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	Name:	MartiniMan -
	Subject:	The answer is they can't
	Date:	11/4/2008 8:38:26 AM

They typically can't provide any specific reasons why except they want hope and change and are responding to emotional but vacuous rhetoric. Anytime they mention a specific issue they are inundated with reasons why he will not do this or that and it makes them question the intelligence of their decision. That is why they will always try to point to supposed flaws in McCain...they point out the sliver in McCain's eyes while ignoring the plank in Obama. Case in point is the issue of experience. They won't vote for McCain because the alleged inexperienced Palin is a heartbeat away and yet they are going to vote for the heartbeat (Obamination) who has less experience. It makes no sense whatsoever but that is what we are dealing with in this cycle.

If you saw the Howard Stern stuff where he went out and found Obama voters and started asking them if they liked specific policies (but he used McCain's positions) and they were all for it. He even asked them what they thought about Obama's VP Sarah Palin and they were all enthusiastic. Sadly, these people have the potential to cancel out our votes.......