who are you going to vote for?
 

Who are you going to vote for? just curious...i skimmed over the last 20 or so posts...didnt see anything like this...if i missed it i appologize!

OH and i am voting for Kerry...I listen to howard stern and agree with almost anything that he has mentioned about Bush.

Bush, as the lesser of two evils.

I'll vote for Kerry.

Mr. Bush here. I like my healthcare out of Mr. Kerry's hands.

But is it me or this board is mostly in favor of Mr. Kerry

Bush - because he's greatest of two goods. He's not as conservative as my politics are, but a clear worldview and a decisive mind are what we need to win the war. Kerry isn't a bad guy, but Bush has the skill set for this time and place in our history.

Kerry...I am not a two-party hack at all, but IMHO Bush's foreign, environmental and social policies are too dangerous to allow to go on. Whatever happened to "compassionate conservatism" or ruling from the middle?

The Democrats told Bush to kiss their asses. It's in BOTH party's interests to be polarized.

By way of absentee ballot, I have voted for Kerry.

kerry with enthusiasm.....

Polls containing "someone else" and list only Bush and Kerry are the trademarks of an uneducated voter.l

So why play along with the party hack game?

Kerry. I don’t like moronic, overly religious, war mongering, greedy, careless, arrogant liars.

Wow when I post my opinions, 3 liberals are the first to say 'troll' even when its far less 'trollish' then yours.

Whats your secret?

Third parties only real function in this system is to split votes. It doesn't matter if you are voting communist, nader, socialist, or libertarian, you are only hurting the dem/rep canidate closest to your beliefs.

As a rule libertarian voters hurt republicans more then democrats, not sure about this year though, a lot of democrats seem to see it as a way to not vote for Kerry while not voting for Bush.

I wouldn't say they hurt Bush or Kerry as niether of them represent any facit of my beliefs in an effective manner.

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Pssst....buddy....didn't he die in like 1964??? That's like saying you're gonna vote for Eisenhower... ;)

It's <H1>J</H1>ohn <H1>F</H1>orbes <H1>K</H1>erry.......
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Damn, dude, talk about a bait and switch... ;)

His running mate is kinda hot lookin'.....prim and proper look mmmm...:thumbsup:
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well, if you want amusing candidate photos, here ya go...

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What's so sad is that the only add-on are the ears...

Madsen, I wish I could do that...but I saw the evil voting Libertarian in '92 brought...

I have already voted for Kerry as he is not Bush. There's no point being "decisive" if you keep making the wrong decisions while ignoring factual evidence because you insist on leading the world by "instinct" alone.

You could at least list the 2 largest 3rd parties, sheesh.

Me Too........

I voted for Kerry, not just because he's not Bush but because I think he would do a competent job. Not great, but competent. There were better, but that's who the party system gave us. I definitely believe that he'll do a better job than Bush, and is coming in with more relevant experience and knowledge than Bush had, and better judgment.

Will Kerry make America the country I hope it'll be someday? No, but at the very least I think he'll strive to be a responsible steward of our nation's well-being within the limits allowed by our basically corrupt political system. I think that Bush is taking us down a road that will lead to an America that is poorer, more divided, more unjust, sicker, and friendless.

I like to joke that a second Bush term will be the best thing ever to happen to socialism in this country. Because the abuses of the current system will be so huge that even 70-year-old retired postmen in Omaha, hiding their heads inside a copy of Christianity Today, won't be able to ignore them. But I don't really believe that.

I will not be voting, because it is a waste of money. To leave work and vote, assuming it takes one hour, would cost me $11.00, plus gasoline, wear and tear on the car, dealing with groups of people, aggravation, etc. I choose to spend my money on things that I need or enjoy. I do not enjoy wasting my effort and registering for jury duty (the potential for several days of lost wages). Instead, I will use that money to purchase some pornography and enjoy my evening.

Even assuming my vote could possibly make a difference in a group of millions of people, it does not matter to me who wins the election.

As you know, I'll be voting for the current President of the United States. My reasons have been listed in discussions here during the past months.

Ultimately, IMO, he is the most genuine and authentic person in the race.

Bravo Irate... I am voting Kerry but I respect and applaud your optimism and kind words about Kerry takes a lot of guts when there are so many (and I have been told I am 1) vapid partisans on the board.

You have had my respect for a long time and this just adds to my belief you maybe one of the best posters on this board.

Michael Badnarik or maybe Cobb. I'm not going to be responsible for what happens if Bush or Kerry is elected. Good or bad.

Isn't it nice that the other candidates all get lumped into "someone else"? It's like a typical conversation I have with anyone about the election.

Are you voting fore Kerry?
Me: no.
(worried look) Bush?
Me: no
Nader?
Me: no
You're going to vote, right?
Me: it may interest you to learn that there are candidates the media doesn't want you to know about.

KERRY! KERRY! KERRY!

I was really impressed with the stand he took in his post-Vietnam days. He had a better chin back then.

Green Party, yo.

Kerry: because I don't like Bush. I didn't vote for him last time around, and I aint gonna do it this time.

Four years ago, it was mainly because of his environmental policies, and the fact that he would have the opportunity to appoint Supreme Court Judges that have a greater impact on the laws for a seriously long time. Now... the reasons are apparent.

I voted Nader in '00 and would have voted Perot in '92 if he hadn't done a Howard Dean and shown he was a little nutty. This election I have to vote out Bush and in all honesty, I truly like Kerry. As with any politician I know he may only get 25% of what he says done, but it would still be better than what I have seen and what I believe would come with Bush.

Bush...I may not be thrilled with some of the things he done while in office (hey, no president has ever been perfect) but I really can't bring myself to trust Kerry. There is just something about the guy I can't get past. I have tried. However, in the end, I think it will easier for the guy who is elected in 08 to clean up after Bush then it will be Kerry.

If Kerry does win, I hope that he can fulfill your 25%. I worry a bit about how realistic his promises are.


I voted my pocketbook. Bush.

I would like to vote for Sen. John Kasich. He really should think about running again. In reality, Bush for me. Kerry just doesn't have any real answers except "I wouldn't have done that."

my thought exactly cth...btw i love ur avatar :lol: