I’m going to agree with Mr. ‘Anonymous’ here. Personally, I could care less about experience or anything like that. We have a Cabinet for that, to tell our president the best course of action from oodles and oodles of data and experiments. All we need is a president compitent enough to be able to discern facts and test them a little to make sure it’s sound and a good idea.
Our president needs to be able to unify people without alienating anyone. Our president needs to be able to speak to everyone, not just his followers. Most importantly, our president has to be able to talk to any political leader, no matter their status according to America. Peace is not made by silence; it is made by talking about it.
Now, I won’t say that Obama is the perfect candidate. No one is. But McCain is just another chip off of the political party block, no matter how much he’ll tell us he doesn’t care about party. Why do you think he ran as a republican? Why do you think he focuses on republican states? Obama does the same, but he’s also reaching out to the Republicans. His voice isn’t limited to just his own party.
It’s an interesting situation. I think our nation has a chance of changing. It’s all hinging on this election, whether or not people can see the world as it ought to be, not how it’s portrayed by liers and deciet.
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