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I find it shameful to be a one-issue voter. No one is going to agree with their candidate's views 100%, and a single issue should not be something that will drive you to vote for an opponent which you may have very little in common with.
Originally I guess I was a one-issue voter when this whole campaign started last year. I was proud of Obama's stand on that war in Iraq and felt he made the right decision. From that day on, I supported his candidacy and still do. However, in light of the economy, the choice of Palin, Obama's choice of Biden, the professionalism I see during his campaign, I am now more convinced than ever that Obama is the correct candidate. And... I am an independent.
Originally I guess I was a one-issue voter when this whole campaign started last year. I was proud of Obama's stand on that war in Iraq and felt he made the right decision. From that day on, I supported his candidacy and still do. However, in light of the economy, the choice of Palin, Obama's choice of Biden, the professionalism I see during his campaign, I am now more convinced than ever that Obama is the correct candidate. And... I am an independent.
OK, so how do you square the idea of almost everyone who has endorsed him originally supported the war. Add to that list Gen. Colon Powell who spent 80min before the UN making the case for war!
Originally I guess I was a one-issue voter when this whole campaign started last year. I was proud of Obama's stand on that war in Iraq and felt he made the right decision. From that day on, I supported his candidacy and still do. However, in light of the economy, the choice of Palin, Obama's choice of Biden, the professionalism I see during his campaign, I am now more convinced than ever that Obama is the correct candidate. And... I am an independent.
You must be a one brain cell voter too, then, if you base your vote on a single moral issue that has little impact on the running of this country.
you must be a one brain cell voter if you don't think that illegal immigration has not cost this country a great deal of money economically! i am sure that how palin looks in a dress is a bigger economic issue to some people, but most people understand the financial ramifications of illegal immigration, including the legal immigrants who went through the proper channels to get here and contribute to our society!!
I'm not a one issue voter but I do feel strongly that women deserve choice. And I could never imagine voting for someone who would try to take that away from us.
you must be a one brain cell voter if you don't think that illegal immigration has not cost this country a great deal of money economically! i am sure that how palin looks in a dress is a bigger economic issue to some people, but most people understand the financial ramifications of illegal immigration, including the legal immigrants who went through the proper channels to get here and contribute to our society!!
I don´t think the OP was referring to immigration when he was describing himself as being a one issue voter.
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