would you vote for Dubyah? Why or why not?
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I certainly wouldn't, and like most other Americans, I didn't vote for him in 2000 or in 2004. For one thing, he's not too bright. And not only that, but I'm a working American, and it's not in my best interests to vote Republican. Also, he started a war that was based on a lie. And where the hell is Osama bin Laden? It's been almost 5 years since the 9/11 attacks, and he still hasn't been caught. He's also a religious fanatic who has no respect for what the Constitution stands for and he and his fundamentalist friends are doing all they can to break down the separation of church and state. Also, he doesn't care about global warming, because thanks to his fundamentalist beliefs, he believes the end times are near, anyway, so it's pointless to try to save the planet. If anything, he's probably trying to hasten Armageddon.
877735
Yep! \n\nAnd I do a mixed bag in voting.... I usually go for canadites I feel are doing a good job or support things I believe in (not just Blue vs. Red).
106839
If there was no other choise, I would have to vote for Clinton. She's not someone I would want to be president, but Rice constantly lies through her teeth. Well, maybe she's not that bad, but she shows no compassion. \n\nOf course in the last election, I was unable to vote for the lesser of two evils. Instead I voted for Nader, so it's likely I'll go third party again if it comes to this.
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ANYONE WHO VOTED FOR HIM
545669
I would vote for Will Smith before I would ever vote for Bilary (yes, i said Biliary) Clinton. But I dont want Will Smith running this country either. A celebrity as president, is not exactly what the Four fathers would have wanted.
1089623
No.  If he could serve another term I would vote for him again.  And if the Democrats do something stupid like nominate Hillary Clinton for president, we are guaranteed to have another right wing president!
591866
I shouldn't be and wouldn't be voted USA president because it is an awesome responsibility that seems to make individuals noticably age quickly.  If this by some miracle happened anyway, I would choose my running mate to be Ruth Graham (Billy's wife) because she would back me in prayer and know how to be gracious in public!
104620
I consider myself to be a TRUE republican, and I make it a point to vote every four years for our president. I did vote for Bush and would vote for him again. All my years of voting, I have never voted democratic and don't feel that I ever would. My view on most democrats is that they work too hard to give our hard earned dollars to welfare recipients. I realize there are many women who will need welfare assistance to get on their feet, and that's fine, but there needs to be a limit on how long and how much they can receive. I promise to vote at the next presidential elections.
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My Mom, she would whip this country into shape. : )  She did a good job with four kids as a single Mother.  She knows right from wrong and just imagine how she had to make a budget work. \n\nI'd definitely vote for my Mom. : )
466253
I would vote for Barrack Obama because he stands for something and he supports the Democratic Agenda. As for whether I would vote for Condoleezza Rice the answer would be no. I am a Democrat and would never vote for someone who belongs to the immoral Republican Party.
1106913
I'd vote for Ted in a second. If he was running in NY.\n I'd love to see him run against Hilary. Haha\nHave you seen "SuperGroup" on VH1. He is on it. Very funny. And rockin.
53241
Here we go, rualive84 =)\n\nParty affiliation: I vote the person, not the party.  Registered as an undecided.\n\nIn my humble opinion, I find that it is unfair for anyone to judge what they, themselves haven't done.  I would never want to be President.  I would never want to be exposed to sensitive information and have to make educated, long lasting decisions that place many person's lives at risk.  I will say this, however, today people certainly have ample reason to be pessimistic about Iraq, but they also need to understand the long-term positive consequences it could have on Middle Eastern reform. Although it's not possible to achieve consensus on whether we should have gone to war, there should be agreement about what's now at stake. \n\nUltimately, the United States' failure in Iraq is not good for anyone. It is not good for the Iraqi people. It doesn't help the prospects for Israeli-Palestinian peace. It won't help achieve better human rights in countries such as Saudi Arabia or Egypt. It won't stop Iran from pursuing nuclear weapons. And, of course, it won't give our troops the 'mission accomplished' homecoming they deserve.\n\nI have many friends in Iraq and they need support.  They don't all believe in the publicized reasons for going to war, but they are all better than we are because they follow the path of freedom and righteousness.  The Iraqi people deserve to be free.\n\n((As far as being judged by God.  Well, I don't really think that was your question, but I do know that it is not our right to speak for Him.  He will judge us all in His own way.))
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should we start voting?
299304
I am pretty sure that I would. He isn't perfect by any stretch of the imagination but he is leaps and bounds above our current mayor. My town is full of idiots. The king idiot gets voted mayor.
44009
He probably would. Personally I don't like him but I think America would vote for him.Tssk, Tssk I guess that's life.
1102732
I would.\n\nMost people don't even know who Russ Feingold is, beyond the fact that he was trying to get a measure passed to get the troops home early. Personally, I think he knew that it wasn't going to work, but it DID get them to start thinking of other ways to get the troops home. \n\nBefore saying "hell no", I would look up the things that he's done that no one has heard of. He's been a politician in this state since as long as I can remember.\n\nEdited to add: Just because I like Feingold does not, I repeat, DOES NOT mean that I would vote for Kerry. I think he's a spineless weasel who should be in bed with Gore. Personal Opinion. Not all Republicans are alike, not all Dems are alike. I don't vote a party ticket. I vote for the people that I agree with the most regardless of whether they are Rep, Dem, black, white, pink with purple polka dots, etc. Please don't tell other people what they think. Just because Feingold is on the same 'ticket' as Kerry, doesn't mean that he's a lying idiot too.
872714
Yes, I would. Yes, I have. \n\nYes, I have more to say ... your congressional representatives are there to serve you. They want to know how you feel about issues. They can't and don't vote in a vacuum. They are also great sources of help when you are having a problem with a government agency.