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Obama, and still happy about it. Even if someone regrets voting for him, I can't imagine that he or she would believe that we were better off under George W. Bush and his cabal.
McCain. I would have preferred Romney. He knows economics but McCain was the nominee. Obama is a talented fellow but as we've seen he is out of his depth and his political philosophy is one to which I am diametrically opposed.
Palin a true american
wsnt counting on mccain being around for to long Istead we get stuck with a couple of clowns for presidents. nancy colocy,and that other dud from congress,whats his name?
Obama. I wouldn't say that I regret it but I am concerned with the bailouts. Eventually, we will have to bite the bullet because we can't continue to solve an issue of overspending with more overspending. Outside of the bailouts, I'm in general agreement with he's trying to accomplish. Health care needs to be reformed but I don't like the fact that he tried to rush it through and I'm not sure that the timing is right. It seems it can wait until year two or even a potential second term (after the economy has recovered). I think that some of his policies have helped stave off a disaster (for now). If the election were today, I would vote for him again over John McCain. McCain showed such poor decision making by selecting Sarah Palin. It was a reactionary move and one that ultimately led to the failure of his entire campaign. Combined with the fact that he didn't seem to realize the economy was in a free-fall is troublesome.
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