Clinton was curtailed by a Republican Congress and the home ownership part goes much futher back than the last 7 1/2 yrs do the leg work it's out their and on here for all to see.

Yeah, If he were a blatant terrorist he wouldnt be able to run for president. But he wont show his true colors until he gets elected. Duh!!

Baldtire that was a good post many will dismiss it outright but those were his own words plain and simple.

Just like the libs to play the race card. Whether you believe it or not race has nothing to do with it. Not that it matters to you. But I have a black daughter in law. And 2 mixed grand children, That I love with all my heart. My daughter in law, and most of my black friends agree with me that this guy (Osama Obama) is bad for the country. Playing the race card is SO lame. I wouldnt hesitate voting for a black president. If he were a conservative. And there is plenty out there.

Yes driver, really!! Terrorist may be a little over the top but I have just as much evidence that he's all I say. As you do that he's not. He may claim to be other than Muslim, But hell wouldnt you? Even the ignorant mis-lead libs would'nt vote for an open muslim (would they?...hmm maybe they would) Its fact that the terrorist have said the next time they attack America it will be from the inside. This will be their chance to get inside. Maybe you're muslim trying to cover for him???

Health insurance. John McCain wants to tax your employer-provided health care benefits. He wants to replace those benefits with an insufficient tax credit--$2500 for individuals and $5000 for families (the average cost per family for health insurance is $12000). There is a positive, progressive tax aspect to this: wealthier people should have to pay for health insurance themselves, without tax breaks from the federal government.
But make no mistake: this plan will do little or nothing for those who do not have insurance now--unless they are young and healthy--and it may well hurt a fair number of workers, especially unionized workers, who get gold-plated benefits from their employers.
It will certainly do nothing for families with members who have pre-existing conditions or children with special needs--because it makes no provision to regulate the insurers, forcing them to cover all comers at "community" rates that don't discriminate against the people who need health insurance most.
It is amazing to me that Obama campaign has let things go this far without pointing out that McCain--who opposes the energy bill because it would increase taxes on oil companies--is actually proposing a tax increase on health care benefits for American workers. But that is precisely what the Senator from Arizona is doing.

Go ahead and vote for McCain. People get the government they deserve!