Frances Said:

Does either party fully stand behind the Constitution?

We Answered:

Nope they don't; the Constitution represents a limit to Federal power, and neither party want to be restrained by it. I think the Libertarian Party comes closest to actually standing behind it, but who knows how well they or any other small third-party would do if they became as powerful as the top two.

As for the people who are answering saying the Constitution is merely a "guide", seem to be completely missing the fact that the Constitution is the SUPREME Law of the Land. That's not something to take lightly or to question the relevance of, it is the body of the MOST relevant laws of the nation. As it is also the document that spells out the very powers of all branches of Government, so one can't be consistent in belittling the authority of the Constitution and yet accept the authority of Presidents and Congressmen and Judges that violate it, otherwise you're accepting a Government that grants itself whatever powers it desires without limit or restraint. And the Constitution is designed with a process in order to change it, it's spelled out in Article V, so there's no excuse to just go ahead and warp the interpretation of it in order to get it to mean what you want.

It'd be so great if both parties could just understand those simple facts, it could have saved this nation so much trouble.

Leslie Said:

Wouldn't the polls tonight be less crowded if the Republicans just voted on Wednesday night?

We Answered:

Vote for me, I was in a war! And my VP can see russia from her house!

Neil Said:

I posted A question on here about If the republican were upset about the palm writing incident?

We Answered:

This is as much as a non issue as a president using a teleprompter during a speech.

Paul Said:

Did you read that the Republcans are funding Nadar again hoping that this will defeat the Democrates in 2008?

We Answered:

yeah.... how is nadar going to beat the Democrats if he isnt running?

Brandy Said:

Will the Republican's Loose the White House?

We Answered:

Obama's list of 56 DOCUMENTED LIES ...and still growing



56 Obama had stated six times he would take Publice Finance and challenged McCain to do the same..Lie
55 On June 5, Obama stated that Israel must remain undivided; June 6 on CNN he reversed his position
54 To further his own agenda, Obama grossly overstates the number of potential African-American votes in MS, GA, SC
53 Promise of $2500 reduction in Healthcare premiums needs billions in Admin cost savings by 2012: not possible
52 Obama omits to mention his 3 week trip to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan until it slips out trying to out-do Clinton
51 Obama claims McCain wants to wage a lengthy war in Iraq: Video proves Obama's lying
50 Obama claimed he never prayed in a mosque; his campaign had to retract that statement
49 Obama dishonestly used endorsements in ads to pump up his healthcare plan
48 Claims he never discussed politics with Pastor; rebutted by photo of Obama with team of lobbyists led by Wright
47 Obama, an expert at parsing words, claimed he wasn't familiar with the word "Clintonian"; then changed his story
46 Despite reeking of cigarettes, Obama denied smoking to ABC; now admits smoking on MSNBC
45 Obama said he'd meet unconditionally with Leader of Iran: now claims he "didn't have Ahmadinejad in mind"
44 Obama claims he is using public financing to avoid special interests: WSJ nails his switcheroo
43 Obama's rhetoric claims more young black men in jail than college: BoJ Stats disprove
42 Claims he never said he was a proponent of single-payer universal healthcare; Video proves he did
41 Obama claims remarks to industrialists were greeted with silence, shows he can deliver tough message: video of ovation
40 Obamas claim you dont rip opponents & leave on roadside:he did to Alice Palmer
39 Obama denies saying Indiana could be tie-breaker: he did
38 Obama omits that Pastor Wright led divestiture campaign from Israel
37 Obama claims Church not controversial; he lied since 86
36 Lied about intention of taking US out of NAFTA
35 Obamas claim poverty growing up: both distort reality
34 Obama denies meeting Saddam's Auchi; sworn Fed. witness places Obama at undisclosed party for Auchi at Rezkos
33 Obama lies about not attacking Clinton over her Bosnia lies
32 Obama claims he passed ethics reform; ABC News shows he lied
31 Obama says he's consistently opposed NAFTA; in October 2007 he supported expansion to Peru
30 Obama claims he's above dirty political tricks; Clinton proves he lies
29 Obama claims his "bitter" remarks were mangled; then repeats attacks on guns religion and angry people
28 Obama claims never said he wouldn't wear US flag-pin; video shows he did
27 Obama says he did no favors for Rezko;untrue; he lobbied for him
26 Changes story repeatedly re Rezko's help in buying mansion
25 Obama claims he never supported a ban on handguns; he has twice
24 Obama claims stays at UCC as Pastor acknowledged comments were inappropriate; Wright never made this statement
23 Campaign is beholden to "only the people" as unlike McCain/Clinton he does not take lobbyist /PAC money; LIES!
22 Claims campaign never called Canada to say Obama not truthful re wanting leave NAFTA; smoking gun memo proves lied
21 Mrs Obama admits she's never been proud of America; Video disproves Sen. Obama's later claim she was misquoted
20 Claimed would not run for President
19 Claims famous in Il. for not letting lobbyists even buy him lunch; took from teachers, trial lawyers, hospital admins
18 Claims his parents met at Selma civil rights march; Washington Post noted it occurred 4 yrs after Obama's birth
17 BO claims courageously opposed war in 2002 during US Senate campaign; He did not announce his senate bid until 2003
16 Claims he passes tough Nuclear Law; NYT uncovers he took Nuclear Industry pay-off and watered down the bill
15 Claimed he didn't know Rezko was corrupt when did a real estate deal with him; Chicago papers prove he lied
14 Claims does not accept money from Big Oil: Real Clear Politics proves he lied
13 Denies using his Hopefund PAC to influence endorsers; but the Washington Post reviewed the record and disagreed
12 Claims his State Chair is not a drug company lobbyist; Time magazine cries Bullshit
11 Lies about how much he received in campaign funds from Rezko; forced to significantly increase the amount twice
10 Claims he did not fill out the 1996 candidate questionaire; Politico proves he lied
9 Took credit for achievement of others in Chicago; resume puffing exposed by LA Times
8 Claims he kept no State Senate records; now he changes his story
7 Denies doubling wife's salary was due to becoming US Senator; omits within months he earmarked $1 million for hospital
6 Denied meeting Saddam bagman Auchi; now admits he was at his dinner but does not remember talking to him
5 Denies using his church for politics: IRS disagree
4 Claims he was unaware of Pastor Wrights 911 comments: NYT proves he lied
3 Claims his father was a goat-herd; actually he was a man of privilige
2 Claims not an active muslim as child; Indonesian paper proves he lied
1 Claims father linked to Kennedys; Washington Post proves he lied

Misty Said:

Do you want to vote for Obama and are a little worried about voting shenanigans?

We Answered:

I've already voted for him, absentee. I am worried about the shenanigans, but hoping fiercely for a landslide that will make them irrelevant. I know we aren't supposed to get complacent -- and I'm not: I've volunteered to drive people to the polls on election day -- but I'm hearing about significant Republican politicians jumping ship more and more now. It's amazing to follow this election campaign: fate has the tickets going tit for that in the "oops!" departments, but it seems that each with "oops!" that may send Obama back a few points (like this latest Biden gaff), some "yeah!" sends him foreward MORE, while an "oops!" in the McCain camp (like Palin's VP cluelessness) knocks the other ticket back even further.

Obama's all-states strategy is good protection against voter suppression. We need to remember it's the electoral college which matters, not the popular vote (and I think the EC also helps against voting issues by aggregating the vote).