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ELECTION 2004! Who are you voting for?
11-03-2004, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim W
But lets not stray to far from the topic at hand.
GWB has a MONUMENTAL task of uniting the polarized nation that is called the US and hopefully we can see more peaceful resolutions to the worlds problems.
I think we can all agree on that, no matter who voted for who.
I think we can all agree on that, no matter who voted for who.
11-03-2004, 07:21 PM
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Indeed I would have...oh well....4 more years, and now I am hearing that the Democrats want to announce Senator Dodd and the Democratic minority leader...oye!...come on!
Another Dud that no one will vote for
Another Dud that no one will vote for
11-03-2004, 07:42 PM
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I don't typically get involved with politics anymore, I try to remain neutral in anything with a political spin.
Here'* my take on the whole thing. Kerry is a poor choice for President, but the last 4 years showed that Bush is an even poorer choice. But the choices were either a billionaire Yalie or a billionaire Yalie(Nader was never a contender and a 3rd party won't be for many, many years). Personally I think that society as a whole will bumble it'* way through any problems that ever come up, such as abortion, social security, gay marriage, etc, despite who and what party is in power.
Here'* my take on the whole thing. Kerry is a poor choice for President, but the last 4 years showed that Bush is an even poorer choice. But the choices were either a billionaire Yalie or a billionaire Yalie(Nader was never a contender and a 3rd party won't be for many, many years). Personally I think that society as a whole will bumble it'* way through any problems that ever come up, such as abortion, social security, gay marriage, etc, despite who and what party is in power.
11-03-2004, 09:09 PM
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Great commentaries, all 
I love that we can discuss this honestly and thoughfully, without all that partisan bickering and arguing, and we all realize that everyone'* opinion is still valid, even despite the fact that I'm still right...
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I love that we can discuss this honestly and thoughfully, without all that partisan bickering and arguing, and we all realize that everyone'* opinion is still valid, even despite the fact that I'm still right...:P
11-03-2004, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Krazy Kyle
Great commentaries, all I love that we can discuss this honestly and thoughfully, without all that partisan bickering and arguing, and we all realize that everyone'* opinion is still valid, even despite the fact that I'm still right...
:P
I love that we can discuss this honestly and thoughfully, without all that partisan bickering and arguing, and we all realize that everyone'* opinion is still valid, even despite the fact that I'm still right...:P
BTW, Kyle, did you have me pegged right earlier? Just wondering.
11-03-2004, 10:17 PM
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I'm sorry, but I can't support a vote for Kerry as a vote against Bush. That'* just stupid. I'm sorry, I just think that'* a ****-poor reason to vote for a candidate to lead our nation. So, vote one "idiot" out just to bring another in? If you don't like Bush, then vote for a third party. We need, more than anything else, a third party in this screwed up country. It would force BOTH the Dems and the Reps to get their act together if a third party got a large portion of the vote, and it also would put pressure on them to stay "competitive" if you will. Not to mention if enough people got fed up and voted for a third party, one might actually win, and thus would break a 200 year precedent in this country. George Washington was the last independent president in this country. Don't you think it'* time for another?
Oh, and if you actually believe Bush is going to enact the draft just like that, your stupider than I thought!
Oh, and if you actually believe Bush is going to enact the draft just like that, your stupider than I thought!
11-03-2004, 10:26 PM
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I love that we can discuss this honestly and thoughfully, without all that partisan bickering and arguing
Everyone has their own reasons to vote for a candidate, and their own stances on politics. They will do and think as they please, and it should be respected.
11-03-2004, 11:26 PM
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If you don't like Bush, then vote for a third party. We need, more than anything else, a third party in this screwed up country. It would force BOTH the Dems and the Reps to get their act together if a third party got a large portion of the vote, and it also would put pressure on them to stay "competitive" if you will. Not to mention if enough people got fed up and voted for a third party, one might actually win, and thus would break a 200 year precedent in this country. George Washington was the last independent president in this country. Don't you think it'* time for another?
I do like how America gets to pick it'* president seperately from it'* government though. Much better then here where the leader of the party is the leader of the country.