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Well in Arizona, unless 38,000 Hispanic voters are going to be getting Voter Fraud letters in the mail from Andrew Thomas, we need to have our Secretary of State Jan Brewer recuse herself and find out why those votes were challenged or considered Provisional ballots that were uncounted for .........unknown reasons given.

If a person has to have a valid id, drivers license and provides one, and receives a ballot, when did it become a provisional ballot and why?

It appears the State only challenged the vote, and not the voter. If there are 38,000 voters whom committed voter fraud they need to be arrested and charged. If not then, Secretary Jan Brewer needs to explain it.

38,000 votes is a make it or break it in ARizona. The hispanic vote, the now challenged vote, provisional ballot in arizona is very important for Democrats and Independents alike.

That is the only way John McCain can even come close to winning Arizona. Only if 38,000 caged provisional ballots are still caged provisional ballots that have already caged 38,000 voters who go to the same polls with the same identification, with the same ending no vote challenge by the State, aka Jan Brewer.

John McCain has costed Arizonians too much and he has gotten a free pass far too long in this state.

How much revenue did Arizonians receive from his Suncor Development Federal Land Swap that is under investigation right now. $100,000 donation, and we got what? Stroked again, QWEST has to love him for all his Senatorial due dilligence he did on their behalf.

Ron, you know as well as any layman, that polls can be constued, manipilated, to favor one or the other. They are neither accurate or reliable.
I have to laugh at the experience question. Neither one has had the experience of being president yet, so they are both even as far as presidential experience on that subject.

According to a recent POLL 73% of american disapprove of the wars so how can the numbers change so drastically in support of McCain who wants the wars to last for a 100 years if need be? Most water/flouride drinking americans are fooled by these numbers and cant figure out its all propaganda.

Looks like one of our resident left-wing radicals has jumped in with one of their other names.

The CLEAR CHOICE is John McCain. As a voter, I'm not doing as Ron Hoon thinks I should and only look at the Iraq issue. McCain's position is that we need to stay, and Obama represents "change" according to Hoon and other Obama supporters. So like a sucker, I'm supposed to vote for Obama based on his campaign's slogan "Change - yes we can." Sorry Ron, I think for myself. Obama has only been a US Senator since Bush started serving his 2nd Presidential term. He does not have the experience, nor the knowledge to be President of this country. Change? Sure. But all change is not good. A change to communism and high taxes would be a BAD THING.

Not to mention, this country would be WEAK on national security again. Yes, NATIONAL SECURITY which is still very important. Some Americans no longer care because in their idiotic mindset we haven't been hit since 9/11, so it's not likely to happen again. That's Bull. It is likely to happen again. We haven't been hit since 9/11 because Bush went on the offensive and took the fight to the enemy. Say what you want about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, but they have crippled al-Qaida and other terrorist organizations. Obama will throw out the Patriot Act, making it harder for our intelligence to catch the al-Qaida members living in the Unites States (yes, they are here) communicating or sending money overseas in support of terrorism. He will release all terrorist suspects in US custody - such as the ones at Guantanamo who haven't yet been released. Liberals would have you believe they are innocent. The fact is, they were caught on the bat

I gotta go with msinfo62. We're such a long way from Nov.

The strange thing is that both candidates know that their choice in VP could actually make or break them.

I will say right now that there is no way I would remotely consider voting for Obama if he chooses sHrillary as his running mate. In fact, he will have to really come up with someone that has the ultimate track record.

On the other hand, there are a few people that McPain can choose that could completely turn me off.

I can't see him choosing Ron Paul, but that would be a big NO GO for me.

Then again, sHriallary having no vote in the senate would be a step down for her. In a twisted way, that isn't such a bad idea, except too many people close to the Clintoons wind up dead and Obama would be moved to the top of their "list."

What a dilemma...

If you want to know what kind of president Barack Obama will be, look no further than his sponsorship of the fingerprint registry bill now wending its way through the Senate. Obama apparently has no reservations when it comes to robbing Americans of their freedom. The corporate media does not believe Obama’s backing of this bill warrants mention, but the Heritage Foundation does:

So cough up your fingerprints MSINFO cuz in Obamas eyes your a criminal, we all are and we will be forced to submit our fingerprints to the gov so they can make a nice little database and set you up when they want for any crime they please.

Sens. Diane Feinstein (D-Calif.) and Mel Martinez (R-Fla.) authored a bill (with 11 co-sponsors, including Sen. Barack Obama) that was incorporated into a housing bill passed by the Senate Banking Committee 19-2 before the Memorial Day recess — a bill that creates a national fingerprint registry.

McCain described Cheney as one of the best vice presidents ever:

At a July 15 appearance in Michigan, McCain dampened the speculation by calling Cheney “one of the most capable, experienced, intelligent and steady vice presidents this country has ever had.”

I already coughed up my fingerprints and have a valid fingerprint clearance card.

Frankly, I don't care if Obama placed his hand on his left butt cheek.

I think the Koran is as worthy a book to read as teh Bible is. In fact, if people read both, they would be lots less ignorant.

Our country has had problems and has been screwed up long before Bush and Cheney ever came along.

There are mistakes that date back to the Eisenhower administration and mistakes that date back to Washington and Jefferson and the rest of the good ol' boys.

Getting it all fixed isn't going to be happening by a raving zealot.

Looking back at all of the pieces of the problems in this country, as well as, global problems, along with international problems and relationships takes a think tank and not just one man or woman.

Both McPain and Obama need to choose wisely in picking their VP and be able to move from there to put together the better think tank.

If you truly believe that one man or one woman is what has or will make a difference in the way our country is headed, you are clearly more ignorant than one could possibly imagine.