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Rob from California (not verified) says:
Not that I am really expierenced about politics, but I do question the fact that Republicans will "cross over to vote for Obama." In an open primary, you can vote for either party. Since McCain is all but the official GOP nominee, why vote for him in a primary or caucus? Why not cross over and and vote against Hillary, our most hated enemy? It would be great if news outlets would actually research this subject. I'm sure they'll find that a Republican Obama vote, in reality; nothing more than an anti-Hillary vote.
Typically, I'm a conservative Republican. However, I am going more moderate this cycle. I will be voting for McCain because I think he is able to effectively work with both the Right and the Left. I am a Bush fan but recognize the fact that he is devisive. Hillary can't run as a change candidate because she part of the polarization problem. Washington hasn't been polarized for the last 8 years, it has been for the last 16 years. The GOP hates Clinton as much as liberals hate Bush. I'm tired of polarization. Its time for a moderate to reside at 1600 Penn. Ave. Obama is too far left for that. McCain can best unite the country.
Ultimately, whatever happens in November...is what happens in November. We'll all deal with it.
Not that I am really expierenced about politics, but I do question the fact that Republicans will "cross over to vote for Obama." In an open primary, you can vote for either party. Since McCain is all but the official GOP nominee, why vote for him in a primary or caucus? Why not cross over and and vote against Hillary, our most hated enemy? It would be great if news outlets would actually research this subject. I'm sure they'll find that a Republican Obama vote, in reality; nothing more than an anti-Hillary vote.
Typically, I'm a conservative Republican. However, I am going more moderate this cycle. I will be voting for McCain because I think he is able to effectively work with both the Right and the Left. I am a Bush fan but recognize the fact that he is devisive. Hillary can't run as a change candidate because she part of the polarization problem. Washington hasn't been polarized for the last 8 years, it has been for the last 16 years. The GOP hates Clinton as much as liberals hate Bush. I'm tired of polarization. Its time for a moderate to reside at 1600 Penn. Ave. Obama is too far left for that. McCain can best unite the country.
Ultimately, whatever happens in November...is what happens in November. We'll all deal with it.