King of the Americas
Banned
- Joined
- Nov 15, 2001
- Messages
- 6,513
responses:
To CFL:
What can 'I' say, my writing has evolved. I still use the ' marks around words that I am attempting to emphasize.
To Linda:
I don't think it is every wrong to vote for someone who 'most closely' resembles your idealogical stance. I am well aware that Nader probably won't win, but if I just give my vote to Kerry, I will only be rewarding 'moderate' behavior by a supposedly liberal candidate.
To RandFan:
Indeed, I have spoken with previous G.W. Bush voters who claim they aren't voting at all, or are planning to vote Libertarian in order to punish this Administration for their lack of conservative values. So long as people vote their sincere political beliefs, all will work out in the end.
To Jocko:
I think Bush could very well lose Texas. With the influx of Mexican immigrants, he is not playing to his base, near enough. Texans are paying almost $2 a gallon for gas, their jobs are going to a rising Mexican population, and property taxes have risen 3 fold over what our tax cuts added up to. Bush won Texas during the last election by less than 10 percentage points. His policies have NOT won over 'more' voters, and without an up-serge in the economy, Bush is teatering on a huge upset.
Again, these people don't or wouldn't support Kerry, but claim Bush hasn't earned their vote...
To Batman Jr.:
I can feel ya, on that. However, I think Kerry has been hitting the Jesus Juice pretty hard... I mean he is hawkish on the War, wishy washy Gay Marriage, and absent in retort when it comes to abortion. He has no specific agenda when it comes to the environment, while he spouts that he wants to provide every American with the same health care packages that elected officials get. Sadly I view the Sentator as "Jesus Juice Lite".
To CFL:
What can 'I' say, my writing has evolved. I still use the ' marks around words that I am attempting to emphasize.
To Linda:
I don't think it is every wrong to vote for someone who 'most closely' resembles your idealogical stance. I am well aware that Nader probably won't win, but if I just give my vote to Kerry, I will only be rewarding 'moderate' behavior by a supposedly liberal candidate.
To RandFan:
Indeed, I have spoken with previous G.W. Bush voters who claim they aren't voting at all, or are planning to vote Libertarian in order to punish this Administration for their lack of conservative values. So long as people vote their sincere political beliefs, all will work out in the end.
To Jocko:
I think Bush could very well lose Texas. With the influx of Mexican immigrants, he is not playing to his base, near enough. Texans are paying almost $2 a gallon for gas, their jobs are going to a rising Mexican population, and property taxes have risen 3 fold over what our tax cuts added up to. Bush won Texas during the last election by less than 10 percentage points. His policies have NOT won over 'more' voters, and without an up-serge in the economy, Bush is teatering on a huge upset.
Again, these people don't or wouldn't support Kerry, but claim Bush hasn't earned their vote...
To Batman Jr.:
I can feel ya, on that. However, I think Kerry has been hitting the Jesus Juice pretty hard... I mean he is hawkish on the War, wishy washy Gay Marriage, and absent in retort when it comes to abortion. He has no specific agenda when it comes to the environment, while he spouts that he wants to provide every American with the same health care packages that elected officials get. Sadly I view the Sentator as "Jesus Juice Lite".