TO VOTE FOR MCCAIN IS TO VOTE FOR BUSH 3 IS THIS WANT WE WANT?

I have to agree with that last reply. I don't think McCain is 4 more years of Bush. And in reality, even if our man Obama gets elected, I would place money on the fact that we won't be pulling out of Iraq right away. Maybe sooner, but not right away. There is a possibility we would go to war with Iran even if he was elected. That isn't the point. The point is that Barack can bring healing to our nation and effect some unity instead of the divisiveness we've had for the last 16 years. This website is living proof of that. Hillary would only further deepen the chasm between us. McCain, even though he isn't the most inspiring guy, has continually worked across party lines for what (in his mind at least) is most beneficial. Most people say they work across party lines, but John McCain is the only senator you really hear about bucking his own party to support what he thinks is a good cause. Hillary doesn't know how to think outside of partisan politics. Also, John McCain (like Barack) is reputably an honest and straight-forward person. The tail of Hillary's past tells of a very different kind of person. With respect to Bush, McCain is a very smart guy who has is own opinions and follows his own values. Bush - and we've always known this - is not such a bright guy. He just put incredibly smart people around him, and unfortunately, got some bad advice from some of those folks. And by the way, I'm not sure where you get the idea that he'd be impeached. That sounds like inflammatory rhetoric that is put out by liberal pundits - not something that's going to fly to well on the Republicans for Obama website.