What is more important?

indy_maico
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Edited Date/Time 1/25/2012 8:50pm
What the candidates have done in the past?

Or what the candidates will do if elected?

Just wondering what most of you think.
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Bob693
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9/5/2008 7:49am
Both. You have to have something from their past to look at to see if what they are saying they will do in the future is believable.
`ol Ger
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9/5/2008 7:55am
The future is more important, and the past is only a frail barometer of the future.
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9/5/2008 8:00am
Bob693 wrote:
Both. You have to have something from their past to look at to see if what they are saying they will do in the future is...
Both. You have to have something from their past to look at to see if what they are saying they will do in the future is believable.
Then one can only believe McCain will be the same as Bush since he voted along with him 90% of the time in 2007 and since 2001 has been in agreement with him 89% of the time
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9/5/2008 8:10am
Bob693 wrote:
Both. You have to have something from their past to look at to see if what they are saying they will do in the future is...
Both. You have to have something from their past to look at to see if what they are saying they will do in the future is believable.
flarider wrote:
Then one can only believe McCain will be the same as Bush since he voted along with him 90% of the time in 2007 and since...
Then one can only believe McCain will be the same as Bush since he voted along with him 90% of the time in 2007 and since 2001 has been in agreement with him 89% of the time
When did Bush vote? I didn't know he voted...

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9/5/2008 8:19am Edited Date/Time 9/5/2008 8:22am
Bob693 wrote:
Both. You have to have something from their past to look at to see if what they are saying they will do in the future is...
Both. You have to have something from their past to look at to see if what they are saying they will do in the future is believable.
flarider wrote:
Then one can only believe McCain will be the same as Bush since he voted along with him 90% of the time in 2007 and since...
Then one can only believe McCain will be the same as Bush since he voted along with him 90% of the time in 2007 and since 2001 has been in agreement with him 89% of the time
Not to be contrary, well actually yes to be contrary, consider that McCain is opposed to Bush 10% of the time and IF you were interested in drawing a conclusion as to what type of Presidency McCain would have, understanding what that 10% of opposition consisted of is crucial. I.E. if you and I agreed on 99 things out of one hundred would we be the same? What if that 1 thing we disagree on is that I believe you will have no personal freedom? Are we still the same? Any idea what percentage of the time the Messiah voted with President Bush?
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9/5/2008 8:23am
How often did Obama vote along with Bush? 86% of the time?

How often do McCain and Obama vote alike? 87.5%

I honestly don't know, but I bet it would shock some people...
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9/5/2008 8:23am
morals dictate what an individual does in the future........and tons of cash! Smile
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The past. The future is only rhetoric.
`ol Ger
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9/5/2008 9:32am
The Christian gospel (good news) is more concerned about where you are going, then where you have been.
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9/5/2008 10:40am
My concern is what promises can be kept from the campaign trail, as opposed to what's being said to get elected.

Good luck figuring those two out...
9/5/2008 10:44am
jonjon714 wrote:
How often did Obama vote along with Bush? 86% of the time? How often do McCain and Obama vote alike? 87.5% I honestly don't know, but...
How often did Obama vote along with Bush? 86% of the time?

How often do McCain and Obama vote alike? 87.5%

I honestly don't know, but I bet it would shock some people...
and Obams voted the party line 100%
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9/5/2008 10:53am
Yeah, and he should've been voting with Bush's policies all along, because those are working out so well

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