Comments on: Do Hybrid Owners Prefer Obama?

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By: Sonic

Sonic — Wed, 14 May 2008 23:09:22 +0000

tomslyck says:
"I'm voting for the war hero"

Didn't he get captured by the enemy and then tortured for countless years? By your low standards everyone at GitMo is a "war hero"

Cool labels Tom! Probably a lot easier to choose who to vote for by applying simplistic labels to each of them than actually analyzing any of their policy decisions in the past or pledges for the future.

By: MR in LA

MR in LA — Wed, 14 May 2008 21:04:14 +0000

* I believe Obama is the best candidate still in the race.
* I prefer cappuccinos to lattes (that much warm milk make me sleepy).
* I haven't worn Birkenstocks since my Weimaraner ate the straps off of them
roughly nine years ago.
* My parents only established a trust after they retired when I was thirty-five years
old. I won't touch it until they have passed which I hope is many, many years from now.
* I own a Prius but my wife is the primary driver and she's still on the fence about the
whole Obama v Clinton thing.

By: tomslyck

tomslyck — Tue, 13 May 2008 19:29:00 +0000

Highlander Hybrid owner. I’m not voting for the female lawyer married to a male lawyer, nor the male lawyer married to a female lawyer. I’m voting for the war hero married to a beer distributor.

By: splashy

splashy — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 15:29:20 +0000

Don't own a Prius because it just doesn't have enough room for my spouse's paintings. Wish there were a hybrid van... we're thinking about getting a diesel so we can burn veggie oil.

Support Clinton because of her health care plan that has everyone involved.

Can't wear Birkenstocks because my feet are too wide.

Don't drink lattes - drink tea instead. Coffee doesn't agree with me very well.

So, don't fit any mold.

Oh, and what about Obama voting for the Cheney energy bill? How does that square with the folks driving Priuses? Or, do they let that slide, which is fine with me.

By: GR

GR — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:11:59 +0000

So Hal, are you saying you're NOT voting for Obama? :-)

Haha, this board is like flipping back and forth between Fox and CNN or MSNBC.

Trust fund? What's a trust fund? I do find lattes pretty tasty though...but don't drink them too often.

I'm not a hybrid owner...but I hope to buy a plug-in one day.

Wanting Universal Healthcare because you care about the health of a nation comprised of over 250 million people isn't Socialism and/or Communism. It's common sense. This will create more jobs in the healthcare industry as a result and hopefully alleviate many of the problems in that industry.

Both Obama and Hillary have really good plans for the environment and energy independence. McCain's plan is a little better than Bush's, but still not as aggressive as it needs to be.

Black people voted for white presidents their whole life. Now that blacks are excited about voting for a black president doesn't make them racist. He is just a good leader who happens to be black. (Or mixed if you prefer.)

When Obama was talking about typical white women he was talking about his grandmother who was born and raised in segregation...not white women today.

If you want to know about the accomplishments of the presidential candidates Randal, visit their websites, don't wait for Fox news to tell you. It's not that hard.

Solar energy, wind farms, energy independence. It's all intertwined with creating jobs, stimulating the economy, pulling out of Iraq, etc. This topic of voting for a president is important because it is intertwined with all of these topics as well.

I'm black, and I voted for Bush in '04 because I felt he may have ended up finding WMD's in Iraq or he would pull us out of that war. He didn't do either so it's time for a change.

OBAMA '08

By: RandalH

RandalH — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 07:27:43 +0000

Actually, Obama is proving himself to be the condescending jerk. You would have no way of knowing if he's the best man for the job because he's never accomplished anything, publicly or privately. As I said, and has been proven over and over again by the fact that even his supporters can't name an accomplishment, voting for Obama reflects what you would like to believe about yourself. And as is becoming increasingly apparent, the less he says the better the reflection. When he gets beyond "change" and away from the teleprompter, he starts putting his foot in his mouth.

If the Prius is the best car on the road, then I will take that into consideration the next time I buy a car. However, to really make a dent in fuel usage, the best options are to take mass transit (generally unavailable to me) or work from home (which I do increasingly).

By: Shines

Shines — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 21:03:33 +0000

No way would I vote for a racist and possible Muslim in "Christian" clothing.

Sounds like a statement from a Nazi in American clothing.

By: uktiger

uktiger — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 17:06:54 +0000

One of Dr. King's strengths was that he stressed that civil rights was NOT a political issue. It was an issue of right and wrong.

Environmentalism is the same.