Turf Bush spent our money and put our soldiers in harms way fighting a wrong war. He was not and is not fight al-Qaeda. At a time when he was fighting the wrong war Bush increased the deficit by giving the people who least needed it a tax cut. There are two reasons why not to vote for him.
Why?
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lmao you dont think we are fighting Al Queada in Iraq and in Afghanistan?
is your head really up your ass?
is your head really up your ass?
StevieD said:
Stevie, I agree with this entire post except I am registered Dem so I can vote in the local primaries.
michaeljbird said:
So let me understand, your grandfather is all of the above but votes democrat every year, making him a Republican because he is homophobic, racist, and a male chauvinist.
I see, very objective view, I guess you better chalk me up with your grandfather, except on voting day.
:shrug: :nono: :bs:Sorry to repeat myself, but I can't help it, every time I read one of stevie's posts, I'm cryin here it's so funny:
My God Stevie you are absolutely the funniest SOB I have every seen, unbelievable that you actual believe the crap you write :142smilie :142smilie :142smilie
My God Stevie you are absolutely the funniest SOB I have every seen, unbelievable that you actual believe the crap you write :142smilie :142smilie :142smilie
Read the 9/11 Commission. We were fighting them in Afaghanastan but there was no connection between Iraq and al-Qaeda. Maybe you guys know of one the commision couldn't find. If so you could tell Bush and Cheney then they could have a reason for attacking Iraq they could stick with.
bullshit the 9/11 commision said there WAS a connection between Iraq and Al queada
and if you dont believe it.....you can see it for your very eye on the news every night
and if you dont believe it.....you can see it for your very eye on the news every night
kosar said:
Thanks Kosar! Actually, one party talks about minimum wage increases (95% of economists believe this is negative, foremost for the people that it intends to help...), one party talks about tax increases (an economic strain). You have clearly swallowed, hook and line, and democratic philosophy that tax cuts are "spending"...lol. Yeah, failing to TAKE my money is somehow government "SPENDING"....what a joke, and this is repeated day in day out.
So no, on balance...Bush and the Republicans are clearly the better choice based on mathematical law in economic principles.
As far as the meddling with control over my personal life, and your reminder of Ashcroft and the Patriot act, I agree that this is really the only area that Bush is vulnerable in this election, simply because this enrages republicans more than it does democrats.
But here is the difference in my eyes, I sincerely believe that these infringements have been imposed as the result of terrosist threat, while the intentions of the democrat's infringements are simplly the result of their willingness to impose their vision of the how people should live and think on my life.
This to me is quite simple.
Later.
Iron.,
ctownguy said:
I'm proud of you. At least you admit you are a "homophobic, racist, and a male chauvinist."
Not that it really needed to be stated, but nonetheless nice to see a guy step up to the plate and admit his faults and bigotry.
my parents, grandparents, uncles,aunts, etc all voted democcratic because they felt that the dems were for the average worker & were pro union.
at family gatherings a few of my cousins & i used to get into some heated debates with the older crowd when we urged them to look at the individual candidate instead of just voting in the democratic column.
only a handful of times did my parents vote republican. but they kept it quiet.(lol)
at family gatherings a few of my cousins & i used to get into some heated debates with the older crowd when we urged them to look at the individual candidate instead of just voting in the democratic column.
only a handful of times did my parents vote republican. but they kept it quiet.(lol)