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Who are you going to vote for?

  • George W. Bush

    Votes: 23 41.8%

  • John Kerry

    Votes: 31 56.4%

  • Ralph Nader

    Votes: 1 1.8%
  • Total voters
    55
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music2myear said:
And what about the $25,000 check the 9/11 commission reports Saddam 'Insane' paid to every family of a suicide bomber?
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Sounds like he wasn't in touch with terrorists, rather their families.
And what about the killing fields that were in the news last week, full of women and children, in Iraq?
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Or the gassing of the over hundred thousand Kurds that Reagan and Bush ignored?
 
So thank you for agreeing that Saddam we involved in Genocide, Terrorism, etc... I really don't see what we're arguing about if we agree.

Anyway, I just bought the 9/11 report myself on Amazon yesterday. Only $8 for the paperback. Should be good reading.

What are your view on Bush, Kerry and Unions. Yea, as in Organized Labor (I know lots of people that would say Organized Communists, but I don't go that far, my Dad gets an awefully nice paycheck because of his union, he just can't stand the issues they support using his dues).

And what about it being mandatory that you be a member of a union to work in some professions, shouldn't that be a choice?

And howabout the Environment. I know lots of people would say I'm really really off the deep end (well duh...) for saying I don't agree that Global warming is such a bad thing. But howabout saying that Global Warming may not be as bad as many would (like to) say, well, don't look at me because I didn't say it:

http://www.technologyreview.com/articles/04/10/wo_muller101504.asp

Found this article and found it positively stunning. And what would that do for the environmental factor in this election?
 
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Has Bush lost his reason? Yes, I think so

So I was just looking around the news saw this

The President's apparent mental fragility should give US voters pause for thought at the ballot box

Has Bush lost his reason?

"The evidence has been before our eyes for some time, but only during the course of this election campaign has it crystallised - just in time, possibly, for the 2 November election. The 43rd US President has always had a much-publicised knack for mangled syntax, but now George Bush often searches an agonisingly long time, sometimes in vain, for the right words. His mind simply blanks out at crucial times. He is prone, I am told, to foul-mouthed temper tantrums in the White House. His handlers now rarely allow him to speak an unscripted word in public"

and shown again in true form during a speech Adventures in George W. Bushspeak

After standing on the stage, after the debates, I made it very plain we will not have an all-volunteer army." —George W. Bush, Daytona Beach, Fla., Oct. 16, 2004

LOL well it use to be funny, now it's just scary
 
MrGonta said:
http://wearabledissent.com/101/floridavote.html

This guy will make sure you vote for bush.
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I seem to recall jokes about this last election. Hmm, kinda funny how the more they recounted (with the recounts run by Democrats) the more the vote went for Bush.

Oh, and the ballot (the infamous Butterfly Ballot) was designed by a Democrat, not that it makes any difference. I didn't have much trouble understanding the ballot. Oh well, I know quite a few Floridians now and they're nice people. Must be the sun gets to them.
 
music2myear said:
I seem to recall jokes about this last election. Hmm, kinda funny how the more they recounted (with the recounts run by Democrats) the more the vote went for Bush.
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Can you please tell me how many manual recounts were done in Florida? And of course, you may forget that the official Media Recount done showed that Gore would have probably won if they manually recounted votes as ordered by the Florida Supreme Court.

Oh, and the ballot (the infamous Butterfly Ballot) was designed by a Democrat, not that it makes any difference.
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No. It didn't. And the courts did nothing regarding it.
I didn't have much trouble understanding the ballot. Oh well, I know quite a few Floridians now and they're nice people. Must be the sun gets to them.
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That or stupidity.
 
Ridiculous

If Senator John Kerry can't prevent an innocent college student from being killed by a "non-lethal" police weapon in his own state, how in the world can he protect our nation from terrorists who have plenty of "lethal" weapons?

I know, sounds ridiculous doesn't it. But, that's just the same kind of sense that is going into the recent statements made by John Kerry and his campaign.
 
