
Originally Posted by
Husky Girl
Wow, and people say liberals don't like to be disagreed with. Remarkable, isn't it, that some of us vote on the issues, rather than the party line. Of all places, I thought this forum, being so strongly constitutional, would be a place were people could discuss actual issues rather than putting forth meaningless rumors (a muslim? please, what about Rev. Wright? He can't be both a fanatical Christian and a fanatical Muslim) and calling each other names. Personally, I'm pretty offended to be called an "Infiltrator" because of how I voted. I thought I had signed up to talk about Open Carry and other gun issues. I didn't realize I had joined the republican party.
I did vote for Obama, and I'm glad he won. I think he will do a lot to help the economy, particularly for middle-class citizens like myself. Just an FYI: he's also very critical of the welfare system, particularly in those instances where multiple generations have been on welfare. He subscribes to the ideal that welfare should be a "hand up" not a "hand out." Incidentally, this was all in the first couple of chapters of his book (free at the library if you are interested).
I also voted for a republican for my state govoner's race, for a democrat and a republican for the state congressional/senate offices, and for both republicans and democrats for a variety of local offices. I voted for the individuals that I believed were most capable of doing the job, not for whomever had the right letter after their name.
It is your right to vote as you see fit however I think you will rue the day you voted for Obama. I think the disaster that he will be will be apparent before he has been in office one year.
By faith Noah,being warned of God of things not seen as yet, moved with fear,prepared an ark to the saving of his house;by the which he condemned the world,and became heir of the righteousness which is by faith Heb.11:7