View Poll Results: In the US election, who would you vote for?
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ELECTION 2004! Who are you voting for?
11-02-2004, 01:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Sol
Originally Posted by scottydl
Originally Posted by Jim W
Ya, most Democrats/Liberal dont really smear their choices in your face...
11-02-2004, 02:18 PM
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All I can say is that I'll be glad when it'* over and I hope it'* clear who the winner is.
I have my thoughts on candidates but will hold onto them as Canadians don't vote for US Presidents. That said though, I think the US suffers the same problem as Canada - very little to choose from in the way of leaders.
At the end of the day, having spent more than $500 million on advertising alone and perhaps as much as $750 million on the election, such an agonisingly long compaign is torture of the first order.
Makes you wonder if there wasn't something better to spend the money on????
I hope you all get out to vote
Cheers,
I have my thoughts on candidates but will hold onto them as Canadians don't vote for US Presidents. That said though, I think the US suffers the same problem as Canada - very little to choose from in the way of leaders.
At the end of the day, having spent more than $500 million on advertising alone and perhaps as much as $750 million on the election, such an agonisingly long compaign is torture of the first order.
Makes you wonder if there wasn't something better to spend the money on????
I hope you all get out to vote
Cheers,
11-02-2004, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Sol
Originally Posted by scottydl
Originally Posted by Jim W
Ya, most Democrats/Liberal dont really smear their choices in your face...
I can't wait till this d*** election is over.
As for Jim W'* quoted statement above-I really, honestly find that it'* the opposite, at least where I live. Sure, every candidate has yard signs and such, but if there'* going to be a protest or otherwise vocal demonstration, it'* going to be Democratic. And I'm not really saying this as a bash type of deal, its just an observation.
11-02-2004, 08:33 PM
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On my way home from work today (just HAD to drive down Broadway in Alexandria) I decided to count how many people were standing along side the roads holding political signs. Counted 41 and I believe I only saw 2 conservative signs -both read "Vote Pro-Life".
They were either Democrat'*, Vote Pro-Life or names I couldn't connect to any party.
Regardless of my vote or party, I had to laugh when my cousin told me this joke.
Kerry'* breath smells so bad you look forward to his farts.
They were either Democrat'*, Vote Pro-Life or names I couldn't connect to any party.
Regardless of my vote or party, I had to laugh when my cousin told me this joke.
Kerry'* breath smells so bad you look forward to his farts.
