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Do Americans who are voting Kerry vote for him for any reason besides...
Now_Im_Not_Banned:
As long as we don't have a Muslim president, every president will have the same favor towards Israel (which is a good thing).
pappy:
i dont understand where your coming from tho lincoln. Say you do not like where the president has taken the country in the past 4 years. And you see the country goin more into the shitter with him as president. How is basing your vote on what you have wittnessed him do a spit in the face of democracy. As long as the other candidate isnt a complete joke how is that a spit in the face of democracy?
Ant:
I never said I was impressed with the fact that he was political. I was impressed with the fact that he stood up as a young man in front of congress and took on a leadership role in this country. I like the fact that he was always committed to public service while Bush was committed to public service only after a few failed attempts to make money.
I don't like cliche's but "actions speak louder than words." Bush may have promised things, but he hasn't delivered. He isn't fiscally responsible. He isn't protecting a woman's right to choose. He did not look out for the health and well-being of the American population when he decided to protect the US pharmseutical market from foreign competition.
We shouldn't be approaching politics in the same manner we approach sporting events. Its ok to irrationally cheer for your tearm in sports, but in politics that sort of mentality can produce devastating results. Too many people act like its a personal thing if your candidate wins or loses. It shouldn't be. In sports its fun to try and argue why your team is the best never giving the other tearm any credit. But whether the Yankees win or the Red Sox win it really doesn't matter. If you irrationally support the wrong side it doesn't just affect me, it affects you too.
Trauma-san:
Go BUSH!
I called the local Board of Elections today, just to make sure everything was o.k. with my voter registration. I checked online, and they had me listed as inactive, because they thought I moved. Good thing I called! They got it straightened away, so I'll be able to vote my conscience and for the man I think will do the better job for our country November 2nd. Also, my brother has been watching the debates on his own, and recently informed me he's registered and will also be voting for George Bush. *Keeps fingers crossed!!!
7even:
--- Quote from: Trauma on October 19, 2004, 09:49:54 PM ---Go BUSH!
I called the local Board of Elections today, just to make sure everything was o.k. with my voter registration. I checked online, and they had me listed as inactive, because they thought I moved. Good thing I called! They got it straightened away, so I'll be able to vote my conscience and for the man I think will do the better job for our country November 2nd. Also, my brother has been watching the debates on his own, and recently informed me he's registered and will also be voting for George Bush. *Keeps fingers crossed!!!
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North Carolina always votes for the republicans anyway... they say this time demos have a chance because edwards is a senator there, but I think that's pretty much not true.
but CWalker is from Ohio and Im damn sure he's going to vote Bush too, so be happy the significant part of Wcc (when it comes to voting) is on your side
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