I dont like Bush, but I also dont like Kerry.
I voted Duchachus

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if you can fly a jet you can't be that dumb.
so, what you're saying is... he's just playing this stupid to distract people from what he's really been planning. everyone thinks he's a complete and utter moron acting like cheney's puppet when in actuality many of these things are his ideas. would they misguide people? clearly not ever, especially with all the misleading initiatives this administration has pushed forward to help cut down trees and pollute the air, i mean "healthy forests" and "clear skies" as primary examples. find me a poor man and i'll vote for him, at least he won't have the corruption already started before he's in office. it's the price we pay for electing officials who have money at stake in big industry.
find me a poor man and i'll vote for him,
*cough*onlybecausehisbrotherrunsflorida*cough*"
if you think this government is not overtly corrupt and michael moore is the devil
i urge you to check this link, just appointed head of the cia a few days ago, this is interview footage not released in farenheit 9/11 filmed in march of 2004. as you watch keep this in mind, bush says "he's the right man to lead this important agency at this critical moment in our nation's history."
i love this country for the most part, it just seems like everybody's putting on blindfolds and deciding it's time for their last cigarette and i'm not ready yet.
'Morals' is their politically correct term for homophobic bigots keeping themselves in the past.
I believe in gay rights, gun control, stem cell research, and abortion, but I am also for the minimization of the government in economic and social restriction, so Im sorry, I tend to lean to the right.
I had the upmost fear that a president would be elected by those of his own faith because of that faith, and it seems my fears were made true this election
[/quote]Mire wrote:Everything you say I totally agree upon except:I had the upmost fear that a president would be elected by those of his own faith because of that faith, and it seems my fears were made true this election
As I said, I have no doubt nor do I deny the fact that beliefs on somone's "morals or thier belief in god" didn't have an influence in this election. But, I am sorry world, I don't think 51%, or 90% of our country is that shallow. Ignorant, maybe, but not shallow.
I guess, as I said, I run in different circles than some and don't have the benifit of knowing or allowing those that I associate with get off with the simple reason of " because he belives in God too!" Sorry, just haven't met that many who think like that, and when I do, I test them and finally come down to what they really "think" not believe.
On the topic of third party. I wonder if this nation would be better off abolishing the idea of two political parties, and instead offering us a handful of candiates, without the backing of democrats or republicans. That makes it seem like you have to vote for a canidate out of loyalty..
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