Bush/Cheney '04
 

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Sean Hannity 2004.:winkwink:

Jihad in 2004! :thumbsup

Liberalism is a mental disorder...:2 cents:

Despite the non-voting US hippies on this board, socialists, communists and islamic fundamentalists alike, it will be a solid Republican victory in the Fall.

I dont vote and I'm not a hippie. Just disappointed in the choices every single time

If you don't vote then you have fuck all to say about anything relating to politics.

thats your opinion, and i disagree... people arent entitled to your votes and frankly most candidates do little to earn peoples votes... if politics wasnt a dirty game filled with whores perhaps more people would vote

and for the record i vote

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on top of that there are many people who are ill informed that vote, and their votes are like people participating in a taste test without eating the food... i think that alone proves your point wrong

I vote for ABB

But isn't that all the more reason people who are informed need to vote?

you missed the 1st part of it, some times... most times there isnt someone worth voting for... ideally the person not feeling either of the 2 main candidates would vote for a 3rd party just to raise awareness but there isnt a third party that appeals to everyone to my knowedge... i think thats the problem... most americans who dont vote are socially liberal and fiscially conservative...

see sig :Graucho

Republicans are the rot of all that is evil in this world!

i disagree they both suck, i think democrats are worse... they are just as dirty as republicans but the way they pander to minorities and the poor while doing next to nothing for them is what sickens me

But not voting at all doesn't help that situation.

I agree sometimes it's a lesser of two evils, but not voting this time isn't going to make it better next time.

no you have every right, becasue you're not the reason the assholes are in office, so 'we' should be beating y'all asses for voting for the assholes, agree....:glugglug

An example of the uninformed ? :1orglaugh

Well somebody has to make money off of the underdog..

I figure you have to educate yourself and make a sound decision for a candidate based on their track record, even if that candidtate has a rats ass in hell's chance of winning... then you can at least say you took part and tried to make a difference...

I get scared when poll time comes around again. I mean here we are helping all these countries who rig elections and overthrow presidents and this and that and we're literally living in the same environment. I"m really blown away.

You get to the point where you become apathetic, which of course is what the politicians want. Just don't vote, lower the margin for them and secure a victory.

What we need is a badass spiritial warlord or tribal leader with mad knowledge and charisma to bring the "old ways" back.. yeaaa haaah

Al Sharpton!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who said that I had anything to say about politics anyway? Glad you think your vote counts for so much - especially since we do not directly elect our president.

So is religion.

it sure is. and conservatives fear change.

who is the favourite in the US right now?

Then vote for your Senator and Congressman and all the local offices - just skip the President....

Your vote counts for all of them.

(I think it is time to do away with the Electorial College myself)

Did you read that somewhere?

I'm a conservative, I don't fear change, I don't think I personally know any that are. Do you know any personally that are?

Most of us would support a change to a 15% flat tax tomorrow. Taxation is a big area the Democrats fear changing.

Try to take away our first ammendment? Try to take over the radio? Lie to us, the UN, and the rest of the world for "operation: take care of daddy's business"...lower wealthy people's taxes for no aparant reason, while letting us middle class and upper middle class guys suffer?

vs.

John Kerry (dummycrap)....



I think I'll be voting liberitarian this year.

Today's USATODAY/CNN/GALLUP Poll shows Bush pulling away - "For the first time since mid-February, Bush leads Democrat John Kerry, 51%-47%. With independent Ralph Nader in the race, Bush leads 49%-45%, and Nader receives 4%."

http://www.usatoday.com/usatonline/2...0/6059636s.htm

Loooong way to go yet, and things will probably flipflop several times.

im an independent and i fear change like a motherfucker... cuz its only getting worse regardless of who wins... this country is goin down the fucking tubes

See they are not afraid of change. They have no problem reducing our freedom to force individuals to conform to their beliefs that stem from the invisible man that they worship.

I'm voting Libertarian for sure.

Good - one less vote for Kerry.

I would never vote for Kerry. It's one less for Bush, one more for Liberty.

In reality - it' a vote wasted -

Who really wastes their vote - somebody who votes for something they don't believe in because it has a better chance of winning, or somebody who votes for what they believe in? If being a weak minded sheep means I'm not wasting my vote, I'll 'waste' my vote.

I think the whole system of leadership needs to be updated. Having 2 people to choose from is ridiculous. Having one man with that much power is outdated with the diversity of opinions in todays world.

My suggestion is drop the President of the US and change it to a Board of Directors in the executive office. That way you can have representation for all the major varied sectors of the country on the Board.

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Leadership by committee huh?

That's what Congress and the Senators are for.

THAT is who people should start paying attention to if you want to really look at what is wrong in this country.