bush or kerry?

[Zeemax 0]

Just wondered whose going to win...?


I also wanted to make the first thread here...


but seriously, who's winning?

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[TheAnvil 0]

Everyone write in BillVon! hehehehehehe.

TheAnvil is still too young....

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[Paige 0]

Gotta give mine to Bush. I'm as far right as they come, with a few acceptions

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[Kennedy 0]

breaking it down, I'm far right on some issues, pretty left on others, and overall slightly right of center with hard libertarian leanings.

Seeing as that is the case, Bush scares me, but Kerry scares me a lot more. I'll vote for Bush (like my vote will matter in Alabama).

I hope he wins, but it's all about those few swing states. Right now I think Bush is ahead (mostly becaues the news-casters are working so hard to make it look like they're neck and neck).

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[freeflying 0]

I think at the end of the day it will be Bush --as long as the economy and IRAQ get straightened out. Kerry is a joke -- guy has no conviction and flip flops on every issue. And what a BORE

[TomAiello 26]

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I'll vote for Bush (like my vote will matter in Alabama).

Ah, that must be why I'm moving out of B'ham before the election--so that my vote will matter.

Oh, wait, I'm moving to one of the most heavily republican states in the nation. I guess my vote won't matter much anyway.

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[Kennedy 0]

Where are you off to?

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[TomAiello 26]

Idaho.

State Senate: 28 Republicans, 7 Democrats
State House: 54 Republicans, 16 Democrats

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[bodypilot90 0]

Bush.

[Ron 10]

Bush

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[piisfish 140]

ok, seem that bush will be winning according to everyone here.

now, second question :

which will be the next country invaded/devastated ?

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Idaho.

BASE jumping all year: Legal.

Even during winter?

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[TheAnvil 0]

hehehehehe...one of your many nice qualities....

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[TomAiello 26]

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which will be the next country invaded/devastated ?

Switzerland. There are secret preparations going on right now to launch the invasion and claim the strategic chocolate resources.

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[Paige 0]

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hehehehehe...one of your many nice qualities....

Ya to bad I'm all messsed up on pain pill and muscle relaxers and missed the whole jist of the post.

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[talon1206 0]

Thats easy North Korea

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[billvon 3,111]

>which will be the next country invaded/devastated ?

Bush/Cheney! Four more wars!

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breaking it down, I'm far right on some issues, pretty left on others, and overall slightly right of center with hard libertarian leanings.

Ditto.

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Seeing as that is the case, Bush scares me, but Kerry scares me a lot more. I'll vote for Bush (like my vote will matter in Alabama).

Somehow we come up on opposite ends here though. Kerry scares me, but Bush scares me a lot more. I'll vote for Kerry, but I'm pretty sure he'd carry Washington without me.

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[Kennedy 0]

I highly doubt it.

No county with nuclear capabilities has ever been invaded (unless you count the India Pakistan border dispute)

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[Kennedy 0]

I don't fear a liberal in the White House, I fear a Democrat in the White House. And Kerry is the ultimate Democrat.

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[meltdown 0]

I'm voting Bush, and I think he'll win. I only agree with him about half the time, but I'll take him over Kerry any day. I think the more people see of Kerry, the less they'll like him.

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I don't fear a liberal in the White House, I fear a Democrat in the White House. And Kerry is the ultimate Democrat.

LOL - I DO fear an uber-liberal in the White House, and think that a "who is more liberal" contest between Bush and Kerry would result in a dead heat. Given that, it boils down to which forms of liberalism are acceptable to an individual voter and which are not. Personally, I find Kerry's socialized medicine, college tuition vouchers, and affirmative action more palatable than Bush's intertwining of church and state, trampling of the bill of rights, and total disregard for the environment.

When forced to pick between the lesser of two evils, personal preference will determine what is meant by "lesser."

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[TomAiello 26]

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When forced to pick between the lesser of two evils, personal preference will determine what is meant by "lesser."

Precisely.

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I find Kerry's socialized medicine, college tuition vouchers, and affirmative action more palatable than Bush's intertwining of church and state, trampling of the bill of rights, and total disregard for the environment.

I definitely find Kerry's socialized medicine the worst on that list (probably because my wife is a doctor, and she still needs to make money to pay back the $200k she spent on getting there). With Kerry's Affirmative Action coming second, just a hair ahead of Bush's Bill of Rights (although, I might be able to field a good argument that Affirmative Action _is_ a trampling of the Bill of Rights).

The church and state thing bugs me, but I don't see it really getting too far, so I'm not too concerned about it.

Tuition vouchers? That one isn't even on my radar.

And the environment? I guess I land closer to Bush than Kerry, so I don't see that as a negative for Bush--more of a negative for Kerry.

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I highly doubt it.

No county with nuclear capabilities has ever been invaded (unless you count the India Pakistan border dispute)

Or the cross border raids from Angola, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique into South Africa in the 80's and 90's...

But apart from that... no country..

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With Kerry's Affirmative Action coming second, just a hair ahead of Bush's Bill of Rights (although, I might be able to field a good argument that Affirmative Action _is_ a trampling of the Bill of Rights).

You wouldn't have to convince me with that argument, I already agree. The thing is that I feel a lot less affected by affirmative action than I do by the Bush/Ashcroft approach. Of course that's another "lesser" thing.

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Ah, what's an atheist Libertarian to do, these days? Perhaps I ought to just go jump off a building.

Nothing like a little civil disobedience to refresh the perspective eh? The highest building within any reasonable driving distance of me is only 6 stories tall, so I guess I'll have to restrict myself to having a beer while driving home from work.

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