[QUOTE=Bobotheoptimist]
Kerry sickens me
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Why?
I was born in 1966. My presidential votes have been as follows:
'84: Reagan (the stupidity of youth)
'88: An extremely unenthusiastic vote for Dukakis. I seriously went around and around with this vote and didn’t really decide until I was literally in the booth.
'92: Clinton
'96: Clinton (no regrets for either Clinton vote)
'00: Gore
'04: NotBush (technically Kerry but I would have voted for a bowl of ramen noodles over Bush).
[QUOTE=initech]
Why?
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Because of his actions, politics, personality, face, mannerisms, and he acts like a politician imho.
I was born in 1971, and I’ve voted in every presidential election since I turned 18.
1992 - Clinton
1996 - Clinton, again. I never regretted either vote, though I did get awfully ticked at him for backing down on his “gays in the military” stance and on giving the Republican party ammunition by getting a blow job from an intern.
2000 - Nader. God help me. I honestly thought Gore would win, and I lived in Texas at the time, so I was throwing my vote away anyways. I was hoping the Green party might get enough in the popular election to get some of the federal campaign funding.
2004 - Kerry. I agreed with his stances, but I was never happy with how wimpy he came across. He should have torn the Swift Boaters to pieces. He should have stood up to the slandering and mud-slinging, and he should have called Bush II what he was - a war mongering dry drunk without the sense God gave a retarded fungus.
[QUOTE=bob_co]
Let’s not get this out of hand with the libs in the GD.
I voted almost straight Repulacan for the last 30 years.
I wanted:
Smaller governement
Gun rights
Inididual rights (same thing)
Protection as a coutnry
I got:
Individual rights
Protection as a country.
Had I voted differently .. maybe the same, but probably not the same freedom with firearms.
Certainly not the same protection against people who have declared war on us and are killing us and still vow to.
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Not for 30 years, but I was a straight ticket Republican voter except for Perot ( :smack: ). All I got was a little better firearms laws. I don’t see the greater protection and individual rights benefits.