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If Senator John Kerry can't prevent an innocent college student from being killed by a "non-lethal" police weapon in his own state, how in the world can he protect our nation from terrorists who have plenty of "lethal" weapons?

I know, sounds ridiculous doesn't it. But, that's just the same kind of sense that is going into the recent statements made by John Kerry and his campaign.
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You are absolutely correct, John Kerry should have been faster with his superman powers. John Kerry is obviously watching over every riot that happens in every city or town of his home state, all while he's campaigning *outside* of the state, because he has magical Senitorial-Superman powers that allow him to fly REALLY REALLY FAST and travel backwards and forwards in time, as he pleases, in order to see an accident about to take place and fly to the rescue. Kerry should have used his powers to fly to the scene of the riot and jump in front of the stray pepper-ball just in time to save the girl, shame, shame on Kerry for using his powers for EVIL (i.e. challenging G.W.)
However, I think it's only fair that if Kerry is held accountable for (1) one stray pepper-paintball being shot into a crowd of rioting, drunken, college ****wads, that just happens to hit a girl in the eye, then G.W. should be held responsible for every innocent Iraqi civilian that is shot by the troops UNDER HIS COMMAND during the Iraq war AND the present, magically peaceful times, that Iraq is currently in thanks to our war on invisible WMD's (because remember kids, we'll be welcomed as liberators), and also be responsible for every American soldier that is blown up from a roadside bomb that is *accidentally* left by the passing parade of jubilent Iraqi citizens who were celebrating the happy, peaceful times while they skip to the circus.
Thank you I,Republican, for voicing your support for big brother like superpowers, and how wrong it is to vote for Kerry because some girl was shot with a pepperball. We should vote instead for Bush, who sees everything and is able to swallow small pretzles with a single bite (or not). :claps:
And in case you didn't get it... I do see your sarcasm.
 
LOL


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I saw this on www.DJosephDesign.com
 
FYI to anyone who reads Rolling Stone, there's a great interview with Kerry in it, along with a few other political articles. I'm not a big fan of Rolling Stone usually, but their past few issues have actually been decent/intelligent and don't just revolve around what kind of car Nelly likes to drive or other such rubbish. I recommend the current issue to everyone: republican, democrat, and undecideds/independants alike.
 
Jimmy Higgins said:
Can you please tell me how many manual recounts were done in Florida? And of course, you may forget that the official Media Recount done showed that Gore would have probably won if they manually recounted votes as ordered by the Florida Supreme Court.
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Yes, there were 3, How many more do you need?

And is the media so unbiased in this whole matter, especially CNN, the NYTimes and the others that ran their own, independent study that you mention? Why is it that more than 85% of reporters vote democrat or green or other liberal parties? And with numbers like that, groupthink is a very real possibility. Admit a few conservatives into the newsroom if only to keep the liberal reporters sharp in their arguments against the "conservative conspiracy".

And weren't the Florida courts the ones that wanted to toss out the Military vote? I'm probably wrong on that one, but the military vote was threatened a few times through that whole ordeal and in this particular case the military vote was overwhelmingly for (at that time) Gov. Bush.

It is said that mid-term elections are generally a referendum on the job the president is doing. So why did the Republicans clean clock in the mid-terms if people think Bush stole the election two years previous and what we'd really wanted was a liberal Gore running things? Oh yea, it's because we were all scared about the terrorists. Ummm don't think so. So this issue is old hat. People have loved Bush a few times through these four years, so I would propose that 4 years ago was 4 years ago. Bush has been accepted since then, and if we want someone new now, we have our chance.
 
Cedar said:
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To go along with those rumors on the internets Bush starts his own Yes folks this a real news story and no you are not watching Wag the Dog. Like we all didn't see this one comeing
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I take it this means you're volunteering to go get him? Do that, be a hero (well, here on Spoofee you're already one), then run for pres and we'll elect you.
 
music2myear said:
I take it this means you're volunteering to go get him? Do that, be a hero (well, here on Spoofee you're already one), then run for pres and we'll elect you.
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That would be Bush's way, have to send someone else over to clean up his mistake and a girl no less.

:hmm: Will he ever do anything himself?
 
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