My issue with Obama Options

[Hartmann]

Alright, so I have no problem with Obama not putting his hand over his heart during the pledge or national anthem but I do have an issue with him not explaining why.

He skirts the question every time, usually responding, "This is the classic dirty trick of the campaign.". He his making some sort of statement by not doing this and I want to know what it is.

[Mommy]

Just found out this morning my husband has been attached to an infantry unit in Georgia. While he is medical, this does increase the likelihood of him being sent to Iraq sometime in the next year or two. He will be in the green zone the entire time working in a hospital, but it still sucks. I told him this morning I'm voting for Obama (of course, I was kidding) so that we can pull out of Iraq so he doesn't have to go. Honestly, Obama has no real solutions to the issue in Iraq though and I still would vote for McCain any day of the week over him. The fact that most of our troops support McCain has to say something about Obama. I mean, they are the ones being sent over there; yet, people who safely sit at home and watch and read liberal biased media are the ones saying vote for Obama because he has solutions to the war in Iraq... he will bring us home. Yeah, sure *rolleyes* That's why I support McCain on this issue...because friends in Iraq and friends that have been there and soldiers that have potential to go there still support the conservative agenda on the war. In my opinion, they would know better than anyone else.

And the fact that Obama refuses to put his hand over his heart is a GIGANTIC red flag for me. Seriously, when will people open their eyes?

I'm not so concerned about his lack of experience to be honest with you. Sure, McCain has a hell of a lot more experience in politics and the military, but I'm gonna give Obama the benefit of the doubt on this one. I mean, Bush was just a lawyer before becoming governor of Texas, which is largely a ceremonial position in our state. That isn't what I would consider a lot of experience. Yeah, there have definitely been a lot of mishaps during his presidency, but I attribute that more to policy-making decisions as opposed to lack of leadership experience. Plus, I feel Bush has had a very difficult run as president because of the incidents that have occurred (Sept. 11th of course beginning it all). I don't know how anyone would have handled that any better. Plus, after having been attacked by a terrorist, I can see how the Bush administration would want to eliminate a past and potential future threat to our security (Saddam Huessin).

In summary, Obama is a moron...not because of his lack of leadership/political experience; but more because of his policy on Iraq, his failure to display patriotism toward a country he wants to lead, and his racist comments toward people who "cling to their guns and religion" aka backwoods Pennsylvanians.