Johnny Said:

Are poor and middle class republicans that vote for McCain this election?

We Answered:

Socialism is not progressive and our economic interests will suffer under Obama. Especially with Pelosi, Frank, and the rest of the thieves in charge.

Dolores Said:

Who will the people who dont follow the election vote for?

We Answered:

definitely Obama!
These past 8 years of torture to American people speaks loudly for itself. No one in their right mind will vote for McSame.

Clifton Said:

Do you fear the democratic vote could once again be stolen election day 2008?

We Answered:

Yes
If they win this year
There better be someone looking into it.

Rose Said:

What is Motivating your Vote this Election Year?

We Answered:

Our foreign policy, first. America went from having everyone on our side in September 2001 to having the majority of people in other countries with a negative opinion of the United States.
http://pewglobal.org/reports/display.php…

We need a president who doesn't sing about bombing and talk a bunch of crap about Russia when American soldiers are on their third, fourth, fifth round in Iraq and Afghanistan. We cannot have more wars.

The economy, second. After everything that happened due to Republican economic policies (all the way back to Enron) McCain still thinks there should be no rules on Wall Street. That's just effing stupid.
http://thinkprogress.org/2008/09/21/mcca…

And Republicans are spending us into a hole so deep that every new American baby owes the government over $20,000 the second she's born.
http://www.cedarcomm.com/~stevelm1/usdeb…

Health care, third. It's ridiculous that in a supposedly non-third-world country like ours, people die of preventable diseases because they can't afford to go to a doctor. Obama's plan will fix that problem. McCain's will actually make the problem worse, as 20 million Americans will lose their health insurance, and he'll give them five thousand dollars to buy twelve thousand dollar plans.
http://www.prospect.org/csnc/blogs/ezrak…

Erik Said:

All people in an election voted for either Bob or Fred. Bob received 58 more percentage points of the vote tha?

We Answered:

Let's set up a system of equations:
Bob's % + Fred % must = 100%
So
B+F=100
If you take 58 points from Bob it is equal to Fred's point
B-58=F
Sub in F into top equation
B+B-58=100
2B=158
B= 79
so Fred got 21%

Adrian Said:

If you register for a Party before the Primaries, are you obligated to vote that Party for your election vote?

We Answered:

You can vote for absolutely anyone you want in the general election -- and limiting your vote is a federal offense.

The primary can be limited because it is really nothing more than a membership poll -- it has no legal effect on the general election, and only determines who your party is going to sponsor -- no different than the Sierra Club or NRA having a poll of their members to see who they are going to sponsor.

But the general election -- that is always an open field, regardless of how (or if) you are affiliated with any party.