you're just trolling.

[asciiskull]

Oh, come on, I thought you knew me to not be a random troller either.

Perhaps it was a bit brusque a response, but since I'm against Obama then by extension I am for Palin.

[rodshark]

I have seen his voting record and how often he has voted in favor of an "unpopular" bill and then once it looks like the bill would be passed, he immediatly reverses his vote so he officially he voted "against" the bill

[godless_hobbit]

I don't know anything about Chicago politics, but guilt by association doesn't seem very valid. I don't see any reason to believe that faith based initiatives would be expanded under Obama, given how he has talked about religion

[rodshark]

So is McCain a totally different person and less corrupt than Bush? I mean that is guilt by association as well isn't it