I understand the need to advertisements for politicians, but I'm already sick of the slanderous ads. You never know what to believe. Even though I know who I am going to vote for already, I just wish we could tell when a politician is telling the truth and when they are lying. I don't like the ads where people are portrayed as the original anything. Aren't we all original by definition? It seems like one candidate comes out with an ad and then the other candidate has to counter the previous ad with one of their own.
You don't know who to believe after awhile. I am a liberal American, but I know when to say enough. I say enough with the ads. If the voters who were undecided actually cared about politics they would take the time to get to know each candidate stance on the issues. They would intelligently pay attention to their ads that just bash each other on one thing or another. Though I have to say the McCain ads have been attacking Obama more on character than on policy. I like that Obama is attacking McCain on his decisions not because of who he is as a person.
I don't know what these next few months are going to be like, but I can say without a certainty that I will be flipping the station no matter what parties political ad is on the TV. I'm hoping that we elect someone that will actually change the policies and not keep them the way that they are. I can say without certainty as well, that I don't believe this is going to happen unless we elect Obama/Biden into the White House. That's just how I believe. I've looked at both candidates, I've seen what each stands for and Obama makes me hopeful. He makes me believe in politics again. If a candidate can do that for me, I would think he could do that for anyone.
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Sunday, September 7, 2008
Politics
Politics are a passion of mine. I often find myself watching both parties to be able to see what each side has to offer. I have to say though, that the Obama/Biden ticket follows closest to my heart. I have been a liberal for a long time. Though I still listen to both parties, I find myself wanting passionately to vote for Obama.
I have watched Obama since the 2004 DNC and I have been inspired by him ever since. When I heard that he was running for the presidency on the Democratic ticket for 2008 I had a hard time listening to the other side. I have to admit that I have voted Democratic in the past, but Obama makes me hopeful. He makes me feel inspired about politics again. I haven't felt this way in a long time and I don't really want to lose it. Obama makes me want to vote for him. I feel like I'm voting for him because he believes in what I believe in.
I haven't been this passionate in politics in a long time. Granted I've only be able to vote for the last two elections but still. I find myself wanting to vote rather than feeling like it's my civic duty. I am happy to participate in this years election. I only hope that he ticket that I'm voting for will actually win. Otherwise I fear I lose my hope in the system that this country holds itself to so dear.
I have watched Obama since the 2004 DNC and I have been inspired by him ever since. When I heard that he was running for the presidency on the Democratic ticket for 2008 I had a hard time listening to the other side. I have to admit that I have voted Democratic in the past, but Obama makes me hopeful. He makes me feel inspired about politics again. I haven't felt this way in a long time and I don't really want to lose it. Obama makes me want to vote for him. I feel like I'm voting for him because he believes in what I believe in.
I haven't been this passionate in politics in a long time. Granted I've only be able to vote for the last two elections but still. I find myself wanting to vote rather than feeling like it's my civic duty. I am happy to participate in this years election. I only hope that he ticket that I'm voting for will actually win. Otherwise I fear I lose my hope in the system that this country holds itself to so dear.
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