Hillary, Obama, McCain: Who would you vote for, now, and for what religious reasons?

[ArminS]

He doesn't have good judgement when choosing a church, Most people care about the poor. Government controlled and ran healthcare is socialism and will destroy this country. He won't fight corporate interests, he knows where the money is. Obviously he will not bring racial reconciliation. He is a natural charismatic speaker but that doesn't mean leader. Mr. Obama faith is in question. Anyone who even believes there is such thing as a black church or white church is not following what Jesus said there is no groups anymore no Jew no gentile 20 years in a false church does't impress me.to answer the question I will not vote for any of them I will write in vote.

[Arizel]

Honestly, they all scare the hell out of me.

[ArmyWifey]

Hillary scares me... anyone but hillary, please!

[Ariel Mermaid]

and just what do religious reasons have to do with politics?keep religion out of politics please.

[arizonabrat]

I'm going Hillary.Before everyone goes ballistic,let me explain.She is simply a stop gap vote in the hopes of someone inspiring me the next election.I think she will screw up the country less than the other 2 in 4 years,and hopefully,someone will run then that is a "uniter"McCain,him I see as the old ,stuffed shirt,establishment white dude,wich,although that is precisely what I am,I also know that old white dudes aren't cutting it.They got us to this point,so,even though I'm an old white dude,I am honest enough to realize maybe it's time we did SOMETHING,ANYTHING,differentlyI don't think Obama has judgement at all.Speech aside,he KNEW what was being preached.He WAS in church the Sunday after 9/11.He has been protected by the media for fear of the "race card"He no longer has that protection,and showed an incredible lapse of judgement by attending that church.I know religious nuts like Hagee have endorsed McCain,but you cannot help what nut chooses you,you CAN help what nutty pastor you follow.He has zero chance at the general election,as has ANY black man for at least 20 years now because of the lunacy exposed,a vote for him is a vote wasted.No chance,he blew it when his secret racism came to light.A pastor isn't Joe Blow off the streets.Damn right I can associate him with the man who gave him "INSTRUCTIONS FROM GOD"that's a whole different level.So,I pick the one I think will hurt the least and hope like hell we survive 4 more years and somebody worth a damn runs next election

[armychikky]

McCain, Though He is not My best Choice.I will Not Vote for a democrat as I don't not believe in Gun Control, as It is a short term solution to a long term problem that will not work , and they want to remove Guns to prevent anyone from opposing them.And as far as the health care system is concerned, I am Torn about that, The problem with health care is Complicated, The Cost of Prescription medication, Doctors Salaries, Section 8 abuse of the system By illegal aliens, Medical Insurance way to High for the average american, If Not for my Miltary I would be un-insured, But socializing it ? That is an attempt to socializing the United States, and I am opposed to that, It leads to Communism.Democrats wish to silence the Church with hate crimes legistlation with HR4200 that iam opposed to that violates our rights of free speech.In addition to the social issues that i am Opposed to conerning gay marriage and abortion as if that wasn't enough.And as far as the war is concerned, I believe that Truely, you cannot negotiate with Islamic extremism, They will accept only two things from the U.S. Our destruction or conversion to islam, either is unacceptable.If we bring our troops home, they will follow us here.Were we in Iraq when the WTC was Bombed in the early 90's ? No, were we in Iraq when the USS Cole was Bombed ? No, were we in Iraq when 911 took place ? No.have we been attacked since ? No.We bring the troops home, ( and when that happens) they will follow us, and when it happens after a Democrat gets in Office, I will say ( I told you so )anyway thats what I feelNo, This is not a Cut-n-paste, These are my own words for those who accuse me of all the time of cutting -n-pasting.

[Ariel C]

Hillary absolutely unquestionably. As First Lady she travelled with Bill to numerous other countries and established good working foundations with them (without overly kissing Israel's a**).For religious reasons...to be honest, she's immensely highly thought of in India, and since I'm a Hindu convert...well, that's good enough for me! :-)

[AriellB]

Obama.

[aris]

Obama's my #1 thus far. A great speaker, good for the US image, and seems to be a real change in what we've been offered for the past few decades. He seems to handle pressure well, and I haven't seen him make an issue out of his faith.McCain is my #2. I don't like the republican/pseudo-christian affiliation that has surfaced. He will have no choice but to play up to it, as it worked for the party already. I do like his logical approach and honesty with the middle east. However, again, his party affiliation and good-ole-boy best interests means we'll be there for too long. The businesses making money off of all of this are taking it from the US taxpayers. I'm not OK with that.Hillary is # never. Early on I was looking forward to see what she'd bring to the table. In my eyes, she's just another same-old politician playing for the democratic side. No change, nothing new. She's even gotten to the point that she lies when she doesn't even need to.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=It6JN7ALF7YI do not trust the woman, and I think she would destroy this country worse than a hardliner republican.

[arilynna]

Aussie Here Hes Just Like The Twit We Chucked Out Of Office They Believe Their Own Bull dust , And Until ALL You Americans Get Up Off You're Butts And Vote With Numbers & vote for Obama.You'll Keep Getting These Idiots like BushComplete detachment from reality. We were dumb enough to fall for the lies once and look where it got us. Apparently he thinks we're going to be dumb enough to fall for it again. Sorry but I think there are very few left who believe anything Mr. Bush says. "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me". Unlike Bush at least I can get that saying right.This was the last hope in 1968 of change. Obama represents that hope now with the people reaching to a leader and them reaching back. It was a time of possibility. A moment when the American Dream could become something more than an ideal, but also a reality. JFK, MLK, and RFK represented that and so much more, but it was a dangerous concept to stand up and offer that to one and all. It came at a terrible cost. That is why America is still a wounded land. http://youtube.com/watch?v=kwFHBjOwTqchttp://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=-e7bhsziwJ...