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ok, let's get political
Sep. 5th, 2008 04:35 pmI'll keep this brief.
There are folks who are dead certain that they think Obama would be the best president. There are also, likewise, folks who think McCain would be the best candidate. This isn't so much about them. I could write about why Obama is better than McCain, but that's been covered in great detail already by many more articulate writers than myself.
Now, what about everyone in the middle? How do you convince someone who's unsure that Obama would be the better candidate for them?
Even better-how do you convince them if they lean conservative? I ask this because most of you who read my journal are more liberal than the average American.
So have at it. I'll leave this unlocked.
And for those of you who read this and lean more to the right, what would it take to convince you to vote for Obama (if anything could)?
There are folks who are dead certain that they think Obama would be the best president. There are also, likewise, folks who think McCain would be the best candidate. This isn't so much about them. I could write about why Obama is better than McCain, but that's been covered in great detail already by many more articulate writers than myself.
Now, what about everyone in the middle? How do you convince someone who's unsure that Obama would be the better candidate for them?
Even better-how do you convince them if they lean conservative? I ask this because most of you who read my journal are more liberal than the average American.
So have at it. I'll leave this unlocked.
And for those of you who read this and lean more to the right, what would it take to convince you to vote for Obama (if anything could)?
