Bush VS Kerry - Eternal Allegiance

Matuk · 09-14-2004, 02:26 AM

Wether you like Kerry, or you will vote (or like him) because you think "anything but Bush).
Or if you like Bush, why do you?.

Personally, and I'm not american, I have never liked Bush that much, I think he is a good president, but a terrible human being but hey, that's just me.

So, who do you like?

CrAZyBeAuTiFuL4 · 09-14-2004, 03:39 AM

Kerry will get my vote, for sure! Bush shouldn't have even been elected president in the first place...if the whole Florida "misshap" wouldn't have occured, Gore would have been president.

ElectronicWorm · 09-14-2004, 04:37 AM

I dont live there but if i was, i would be 200% sure to vote for Kerry. Bush is only thinking of war and if he did a better job (instead of going on vacation), the world (yes, the world) would be much better off.
So instead of getting Osama, he is way more interested in finishing what his dad couldnt: war with Iraq. Definitaly not a good decision. Osame is still not found, so are the weapons of Massdestruction.

Søren · 09-14-2004, 04:45 AM

Bush needs a bitchslapping

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Matuk · 09-14-2004, 05:52 AM

^^Your cat could give him what he deserves...jeje

justsotypically · 09-14-2004, 05:53 AM

I much prefer Bush to Kerry, but I must admit that it's a battle of two evils. Nevertheless, I'd much rather keep Bush in the White House and have him fix the mess than have a new guy come in and try to fix everything. Obviously a clash of ideologies would exist, and that's not really necessary at this time.

I am so not in the mood to debate... gah. And I'm usually good at that kind of crap... crap, crap, crap.

Lemons · 09-14-2004, 05:58 AM

Bush can stick to his word, Kerry cant. Hes a flip flop on almost every issue. Bush sticks to his word, and doesnt whimp out when it comes to protecting this nation. Please dont correct me, Im not gonna read it, because this could start an argument.

Bush over Kerry major in 2004.

^_^

Søren · 09-14-2004, 06:09 AM

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Originally posted by Matuk
^^Your cat could give him what he deserves...jeje

Haha... yeah, I'd pay money to see that

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ElectronicWorm · 09-14-2004, 06:22 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Possum
Bush can stick to his word, Kerry cant. Hes a flip flop on almost every issue. Bush sticks to his word, and doesnt whimp out when it comes to protecting this nation. Please dont correct me, Im not gonna read it, because this could start an argument.

Bush over Kerry major in 2004.

^_^

Sticking to your word doesnt automaticly mean you are better.

btw, if you post your opinion, people will react on it, thats a forum for. It's your decision to read it or not, but posting an opinion (in general) will always start a discussion.

Dirty Drink · 09-14-2004, 07:16 AM

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Originally posted by Possum
Bush can stick to his word, Kerry cant. Hes a flip flop on almost every issue. Bush sticks to his word, and doesnt whimp out when it comes to protecting this nation. Please dont correct me, Im not gonna read it, because this could start an argument.

Bush over Kerry major in 2004.

^_^

Exactly. They both have controversies over their military time. Bush was only "unaccounted" for for like a month, where as Kerry's got issues about a couple of months. But I like Bush for that reason and that reason alone. He has an agenda and he doesn't stray from it. Whereas you have Kerry over there going from on way to another and then to another. That's not very reassuring for a president to do that. Like what if we had another 9/11 happen? Kerry would be like "Let's find the culprits. Go to war." Then four hours later.. "Maybe was is a bad idea". I'd hope that nobody would vote for Kerry. But a plus for Kerry is that in public conferences and whatnot he can correctly pronounce words. But then again it's nice to have a little humor. Bush is also the one in office. We know what he can do and seen him in action. Kerry's a far cry out in leftfield. He's a newcomer. Trust the person who's been doing the job, and who's obviously more qualified. That and he's got the family history of politics too, to me that is a huge draw. Even though I don't necessarily agree with his politics, he's got the brains to help the country.

VOTE BUSH 2004!