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10 Reasons to VOTE (for Obama!) On Tuesday
Posted by Scott on 3rd November, 2008 | 14 commentsWho am I? See: Forbes | WSJ | 2008 Inc 5000 | About Page | My Company
10. Starbucks will give you a free tall coffee for voting!
9. Nearly 35,000 men and women have died or have been wounded in Iraq defending our freedoms. No more families should lose their sons and daughters, husbands, wives, fathers and mothers to this war. Obama will end it, McCain will not. Palin even revealed that McCain would like to attack Iran during his first 100 days in office. Can we really afford another warmonger?
8. Biotech companies are closer than ever to curing forms of blindness and healing totally severed spinal cords, even in the face of massive political pressure, but these companies need funding and public support. Even cellular aging could be a thing of the past with the right technologies and research, enabling healthy lifespans of 150+ years. These biotech companies are making discoveries, but there is a lack of resources out there to develop the technologies. Only one candidate will truly give this field what it needs to succeed.
7. If you work for the man, by law, your employer must give you time off of work. With long lines, that could mean hours off of work just to vote.
6. Our planet is becoming an inhospitable place to live, and our children will pay the price of living in a very different world: one devoid of many of the species that exist today, and one whose climate is unfriendly, with existing large population centers under water. We must stand up to big business and do what is right, while creating jobs and keeping energy costs low. We must learn to use the energy that is abundant: solar, wind, geothermal. We are resourceful and we can do it. Obama plans to create 25% of our electricity from clean energy by 2025.
5. If you earn less than $250,000, your taxes will decrease.
4. The world supports Obama. A BBC poll from September found that Obama was preferred 4 to 1 over McCain on average across the 22 foreign countries surveyed. We need a president who will reach out and communicate with our neighbors, not shun them.
3. We simply cannot afford a president Palin. She is grossly ill-equipped to lead our nation. If I was on the fence, adding Palin to the ticket would ensure that I’d never vote for the candidate who chose her. 57% of registered voters polled by CNN this week agreed that Palin “does not have the personal qualities a president should have.” Yet, at age 70, there is a real chance that McCain will not survive 4 to 8 years in office.
2. McCain voted with Bush 95% of the time. 95%! McCain is not Bush, but as far as his positions are concerned, he’s within 5% of being a Bush clone. This, according to FactCheck.org. You will not get change from a candidate who voted the same as the incumbant 95% of the time.
1. I grew up in Texas. I was a conservative until I moved to California. I was raised one way, and thought that’s how I was supposed to be, until I heard other views and began to see that not only did I not want to support conservatives, I wanted to be 100% democrat across the board - people change, and it’s important to expose yourself to alternative views because you might just like them.
If you’re a republican undecided voter, consider this: you’re undecided for a reason, the guy you might normally vote for is giving you serious pause. Go with your gut. You don’t have to love and marry the candidate. You don’t have to tell anyone who you voted for, and you don’t have to vote republican now simply because you always have before. Choose the candidate you think will move our country forward and begin to correct the missteps of the past 8 years with the environment, energy, free passes and handouts to big business, the mortgage mess, the economy and national debt, healthcare, the war.
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You are so damn right. I’m from Switzerland and honestly if you guys keep on with another republican acting like he’s Chuck Norris, the whole world will hate the American’ administration even more.
The whole world is looking upon you guys, vote for a smart guy and not for an old grandpa.
And PS: Consider abolishing your 2-party system. That’d be nice as well. 3rd-parties still have no power at all in the states.
It’s refreshing to hear a full-throated defense of Obama within the IM niche … I’ve read more nonsensical scare-mongering from right wingers that I care to in recent weeks. Good for you.
I moved to California for a year and half. It further cemented my conservative Republican views after living there and dealing with all the liberal nutjobs and democrats out there.
I moved to Arizona for a year and half. It further cemented my liberal Democratic views after living there and dealing with all the neocon wingnuts and republicans out there.
You also have a great Senator, and soon to be President, there, too.
Wow! I give you credit for publicly supporting Obama on your site even though you know it may alienate a part of your readership. Good for you to point out all your reasons in a clear, non-argumentative fashion.
Go Obama!!!! Get out and vote!!
To be honest, I don’t really need more reasons to vote for obama. But great to have people out here feeling the same pain. OBAMA for President.
No 4 is soooo right, everyone I speak to in the UK thinks McCain is too old, too much like Bush and his running partner is such an idiot he obviously has poor judgement.
Obama is the clear choice.
Well I’ll have to be honest. It doesn’t look to me, that these are reasons enough to convince me to vote with Obama. However, they’re good reasons on why I’d do it.
obama should win he would change our country in ways mccain couldnt. obama is more intelligent. he cares more about america then mccain. he is energy safe. he wants to help us not put us down.obama would be a great president. mccain is following in bushes foot steps.
you are right!
Well it’s final
Obama won. Good job America 
This was an exhausting race for obama, mccain, and america. Hopefully we will prosper in the future, and the country can come together.
YES, I voted for obama and he won. I made a difference