5 Regions or Countries That Don't Have a Preference Between John McCain and Barack Obama

The majority of people in these regions don't care whether Barack Obama or John McCain wins

By U.S. News Staff

October 22, 2008 RSS Feed Print

1. Central America and Mexico

2. South America

3. South Asia (Bangladesh, India, Pakistan)

4. Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania)

5. Philippines

Source: Gallup.com (Latin America, South Asia, Baltic States, Philippines)

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John McCain

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Obama is going to be the centurie's leader .But Mccain is too old to be a leader, white house is not a nursing home.

jhon the plumber of OH 6:04PM October 23, 2008

We need Obama, he is smart w/ a huge amount of the best minds in the U.S. surounding him! McCain is too old afeter he spent 40 min. in debate he was a bumbling fool, couldn't remember words, lost his train of thought, NEXT STEP alzhimers, dementia, and were left w/ fluffy w/ her gun.

marymary4868@yahoo.com of OR 1:01PM October 23, 2008

I quote:

>.... I would vote for him on November 4th. My reasons are similar to those invoked by Nobel laureate, Toni Morison, in her endorsement letter in February 2008, especially the following: "...That in addition to keen intelligence, integrity and a rare authenticity, you exhibit something that has nothing to do with age, experience, race or gender and something I don't see in other candidates. That something is a creative imagination which, coupled with brilliance, equals wisdom."

It is noteworthy, too, that all the 65 US Nobel Laureates in science and technology have endorsed Obama as a "visionary leader" in an Open Letter to the American People (October 15th): "We hope you will join us as we work together to ensure his election in November".

Dr. Geneviève Huang of FL 12:02PM October 23, 2008

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