I'm gonna get it out of the way. I'm a liberal Democrat, and I'm voting for Barack Obama in this upcoming election.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barack_obama#Political_positions I especially like how he defended FRD's New Deal social welfare policies, and I am fully behind us getting the troops out of Iraq. We don't need to be over there, but at this point, we "need" to be over there as a sort of "babysitter" so things don't get worse. It's a waste of taxpayer's dollars, that's what it is. We need to keep our troops home and focus on our own damn problems, take care of our economy.
I was never for Hillary Clinton when she was trying to get the nomination. I like most of her issues, BUT...I don't think she would've been working for the greater good of the country. In my opinion, Hillary was running for Hillary, for a position of power. That loan she took out to herself just to fund her campaign raised my eyebrows. With the economy problems the way they are in America now, who's to say that she wouldn't run America into either bigger debt? Believe me, the fact that I didn't want Hillary Clinton as the Democrat nominee doesn't make me anti-feminist. It just means that I just didn't want HER with the nomination.
Because believe me, I'm a feminist, but I do NOT like the idea of Sarah Palin as John McCain's running mate. Just because she's a woman isn't going to make me want to vote for McCain in the upcoming election.
As for me, a single, working white woman in her mid-20s with no kids of my own, I don't have a favorable view of Sarah Palin. "I'm pro-life, and I'm all for abstinence, but my teenage daughter's pregnant, and she's going to have her baby! Isn't that great?!" NO, it's NOT great. That makes you look like a freaking hypocrate. I have seen all of my cousins get knocked up while in high school, had to drop out, and they all milk welfare and food stamps and don't do any REAL work while I actually finished high school, currently busting my ass working full-time, and can't afford the sort of luxuries that they've been able to get on food stamps/welfare, all because they got knocked up when they were younger.
Am I bitter? YES. How does this affect my view of Sarah Palin? Your daughter's been knocked up and she's having the baby. Good for you. Good for your daughter. It's her choice. You gonna help support her ass, aren't you? Or is she going to be a welfare/food stamps bitch taking advantage of us working Americans? Why don't you do advise John McCain--you know, the one who's actually running for PRESIDENT--to do something about welfare reform if he gets elected so I have a better view of people like your daughter?
I'm not slamming everyone on welfare or food stamps because there are some people who really do need that sort of help, but there are FAR too many Americans totally taking advantage of it, and people like me pay tax money to support them.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barack_obama#Political_positions I especially like how he defended FRD's New Deal social welfare policies, and I am fully behind us getting the troops out of Iraq. We don't need to be over there, but at this point, we "need" to be over there as a sort of "babysitter" so things don't get worse. It's a waste of taxpayer's dollars, that's what it is. We need to keep our troops home and focus on our own damn problems, take care of our economy.
I was never for Hillary Clinton when she was trying to get the nomination. I like most of her issues, BUT...I don't think she would've been working for the greater good of the country. In my opinion, Hillary was running for Hillary, for a position of power. That loan she took out to herself just to fund her campaign raised my eyebrows. With the economy problems the way they are in America now, who's to say that she wouldn't run America into either bigger debt? Believe me, the fact that I didn't want Hillary Clinton as the Democrat nominee doesn't make me anti-feminist. It just means that I just didn't want HER with the nomination.
Because believe me, I'm a feminist, but I do NOT like the idea of Sarah Palin as John McCain's running mate. Just because she's a woman isn't going to make me want to vote for McCain in the upcoming election.
As for me, a single, working white woman in her mid-20s with no kids of my own, I don't have a favorable view of Sarah Palin. "I'm pro-life, and I'm all for abstinence, but my teenage daughter's pregnant, and she's going to have her baby! Isn't that great?!" NO, it's NOT great. That makes you look like a freaking hypocrate. I have seen all of my cousins get knocked up while in high school, had to drop out, and they all milk welfare and food stamps and don't do any REAL work while I actually finished high school, currently busting my ass working full-time, and can't afford the sort of luxuries that they've been able to get on food stamps/welfare, all because they got knocked up when they were younger.
Am I bitter? YES. How does this affect my view of Sarah Palin? Your daughter's been knocked up and she's having the baby. Good for you. Good for your daughter. It's her choice. You gonna help support her ass, aren't you? Or is she going to be a welfare/food stamps bitch taking advantage of us working Americans? Why don't you do advise John McCain--you know, the one who's actually running for PRESIDENT--to do something about welfare reform if he gets elected so I have a better view of people like your daughter?
I'm not slamming everyone on welfare or food stamps because there are some people who really do need that sort of help, but there are FAR too many Americans totally taking advantage of it, and people like me pay tax money to support them.