09-25-2004, 05:04 PM
09-25-2004, 06:39 PM
he sure is. anyone who would cast a vote for a candidate that they know nothing about in comparison to someone who wants to be fully informed before they vote must be superior. 
09-25-2004, 06:53 PM
SLEEPERAWITE
09-25-2004, 07:19 PM
I seriously and highly doubt anyone on earth can know every position a candidate has, most candidates aren't a 100% sure on all their positions. In a NY Times article about 3 weeks ago when Bush was asked "So, your administration changed it's stance on the enviorment somewhat recently", Bush in turn replied with "We did?"
And name me the last time you heard a speech that wasn't choreographed.
When 42% of this country to this day still believes that Saddam was involved with the 9/11 attacks then not many really have a fuckin clue.
The majority will vote for kerry without knowing a single thing about any of his stances, they will simply vote for him because they hate bush and for no other reason.
Then some will vote for Bush cause they find kerry to be basically boring, really hasnt taken any stance with any firm dedication. Also he really hasn't said that what Bush is doing is wrong, all he is saying is that he would have done it differently, so basically he isn't saying Iraq is wrong he just woulda been nicer about it.
In the end Bush is a this and that and I heard it all but to be honest, he makes me feel more secure than Kerry is at this point, though I am simply not voting cause I don't want either man in office. But if all Kerry is going to do is be Bush V2.0 thats in touch with his feminine side then fuckin keep moron#1 in office then.
It'll be exciting atleast once he's secured 4 more years, he's just crossing off the days on the calendar waiting to be able to wipe fallujah off the map and and finally go into Iran. He can do these things ofcourse because God is on his side and it's pretty tough to beat God.. well it's God, I mean come on. His re-election will even further prove to himself that he really is the chosen one by the lord and that he is basically the second coming, oh man it's gonna be fun.
And name me the last time you heard a speech that wasn't choreographed.
When 42% of this country to this day still believes that Saddam was involved with the 9/11 attacks then not many really have a fuckin clue.
The majority will vote for kerry without knowing a single thing about any of his stances, they will simply vote for him because they hate bush and for no other reason.
Then some will vote for Bush cause they find kerry to be basically boring, really hasnt taken any stance with any firm dedication. Also he really hasn't said that what Bush is doing is wrong, all he is saying is that he would have done it differently, so basically he isn't saying Iraq is wrong he just woulda been nicer about it.
In the end Bush is a this and that and I heard it all but to be honest, he makes me feel more secure than Kerry is at this point, though I am simply not voting cause I don't want either man in office. But if all Kerry is going to do is be Bush V2.0 thats in touch with his feminine side then fuckin keep moron#1 in office then.
It'll be exciting atleast once he's secured 4 more years, he's just crossing off the days on the calendar waiting to be able to wipe fallujah off the map and and finally go into Iran. He can do these things ofcourse because God is on his side and it's pretty tough to beat God.. well it's God, I mean come on. His re-election will even further prove to himself that he really is the chosen one by the lord and that he is basically the second coming, oh man it's gonna be fun.
09-25-2004, 11:18 PM
GonzoStyle Wrote:I'm gonna write in a vote for myself.you've got my vote, pal!
09-25-2004, 11:22 PM
brown noser
09-26-2004, 12:29 AM
he's clearly a better choice then the other 2 1/2 candidates.
09-26-2004, 02:34 AM
Quote:he hasnt fully explained how he is going to cut taxes for the middle and lower classes while also working on the deficit. his repeal of the bush tax cuts isnt the whole answer. i would also like to know what he plans to do about iran and north korea. there a few other small issues.
I don't think either candidate is touching iran and north korea with a 10 foot pole in these debates and will concentrate on making blanket "we are fighting terrorism" comments
09-26-2004, 03:01 AM
actually kerry has made some comments in regards to north korea. i am hoping that he is asked to expound on them. if he doesnt clarify his positions soon then i will be forced to choose based on what i already know and what happens in the debates.