Well, , Kerry is not trailing by many and it all comes down to Ohio.
Why the Republicans are so so sure that Bush will win is quite a concern. After Bush's tactics of getting INTO office, this election wont be trusted either way. The presidential election shouldn't be an "anything can happen" election.
-AC
Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Well, , Kerry is not trailing by many and it all comes down to Ohio.Why the Republicans are so so sure that Bush will win is quite a concern. After Bush's tactics of getting INTO office, this election wont be trusted either way. The presidential election shouldn't be an "anything can happen" election.
-AC
What tactics? if you remember Gore wanted a recount in one single county, while Bush wanted a state wide recont 🙄 the Demos were dragging thier feet and playing dirty.
I live in Palm Beach County, and Gore wanted a recount for our county because there was a record for people in our county voting for Nader. There are over a million people in Palm Beach county, and it is mostly democratic northerners and minorities. Of course he wanted a recount in Palm Beach county, that's where all the drama was.
I mean, the way I see it your choices were a liar or a person unsure of his choices.
Two evils and the American people, for the most part, picked the greater.
Amazes me how Bush can flat out lie to the faces of the nation and still get them to vote for him.
Oh well. 4 years of uncertainty and bad decisions ahead. If Bush passes the draft to Iraq, then I hope all the Bush supporters are happy.
-AC
I find it interesting that for the most part, all of the United State's allies are disappointed that Bush is re-elected. I also find it interesting that something like 48% of the people who voted didn't vote for bush. So basically what that means is that 51 % of the united states' population has given bush the power to do as he pleases and are not concerned that almost half of their own country and the rest of the world recognizes that this guy is a loose canon and a risk to international security.
So for the next four years, the american citizens are content to have a president who:
-lied to them to get them into a war in iraq (at least he has another 4 years to find osama in iraq I guess)
-ignored his staff who said that Sadam posed no threat
-removed valuable resources from afghanistan to iraq
-prolonged the service thereby increasing the chance of death of their soldiers
-sells jobs to nations other than his own
- needs to get a dictionary to understands those big words that he tries to use
-destabilized Iraq (which was a secular government and is now at risk to become an fundamentalist islamic state) and actually made a situation where it was easier for terrorists to operate with that country than when Sadam was there (don't get me wrong, I'm not a fan of sadam either
-has united many terrorist organizations against a common enemy
-and finally thumbs his nose at his allies and other nations of the world in his own particular "I'm the big boy on the block" manner
good choice people
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Exactly KharmaDog.
"Nobody, except those who voted against Bush, have the right to complain about jack shit now. Those who voted for him have to suffer what is done to the world and the US by the man they thought was the best for the job, as for those who didn't vote, I hope they get the worst of it."-A Friend.
I completely agree, you voted for him now you deal with what he does and accept it. Those who voted for him and didn't vote at all.
I think it's safe to say the only dumber general populace in the world, than the US, is England. Coincidentally, two best friends.
-AC
I seriously don't understand why people vote for this man.He f***ed up everything already.
It's not just the U.S. that he messes up,it's the whole world. He's a racist cow with racist people behind him and telling him what to do.He's just a muppet.He can't even speak properly, i don't believe he has the brain to actually do anything.