Good thing Palin isn't running for President.

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And once again Scott skirts the issue. OK, I'll play. Since we know McCain feels the same way except for the creationism (I think) tell me what policies of his you agree with. No to gay marriage? No to abortion (Although in his defense he would allow it in cases of rape and incest)? What. I'm genuinely curious. Almost every person on here for Obama has stated unequivocally why they support him. I urge all of you to do the same.

Still waiting on why Scott thinks Obama is a Marxist. Not links to someone elses thoughts. But as he proved with this reply, he's very adept at avoiding the tough questions.

I wonder if Gibson had suggested to Palin that Georgia was visible from Alaska too, would Palin have known...?

I don't think Charlie is that clever.

I just saw a thing on the news about some gay Republican group. What the...

Why you would you align yourself with a party that the majority of thinks your a disease that can be cured with prayer or at the very least thinks your less than human.

I just saw a thing on the news about some gay Republican group. What the...

"We need a symbol that says we're Gay AND republican..."
               (SIMPSONS pink elephant balloon floats in open window.)
"No... too obvious..."

William:

In fairness to Scott he has said that he is left leaning as it pertains to social issues (presumably gay rights, abortion and the like) but right leaning on matters of fiscal policy and national defense.  Scott was a supporter of Senator Clinton's.  The question I posed, that remains unaswered, is how does the policies pertaining to Fiscal Policy and National Defense proposed by Senator Clinton differ substantively from that of Senator Obama?  What is the difference between Senator Clinton and Barack Obama that is driving him to vote for Senator McCain? 

I don't think Charlie is that clever.

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He could have exposed her seven-ways-from-Sunday. Instead, at worst (best), he came on like an annoyed school marm.

Charlie.

She kept injecting his name into every answer -- "Yes, Charlie... Right, Charlie... Well, Charlie... You see, Charlie."

Obama wants BIG government.  He wants to expand it way more than I am comfortable with.  That is how he is like a Marxist.

I don't like "BIG" Government either but in no way is anything proposed by Barack Obama, or Hillary Clinton for that matter, even closely resembeling Marxisim (or even, truthfully, socialism).  Refering to it as Marxism is comical.

What, Scott, is the substantive difference in policy between Senator Clinton and Senator Obama that caused you to support her and oppose him?  Third time I've asked.  Do you feel its an unfair question?

Edited to add:

Scott provided an answer some posts after this one.