There is a light and it never goes out

[Iceman24]

I believe the cartoon "South Park" said it best in the episode where they were voting for a giant sweetheart and a **** sandwitch... i voted Bush.... I try'd to like John Kerry, but common you can't actually watch the guy for 5 minutes without realizing he was just completely FOS, and had to vote Bushy in 2000 as well, couldn't handle Al Gore. I don't blame Bush on the republicans, I blame the Demo's for not finding someone that could beat him. Look at the past few candidates they have had, are they just picking the biggest loser/idiot out of a hat or what LOL

I think that Jeb Bush in Florida will run, the democrats will try something retarded like nominating Hillary Clinton, and it wouldn't matter if she won 99% of the popular vote, the "good ole boys" in Washington would never ever let her get a single  electoral vote

[JB88]

i just don't see the dems putting hillary up.

she will probably just continue to serve her party as a senator.  a powerful one at that.

she seems to do relatively well there and has gotten respect from alot of ranking republicans for her work.

[cav58d]

My first legal general election was 2004, and I gave my support to President Bush.  Furthermore, from 2002-present I have supported a Republican Congress.  I do this because I know they are the party that will keep me safe.  I vote for them because I know they are willing to do what it takes to defend this country.  I do this because I support wire taping, and I dont think a terrorist is on an equal level with any American citizen.  I do this because I believe the President is sincere and honest.  There is no room for me in a party of Ted Kennedy and Nancy Pelosi.

[Sixpence]

He spends like no democrat ever dreamed of, but at least they do it the right way, tax and spend, not borrow and spend. So that 2 dollars in tax money you didn't have to spend now will cost you 5 dollars instead. So plz, tell me how his out of control spending represents the republicans, a party known for their control of spending?

When Clinton was in office the republicans did a great job of keeping any spending bills in check, but are afraid of even raising their voice (some do, but are told to shut up and tow the party line) now that there is a republican pres who can't control spending.

[RedRadr]

Originally posted by Nash
If you voted for Bush in 2000...

... and if you voted for Bush in 2004...

... clap your hands, and say so here.

If so inclined, say why you did.

It's confusing to me. I'm dumbfounded.

Step up. Explain it.

O, hush

[FUNKED1]

Originally posted by cav58d
I believe the President is sincere and honest.

[midnight Target]

Originally posted by cav58d
My first legal general election was 2004, and I gave my support to President Bush.  Furthermore, from 2002-present I have supported a Republican Congress.  I do this because I know they are the party that will keep me safe.  I vote for them because I know they are willing to do what it takes to defend this country.  I do this because I support wire taping, and I dont think a terrorist is on an equal level with any American citizen.  I do this because I believe the President is sincere and honest.  There is no room for me in a party of Ted Kennedy and Nancy Pelosi.

Sounds like you "know" what you are told to "know".

[x0847Marine]

Originally posted by lazs2
soooo marine... are these evil republicans better or worse than democrats?

do you believe that there is really no difference in what judges are appointed or polices enacted or laws passed when either is in power?

Or...  are u just a democrat pretending to be an independent so that you can bash republicans while seeming to not have a dog in the fite?

lazs

Congress is a toilet that needs to be flushed, a diaper that needs changing. Clinton was trailor trash, Bush is a party hack who handed his pal $3M by signing Hasterts pet project into law... it all sickens me, esp how they fight keep Ind opinions off their political stage. They need to be reminded that is OUR stage, they are there to serve us.. not the party.

Hastert can make $3M in a shady land deal, Reid can influence zoning laws to make a cool $1million.. thats all good? I know cops, who have done more good for more people, who got punished for accepting a free hamburger or tow.

Judges?.. I dont trust either party to choose.

I happily "throw away" my vote. And at the end of every  Scandal  I know it had nothing to do with me. Thats a piece of mind I enjoy. I'd be throwing up in my mouth knowing I had something to do with sending Hastert or Pelosi another robot to enable their corruption / lunacy.

Hastert has a track record of chastising moderates who dont tow the party line, and rewarding the loyal with pork goodies while stuffing $3M in his pocket. Pelosi is quite simply a nut job; these are the "leaders"?, the shining examples of both parties?... no thanks. I'd rather see that Texas granny in charge, its hard to imagine she could do worse.

[Urchin]

For christs sake... it is TOE the party line.  You don't "tow" the friggin party line around, like it broke down on the highway.

[Sixpence]

Originally posted by Urchin
For christs sake... it is TOE the party line.  You don't "tow" the friggin party line around, like it broke down on the highway.

Seeming both parties are a wreck, tow works just fine

[JB88]

Originally posted by Urchin
For christs sake... it is TOE the party line.  You don't "tow" the friggin party line around, like it broke down on the highway.

taking the LORD's name in vain?  - 20.

not capitalizing it? - yer gonna burn in Hell for that.

[Urchin]

Clinton made me do it.

[JB88]

yer gonna have to learn to stand up to her man.

okay fine.  (doing various hand gestures...lighting incense)

your punishment shall be 9 hail skuzzies and 1 detailed critical review of
nilsens poetry.

absolvo dominus requiem.

[Debonair]

Originally posted by JB88
...absolvo dominus requiem...

is that English?
jehovah

[icemaw]

if you have to ask you would not understand