Did you Vote for John Kerry?
397861
Yes I did vote for him, to bad it wasn't an honest election  and Bushit didn't win fair and square, we need an honest election in 08 to restore validity to the process.
1097276
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.
1041631
I voted for some.  :)
400466
As a Republican, when I voted for Bush in the first term, I thought that I was electing a small limited government Republican. Instead, I elected a religious Republican. The 04 election was more about safety and security for me, so I still voted Bush as it seemed that Kerry didn't really offer anything different.\n\nIf I could go back, I would change my vote to a no vote, as I believe that Bush is not the president that he proclaimed to be, and that Kerry didn't and doesn't stand for my values. To be truthful, most canidates are either too far left or right for my taste.\n\nTo answer your question, some conservative / libertarian Republicans still exist, but it seems to me that our party has been hijacked by religious factions. They seem to be on this holy crusade to stamp out all opposition to anything that they deem is wrong or sinful. Since the Republicans control almost all the branches of government at this time, I believe it is time to restore balance. So, I will probably vote the straight democratic ticket in 06 to see if the balance of power will be changed.
484654
THANKFULLY I DON'T HAVE THAT ON MY CONSCIENCE.\n\nI VOTED FOR AL GORE AND JOHN KERRY.
498903
Apparently not, they actually supported him\n\nFACT: John Kerry has a 100% voting record with, and earned the endorsement of the Brady Campaign (Formerly Handgun Control, Inc.)—a group that says you have no right to own any gun. And, he repeatedly earns the support of PETA and the Humane Society of the United States—groups who openly want to ban all hunting in America.\n\nAND:\nAlthough he claims to be an avid hunter, Kerry has never joined the 315-member of the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus. And extremist groups know his true feelings about hunting. John Kerry has a 100 percent "A" rating from radical animal "rights" groups like PETA and the Fund for Animals.
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ANYONE WHO VOTED FOR HIM
932004
I need more information before I can answer your question.  Did you vote for George Allen?
642473
No. We had a choice between having a recovering economy with Kerry, or a worse economy and a moron for a President.
825697
Yes, and since I live in Chicago, I did early and often! (Just kidding)\n\nYes, I voted this morning and then called my family and friends to make sure they did as well.
491363
I voted for Bush.  I am disillusioned in some ways, but I don't apologize.  I think Kerry would have been worse.  I vote by issues not by party and the Democrats have to come up with someone sincere before I will vote for them.  They are too into 'slick' lately. It is hard to get a handle on where someone so slick is coming from and whether they actually have any convictions, at all.  In the last election it was very much a matter of 'the Devil you know...'\n\nI do my homework before elections, and vote my conscience.  I think the concept of 'apologizing' for one's vote if you do that is ridiculous.
1052455
Yes I do.\n\nDo you think the Democrats are going to give me someone I can vote for. I've not voted for a Republican the last two times. I've voted against the clucks the Democrats have nominated.\n\nDemocrats get back to your base. We're still out here. We didn't leave you. YOU left us. And just so you know --"I'm not a Republican" isn't a very good campaign slogan.
1052055
Good question. If they all voted, then maybe they would have John Kerry to complain about now.
1158618
Yes, i wasted my vote on Bush. I think its very important to vote, we gotta keep our elected officials accountable for decisions made.
1023116
Yes I did. I wish more people would take the time to do it too. Your vote really does count. Plus, if you didn't vote, stop bitch!n about the president we have now.
1180039
I have problems With President Bush, but I believe that he has gotten some bad advice and has surrounded himself with people who don't have the nation's best interest at heart.  I voted for him simply because I didn't want Kerry to become leader of the free world.  As for my vote, who knows, it might count, it might not.  I still vote with high hopes and low expectations.
967737
I did!  My 5 year old daughter and I voted at 7am!  We were only number 77, though, and the polls had been open for an hour!  The line was not long either.  I hope the pace picks up because it was disappointingly slow this morning.\n\nGet out and vote!!!