Sorry, folks but i really do not support McCain, have never in my life voted republican, don't plan to start now. That said, I'd rather cut off my arm than vote for a generically opportunistic fraud like Obama.

I don't believe for a minute anyone who says they live in a rural area and are seeing support for Obama.

If you want to know why, I'm right here and election day should make that way more than clear to you if you aren't.

Anybody can get on these posts and pretend that they are writing from green acres. But anyone who says they are seeing rural support for obama is either in a place where there is a sizable rural African-American population or they are just flat out lying on these posts.

It is what it it is. There isn't any rural support for Obama. Never was, never will be. You may have foisted him onto the ticket, but you can't make any of us vote for him. And we won't.

Think I'm lying? What's stopping your from finding out for yourself? Put down that Kool-aid, go three hours out of the city and into any small-town cafe. If you are hearing about Obama at all you merely must be in a college town. Check your map. Most aren't.

You do realize you are talking about the same people who voted in Bush twice. What makes you think they've gone anywhere, and Obama certainly has not given them any reason to vote for him.

I was pretty startled to see in some article somewhere that Republicans simply never vote for anyone who isn't. I never thought about it until I realized that I used to be a democrat and have never yet, and never will vote for a republican president. But because of no trust in Obama there is demographically a whole new category of people like me -- ex-democrats. Newly minted Independents.

I guess you'll just have to find that out the first week of November

Again, where do you think an Obama majority is going to come from? He's not Tinkerbell. All your wishing, bullying, genuflecting-- it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that vote. And you flat-out don't.

-gala1