>>None of these 3 will get my vote. One of the perks of living in rural California is knowing that the infinite collective wisdom of the urban centers will dictate the direction of my state in national and statewide elections and I'm free to vote for the person I truly feel would be the best.
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>>I do not believe he is just another far left politician. I know that he is a charming, charismatic and dangerously radical Marxist whose ideas have been tried and failed catastrophically in recent history. He has the potential to recreate the economic malaise and foreign policy disasters of the 70s because if he's actually elected then I fully believe the Senate will achieve the Democratic super-majority needed to stop any filibuster.
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>>That being said I know we'll survive. As my father has said, "We survived Carter, we'll survive Obama." For that matter, he may be exactly what this country needs, ie a reminder of how detrimental Marxist policies are to the economic stability of this country and the safety of the world at large.
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>Careful - Carter didn't have the opportunity to turn the entire middle east over to terrorists, and terrorists did not have the resources and/or the sources (korea,pakistan,china,Russia,iran,syria,germany,france) to buy/create major weapons of mass destruction or the means to launch them on a theater-wide scale. Obama does and apparently will.
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Obama will turn the Middle East over to terrorists? What makes you think that? (Assuming for the sake of argument it is ours to turn over to anyone).