So which are you leaning toward? The conservative McCain and Palin? The liberal Obama and Biden? The oft-forgotten Ralph Nader? Moreover, why? And, if you can vote, will you, did you, who for (if you feel comfortable saying that)?
As for me, definitely Obama. No disrespect for John McCain, he's a good man and would probably be a good president... but I really hate the tone of his campaign, and I'm not really looking for four more years of a Republican administration seeking to prolong the Iraq war (albeit pulling out immediately is just dumb, but still). Certainly, I have some beefs with Obama (he's started this presidential campaign perhaps earlier than he should've; he's unabashedly for partial abortion, and while I'm pro-choice, his unwavering support for it stands out as queer; he promises the world, but doesn't really detail where the money will come from; I still know very little about Joe Biden), but not enough to really sway me away from the guy (and no, he's not a terrorist like Ayers, he's not an Arab, he doesn't hate America like Rev. Wright does, etc. - that's the Republicans grasping at straws, IMO).
Also, Palin is about the most conservative candidate I think I've ever seen, and is precisely the kind of person I want to see OUT of my White House. That really is hurting McCain, sadly...
As for other issues, voting yes for slots in my state, and I'm completely undecided on what to say for Congress - as much as I regret this, I may abstain from voting there, simply because making a blind vote down party lines isn't truly helping anyone. It's really not impossible for there to be a Republican I wouldn't mind voting for, so...














