You fear the economy improving? What kind of a person are you?

The kind who looks at the future and the big picture rather than 5 minutes from now.

Does that make you the type of person who wants it now, cost to the future be damned?

Wait, Jon - now that I think about it, I can't recall what it was that you're so afraid of with Obama - I know you think America will fall apart if he wins, but why?

What, specifically, will he do that will destroy America?

Can you give me some examples of substantive issues or policies where Obama is significantly more liberal than Clinton?

It would easy to answer if Obama actually had a hard plan instead of fluffy buzz words of vague change (I previously posted several things he mentioned that I disagree with).  Even if he had actually voted once in a while rather than abstaining it would have helped.  He's way too soft militarily speaking (from the vague things he's said).  He'd give this country away.  As I said.  He isn't even close to being moderate.  I'll take moderate, leaning to the right every single time over far-left.   Clinton is a smidge more left than I would like but is the closest to where I feel things would be best.

What, specifically, will he do that will destroy America?

My biggest fear with Obama would be that he would destroy our military.  This would give China the perfect opportunity to become *the* world power and we'd all be speaking Chinese.

oops!  Freudian typo!  I meant Scott.

Scott - Obama has a few "abstains" on his record back in Ill, but the majority of votes, he can be counted for - I get where you're coming from, but despite what some in the media are saying, he does have a researchable voting record in both the US Senate and from his time in Ill.

What's more - Obama is opposed to the war in Iraq, not war or our military.  In fact, at the latest briefing with Gen Petraeus called Obama's summation of facts "exactly right"  Coming from Petraeus, that sounds like pretty good support for the military.

(erm, besides, all her tough talk about wiping nations off the face of the earth aside, it was her husband, whom she gained so much "experience" from, who shut down so many of our bases and sold us out to the Chinese, wasn't it?)

I may be mis-reading you and I appologize in advance if I am, but based on what you're saying, it kind of sounds like you're going off what's being said about Obama on the radio, not what his record actually shows.

Besides - Clinton is vowing to pull us out of Iraq just as Obama - the only difference is that she was a willing conspirator from the beginning, while Obama, seeing the long-term and not just the right-now, realized that this was a mistake.

But frankly, I stand by my previous statement - you should just switch parties.  If Hillary is a little to the left of what you like, I don't see what you're getting out of the Democratic party.  Just for peace of mind, you might want to sign up as Republican.