Devils Advocate: who will be the REAL reformer?
October 15, 2008 | Texas | Vetting explained
I'm an Obama-leaning, Hillary supporter. I've been following the candidates based on experience and track record.
While I have confidence in Obama, I sometimes think Sen. McCain may be the REAL reformer.
Why?
Because if Clinton, a Democrat, could reform welfare system, why couldn't a Republican also reform the policies and blunders of the current Republican administration?
And doesnt McCain have a track record of going against his own party in that respect?
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