AND IF YOU HAVE DID YOU LIVE IN A TRAILER PARK?\n\nAND IF YOU DID, DID YOU VOTE FOR GEORGE W. BUSH TWICE?
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yeah, but they were super small and had really small biceps, so i kicked their asses. one of them -- zort, i think he was called -- spoke english but kept using those malaprops bush makes so i thought to myself "they must be listening to our news" this is when i freaked and went all chuck norris on them, which was kinda hard cos my roundhouse kept going over their heads. i ended up using a fly-swatter for most of them but then my mom called me for dinner and i had to cover up the evidence real quick like. to this day i still can't go down to the barn without my little sister tagging along for security.
278213
i did!  i watched it on youtube.  it took super guts to come out with those remarks.  bush didn't look happy at all!
360765
I think it was more of a vote against the Republican President than it was a vote for the Democrat running. But, really, it's not the first time people voted for something without knowing why. \n\nIn Philadelphia, there's a guy who sells soft pretzels on some corner downtown who always runs for mayor. One election, they put "the pretzel guy" at the top of the second column by mistake. He came in second and came close to winning, but I bet few actually knew they even voted for him.
636612
Republican, voted for him twice, but I should say I voted against Gore and Kerry more then I voted for GW.  I actually voted for McCain in the California primary in 2000 because I was never a GW fan....that said I still have no regrets.  To think for a moment Kerry or Gore could have done anything better is pretty darn silly.  Sure we could have "avoided" going to war in Iraq like BJ Clinton did for 8 years but eventually it was going to happen.  Once we kicked al queda out of Afghanistan where do you think they went?  By the way Al-Zakari (al queda leader) was in Iraq before we we're (read the NY Times - said so today).
615804
I voted for Bush in 2000. I now see how he has totally screwed up this country beyond repair. He has caused more problems for the US to deal with then he ever tried to solve. Not only with the war in Iraq, the war on terrorism but the national deficit, education and too many other areas to mention. But the problem is not Bush alone, it is the complete jackasses in Washington who waste time on petty issues while these world changing events are happening and do nothing to correct these problems because they might upset their constituency and not get re-elected!
100532
I made my own bumper stickers, they say\nNovember 4th 2008.........\nI bet you'll vote this time hippie!!!\n\n\nIt's cool if you steal it.
159270
Heh heh! Me an Jeb an the girls went down to 'Copy Depot' in the Office Depot by his house, and made 13,000,000 copies of a ballot voting for me! Then we took all a Kerry's ballots and gave em to that Joran Van Der Sloot kid in Aruba. They never been seen again!\n\nNow the only reason I'm telling you this, is because no one thinks I'm THE George Bush! So I can tell all kinds of 'truths'! \n\nNow if you don't mind, me an Laura are gonna snort some lines and watch Cheech and Chong movies!\n\nYee Haw!!!
198641
First of all, I refuse to use the "p" word with his name. He was not elected the first time (got it by deceit from his brother and cronies being in charge of Florida) and the second time, I don't really believe he was elected then. I think all those computerized voting machines were rigged to already have him as "winner" so no matter who a person voted for, he would show the most. \nIs he doing a good job! NO, NO, NO. Worst one ever! Even his own people who worked for him as staff and then quit are speaking out about how bad he is.
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I do. I voted for him in my Haynesfield Elementary (Bristol, Tennessee)  6th grade election. As I recall everyone else had Jimmy Carter fever and the entire class voted for him. I suppose I was already a Liberal at age 12. \n\nGood habits start early!!
581359
Have you heard him speak lately, its hysterical! He was bad enough durring the Presidential election but now he has really lost, kind of like AL Gore did.He cant even keep a store straight in a 5 minute interview. Its a really sad statement about the state of our country that we came close to electing these to idiots as our leader.I am not a huge George W fan, but think that he's done what he has thought best for the country and not what will boost his ratings in the opinion polls... but I guess that is obvious!
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I actually brought up that scenario once to some friends, and they thought I was daft.  Since you seem to be thinking the same thing, maybe it's not such a far-fetched thing?  If not George W. then his brother, Jeb?  I wouldn't put it past the Republicans to do such a thing.
335991
Yes.\nI lost many friends...and almost myself...over the president's greed for OIL.\n\nOperation Liberate Iraq..... my @ss!!!!
64293
I was active duty Army for ten years. I served all ten years overseas in Korea, Germany, Bosnia and Saudi Arabia. I have shot at people and been shot at in defense of this great nation.\n\nI have been in the National Guard for five years. In addition to my latest deployment to Louisiana for two months helping those citizens recover, I have completed two tours in Iraq. Each time I went, I have had to give up my six figure income to fight for our country and the citizens of Iraq. I have a wife and a 5 and 7 year old boys who sacrifice more than you will ever know. And I am packed and ready to go in case the call comes for a third rotation.\n\nI voted for Bush for Governor of Texas two times. I voted for Bush for President of the United States twice. And my story is not unique - there are hundreds of thousands if not millions who tell the same tale.\n\nSo there goes your theory.\n\nBy the way ... what have YOU done other than "put a 'Support Our Troops' bumper sticker" on YOUR vehicle? Is your support limited to criticizing the Commander-in-Chief on websites? Nice job, Jocko.
623249
Oh boy!  You had to go there didn't you?  How many of them do you think will give a honest response?  Of course I suppose this could be reversed if this question was asked to Bush supporters .
54861
No. I didn't vote for Cheney's monkey on a string. If he is the lesser of two evils, what would the other guy have done? When you've bankrupted the country, raped the environment, taken away the people's rights and freedoms, lied to your citizens so you can masacre foreign countries, started a civil war, thrown gasoline on the fires of hatred in the middle east, and pis**d off the whole world in the process, what's left?
515924
I remember one year when a dead guy won his state, and his wife sat for him...yes, when you have only a choice between bad and worse, you make dumb decisions.  Vote third party!
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I did not vote for George W. Bush. \nI do not share the religious or political views of Bush. \nI most certainly would not fight for Bush!\n\n(It so happens I have some health conditions that would make me unable to serve in the military -- not serious, but enough that I couldn't pass boot camp. But even if I didn't have these conditions, I still would not go to war for a man and a cause that I do not believe in).\n\nThat being said, I *do* support the men and women in our military who are overseas. Let's be clear on that -- I respect them greatly and I'm always thinking good thoughts for them. :) They had no choice in where they got sent, and if the truth were known, I'm sure many of them would rather not be in the Middle East either! But they'd face dishonorable discharge or even worse, if they tried to abandon the military.