Bush vs. Kerry: What's your reason to vote?

[Bleacher Creature]

Is it a passion for your man's policies and stances on issues, or, is it a dislike of the other?

[Reggie Cleveland]

I'm mindless. I vote a straight Republican ticket.

[madyaks]

Both right down the middle.

Bush is in the process of destroying this country, and Kerry seems to be a good guy.

[BurnKU]

Originally posted by madyaks@Mar 5 2004, 01:32 PM
Bush is in the process of destroying this country

How so? I know it's politically convenient for you to say that, but if you look around, there isn't any destruction and most people are happy.

[Bleacher Creature]

Reg,

I'm serious with this question.

Both camps seem to have a deep hatered of the other guy. I don't read much in the way of a viable defense of their own guy's record, but, it's a full scale attack on their opponent.

I'd like to hear from both camps, what makes their guy the person to choose. What has he done? What are his policies? What are they proposing that will make our lifestyle better?

[SLUBLUE]

Originally posted by BurnKU+Mar 5 2004, 01:35 PM-->

QUOTE(BurnKU @ Mar 5 2004, 01:35 PM)

[Reggie Cleveland]

I'm serious with this question.

And I was serious with my answer. It's hard for me to imagine voting for any Democrat over any Republican. The GOP would have to run David Duke or someone like that.

[madyaks]

Originally posted by BurnKU+Mar 5 2004, 02:35 PM-->

QUOTE(BurnKU @ Mar 5 2004, 02:35 PM)

[Trigfunctions]

My tastes run a little left of the Democratic party, but more often than not I vote for Democrats on the big tickets. On local issues, I'll vote for whoever will do the best job, regardless.

In this election, though, Bush has pushed his administration so far to the right on so many social issues and he has a disturbing sense of international relations, so I will wholeheartedly support whoever can beat him. I'm going to do a lot of volunteer work this election cycle getting out the vote for Kerry.

[Jack Sparrow]

There are 10 threads on this everyfuckin day.

You mean to tell me Kev, that you arent smart enough to read them and figure it out?

Read any political thread here. Folks rip and bash the person they arent voting for and praise the person they are.

No need to create a thread to debate it.

Me thinks TheKev likes to see his own name and thread at the top of the page.

[BurnKU]

Originally posted by madyaks+Mar 5 2004, 01:38 PM-->

QUOTE(madyaks @ Mar 5 2004, 01:38 PM)

Originally posted by [email protected] 5 2004, 02:35 PM

[BurnKU]

Originally posted by Trigfunctions@Mar 5 2004, 01:42 PM
My tastes run a little left of the Democratic party, but more often than not I vote for Democrats on the big tickets. On local issues, I'll vote for whoever will do the best job, regardless.

In this election, though, Bush has pushed his administration so far to the right on so many social issues and he has a disturbing sense of international relations, so I will wholeheartedly support whoever can beat him. I'm going to do a lot of volunteer work this election cycle getting out the vote for Kerry.

Other than the gay marriage issue, how has he socially pushed to the right?

[Bluenotebacker]

I'm voting for Kerry to keep Bush from returning to office next year to further ruin this country.

[backstop]

Bush doesn't use uppercase letters or exclamation points enough for my tastes.

WAAAAAAAAAAAR

ASHCROFT SICK, RYAN HAPPY!!!

Best,
Ryan

[BurnKU]

Originally posted by Bluenotebacker@Mar 5 2004, 01:56 PM
I'm voting for Kerry to keep Bush from returning to office next year to further ruin this country.

It is pretty bad out there. Do you ever even leave your house?