Heck, no. He certainly is the better choice. It's time for a change, vs. four more years of the same failed policies.

I'm not registered democrat, but my parents are. And I'm hoping that they and people like them will be voting for someone else instead of against Obama.

what???????

No, I'm a Republican who will be voting against McCain.

So if Adolph Hitler was running for office on the Dem ticket you'd vote for him?

Nope.

Misposted here... should have been in a comment sorry.

I will not vote Republican. Incredibly sad. As a Democrat I've always felt I was voting for the right candidates, and glad they have been Democrats. I supported Clinton,started to learn more about Obama and found fundamental personal issues that hit close to home that made it clear I could not support him, after the losing the primary I contacted his campaign and my concerns were confirmed, I decided that so long as Clinton was on as his V.P. I could support them and rest assured and throw my support behind an exciting process. Joe Biden is a good guy, but for myself and the 17 m others that supported her to see how Obama handled his "hints" allowing CNN to start buzzing with speculation that Clinton might be his pick and to treat that as a 3:00 a.m. joke instead of helping show some courtesy or respect to the rest of us, or even to Clinton herself by just announcing sooner that it wouldn't be Clinton instead of choosing for her to wait on a stupid text was the dumbest thing he could of done, insult to injury, slap in the face, and this one can't be blamed on his staffers, is something I will never forget. People get involved in different ways and in different levels from occasionally tuning in to the news to others like myself that have invested time, money and hard work and to have someone in your own party myself giving money, time, hard work all that. I am angry and tired, right now but I think maybe that for the first time I can see how Obama might be described as an "Elitest"