On another note, endorsements seem also to be the way to catch the “flip-flopping disease”......Romney endorsed McCain and then McCain flip-flopped on his stance for torture.

I was actually looking forward to voting Republican for the first time in my life, but it looking more and more like I’ll have to just do a writ-in……

And as some people have been misleading with statements about Irag and the economy: Iraq has improved greatly since the troop surge and I dare you to prove otherwise. The economy is not in a recession, you actually need a decrease rather than a growth to claim it as that. Unemployment is still at an all time low and the economy has has not stop growth for the past 6 years. Also, the defecit has decreased and continues to go down. If you want to control it more, get the Democrates to cut out the pork!

There was one thing that caught my attention though, the new catch phrase describing terrorist activity as the "transcendent threat of the 21st century". Based on the string of recent and recurring college, high school and city hall shootings, the United States has a healthy crop of home grown terrorists and perhaps it should address domestic gun control laws. This seems a more pressing and transcendent social illness than any foreign boogeyman may pose.

First Dr. Ron Paul should be president, but since he is more easily controlled, Obama is the guy.

Who are you people who think this is the same President Bush we have now? I'm sorry if this George H.W. Bush's Iraq War ended with a functioning government. The father is not the son, and his legacy should not be tainted as such.

For the first time in my life, I'm voting for a Democrat. Yikes. I'm scared, but after hearing Obama speak, my heart tells me it is the right thing to do. He has that special quality all great leaders have – the ability to inspire and give people hope while at the same time bringing all sorts of different people together – it is really quite amazing to behold. Although I don't agree with all his policies, I haven't ever seen someone quite like him. Although my father tells me Obama reminds him of Bobby Kennedy.

Well, grammatically they are correct. A person belonging to the liberal party is know as a Democrat and a person belonging to the conservative party is known as a Republican. Therefore, a party belonging to the Democrats would be known as the Democrat Party and the party belonging to the Republicans would be known as the Republican party. If it were to be called the Democratic party then it's members should be known as Democratics not Democrats. Democratic party is an adjective which describes the parties organization and because the party uses delegates and doesn't use a direct vote, it is more of a process known as a Republican process. (The difference between a true democracy and a representative process known as a republic)

So please get the English straight.

In all honesty the way they've acted has tipped the tables for me to not support the Democratic party at all. It's like dealing with a child trying to get what they want – if you say no they get angry and yell and keep coming back for more. Meh.

Wake up, America...before it's too late!

I decide if Halliry can not make to the Dem top, then I will switch to Mccain. I don't like extreme wings of each party. I actually admire George H. W. Bush a lot. He is a hero to me, so does Mccain.

Lets see... if we add up the Iraq cost to our defense budget it'll cost us 60 trillion dollars in those 100 years.

That's everything a million people like myself could make working for 2000 years.

No thanks John. We need to find some resolution and figure out how to recreate this country. You don't survive off a service based economy.

Congrats on you Bush endorsement McCain.