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Once again I find myself voting against someone instead of being enthusiastic about a candidate. I never thought McCain would be the nominee because he's angered too many Republicans for being too liberal. But now that he's the nominee, a vote for McCain is a vote against Obama, so that's the way I voted on my early ballot. After the election, the only things I want to hear about Obama are confirmation of all the rumors and whisperings that I'm hearing now - that he is a close associate of that domestic terrorist guy, that he's an enthusiastic member of that church whose leader is a horrible racist America-hater, that he's still a Socialist who wants to take money out of my wallet and give it to people who don't deserve to have it, and that he was born in Kenya and his birth certificate saying he was born in Hawaii is a fake. I want to see even the most wack-a-loon barking moonbat Democrat to open his eyes and say "Wow, look how bad this guy is, and we almost elected him President. I guess we'd better be more careful with the next candidate."

Jim, in the US, Democrats are the "left wing" or liberal. They want the government to take care of every citizen from cradle to grave. They want a huge government that regulates every part of your life and takes money from those who earned it to give to those who didn't. Republicans are "right wing" or conservative. They want a small government that interferes very little with the lives of its citizens. They believe in personal responsibility and free enterprise. One of the biggest differences between the two is on the issue of health care. Democrats will tell you that the US health care system is broken because some people can't get medical services for free. Actually, the health care system is the same as it's always been. It's a service that you pay for when you use it. It's like a bakery, for example - if you want to walk out of the bakery with a loaf of bread, you'd better be prepared to pay for it when you walk in. If you need medical care, the doctor will work out a payment plan with you because he doesn't work for free. Our health care system isn't broken, it's just different from what the Democrats want it to be. And as most Republicans say, "If you think health care is expensive now, just wait until the government starts running it."