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I'm gonna vote for Bush because I want the world to end. :mrgreen:
J/K

Go Kerry!

ahochaude wrote:Bush liberated Iraq. He preserved human rights by doing so. I think anyone would've wanted such liberation from such a leader as Saddam. Don't you?!

This kind of naive argument staggers me. If our current administration is so concerned about human rights, why did they accept Uzbekistan into the "coalition of the willing"? Uzbekistan has a terrible human rights record. And why aren't we in Sudan, where a Genocide is currently happening (Colin Powell's words, not mine)? I think it's because there is no oil there. but I suppose living under the current administration has made me very cynical.

He also created a lot of jobs.

This is totally untrue. Bush has an extremely poor jobs creation record, one of the worst records in recent history on that score.

Super No. 1 wrote:I'm gonna vote for Bush because I want the world to end. :mrgreen:
J/K

AHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA... That's a winner... Easily one of the ten best lines I've heard this year... :hehe: :rofl: :hehe: :rofl:

ahochaude wrote:

I'm voting for Bush!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :metaldevil:

Seems like you and I are the only two (though there's only 11 votes so far).

Go BUSH!!

bmwracer wrote:AHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA... That's a winner... Easily one of the ten best lines I've heard this year... :hehe: :rofl: :hehe: :rofl:

reminded me of this:
http://www.satanforbush.com/
http://www.satanforbush.com/satanforbush2004.mov (7MB MOV)

gregsan wrote:Seems like you and I are the only two (though there's only 11 votes so far).

Go BUSH!!

Greg.....!!!! :shocked: :bleh:

Vote for a pig, but no for Bush :angry: :angry: :angry:
Vote for a cow but not for Shwarzeneger ! :mad: :mad: :mad:

Xavio wrote:Vote for a pig, but no for Bush :angry: :angry: :angry:
Vote for a cow but not for Shwarzeneger ! :mad: :mad: :mad:

Ah....the french!!!

bmwracer wrote:
Greg.....!!!! :shocked: :bleh:

I take it you're surprised?!!

bmwracer wrote:I hope all you guys who are voting on this thread are also registered to vote and will be voting on November 2...


There's this fool here at work who's always talking poitics and stuff and isn't even registered to vote... Freaking idiot. :shakehead: :beatyou:

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA, don't worry, I'm registered and have been for a while :hehe: :hehe: :hehe: :mrgreen:

Go Kerry!

gregsan wrote:I take it you're surprised?!!

Decidedly so... :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Decidedly so... :sweat:

I haven't seen eye-to eye with the Dems in a good number of years now. :banghead:

gregsan wrote:I haven't seen eye-to eye with the Dems in a good number of years now. :banghead:

I'd consider myself a moderate: I did vote for Davis' ouster and Arnold....

gregsan wrote:Ah....the french!!!

What about the French?

bmwracer wrote:
I'd consider myself a moderate: I did vote for Davis' ouster and Arnold....

Well...I'm pretty moderate myself. I lean more towards the Dems on social issues (kind of like Arnold)...but I can't agree at ALL with the Dems on foreign policy. I personally believe we are where we are today BECAUSE of Clinton. We had 8 years of opportunities to do something about terrorism before it got out of hand...

vibius wrote:

What about the French?

Yes what about french ? :)

I don't mind if you vote for someone who has the same idea as bush, but don't vote someone who act llike Bush or Swarzeneger.

I'm curious...

If you had a choice to choose a Republican candidate for president, who would you choose?

A. George Bush
B. John McCain
C. Colin Powell

I'm wondering if folks would prefer a different GOP candidate than Bush.
-PCM

gregsan wrote:I personally believe we are where we are today BECAUSE of Clinton. We had 8 years of opportunities to do something about terrorism before it got out of hand...

Speaking of clinton, i remember when i was still an active duty Marine, i was assigned as part of his security duty for his 2nd inaugeration....

As far as who'd i'm supporting in this election, as a rep, i think i'll vote kerry tins time, only b/c nader is not in the VA ballot. (BTW, that lone vote for nader here, its me, hehehehe...). If Bush does leave, however, I'll miss all the inadvertant funny things he say when he speaks.

Xavio wrote:

Yes what about french ? :)

I don't mind if you vote for someone who has the same idea as bush, but don't vote someone who act llike Bush or Swarzeneger.

it's Schwarzenegger and what do you have against him? He's not even a national politician he's the governor of a state so I'm not sure how this is related to voting for president?

PCM, you left Powell out of your poll list.