Is there anyone out there who would/did vote for George? please dont slate these people I just wanna know?
463860
I voted for him both times.  I'd probably vote for him again. Have to wait and see what my options are.
818354
I voted for Crist.I didnt and would never have voted for Bush.Funny how when his job was on the line he voted agaisnt the Phone rate hike and when he had nothing to lose he voted for it.I just hope Crist can do something with the education system in Florida
868433
He did? That is NOT a good sign for George. What does he know that we don't? I can only hope that... (sound of scampering to the Yahoo! Home page)... Robert Gates does better, but as ex-CIA, I have my doubts
1121837
I know that my last neighbor, who is gay and living with his boyfriend, voted for Bush. When I asked him why he would since Bush is against gay rights, he said he agreed with most of what Bush stood for except for the anti-gay tendencies. He went on to say that he wasn't concerned about getting married and since Bush wasn't pro-gay-discrimination (in an active sense), he didn't feel Bush's views on gays impacted his life. So he voted for him.\n\nThat's a Republican for you, though, huh? :)
809582
George is too much the want to be dictator to learn to compromise.   Abraham Lincoln wrote of a government of the people, for the people and by the people.   George's idea is my government and the people be damned because their wants are insignificant to his own agenda.   I think he has just entered a phase of accountability for his actions that up till now have gone unchecked.   The will of the people spoke loudly on election day.   Will he heed the voice of the people....no,  he hasn't up till now and I don't think that will change.   It is not the will of the people that is primary in George's concern....it is his own will.
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.
842824
I think that Bush cost us (republicans) the election. I think that people were voting against bush rather than for a canidate. THAT worries me. I am one of those people that, even though I am a republican at heart, I feel regardless of party affiliation, it should be whoever's best for the job. And I don't necessarily know if those voted WERE best. I just hope those elected PROVE to the country that the voters didn't make a mistake.
824074
George, for God's sake, Stay The Course !\nIs that his message or maybe it isn't !\nWho knows ??
1029704
I voted Kerry, but I had voted for Dean in the primary and wish he had won the nomination.\n\nIf I had it to do again, of course I would vote Kerry in the main election (assuming I couldn't rally enough friends to change the Democratic primary results), but I would also take two particular friends with me to vote for President and let them experience the political process (I later found out that they had never voted for anyone, in any election).\n\nIn the meantime, I have a sign in my window reading "Impeach Bush," and I can only hope that my dearest wish will come true...\n\nor that at least our VP will resign over shame for his stances, his policies, oh, and for shooting someone in the face...and that Bush will find himself a far less efficient instrument for the radical right without his puppeteer in the wings.\n\nSorry, but I needed to let out some frustration there. Thanks for listening. Good question.
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i think George is one of the best Presidents we've ever had.  The problem is, the liberal media (democrats), portray him to be evil and deceitful.  It's all about politics.  80% of the country was in favor of the war at the time we declared it now everyone wants to back out and are pointing fingers at George.  He is doing the right thing by staying but he constantly faces a lot of opposition.  \nHe is accused of causing our national deficit to go through the roof but what people fail to realize is that it costs lots of money to go to war.  They also fail  to realize that Congress does stupid things like allotting $500,000 recently for a teapot museum in one of the Northern states.  \nRegarding medicare, he came up with a plan.  It's not the best plan and he's been largely criticized for it but I don't see anyone else coming up with one better.\nRegarding same-sex marriage...he has never denied being a Christian and how he feels on that subject.  Democrats want the government to take care of them financially but to stay out of their lives all together.\nI could go on and on but you get the jest of it....He's a great American and a great President.  Please watch Fox News or listen to talk radio for more ammo against your apparently misinformed or uneducated class mates.
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I have read and heard all that you are asking about also. It is amusing because now when the subject of Bush comes up, everyone says, "I didn't vote for him."  Well, someone did. \n\nThere was a special on HBO about how the votes can be and probably have been tampered with in the last election. It is kind of scary. I like the hacker that laughed and said, "give me ten minutes on the computer and I will give George Bush's social security number."  \n\nMy hope is that in 2008 the Democrats return. I think we are long over due for a change. I think Barack Obama for President and Hillary Clinton for Vice President. What do you think????\n\nTo actually answer your question the answer is YES. I have also read and heard enough facts to convince me enough was played with to ALLOW him to become President.
636982
I agree.  They should send him to fight for us.  I liked Bill too.  Who really cares about his private life, as long as he is doing his job in the office.  George sucks!!
404698
I BELIEVE WE STILL LIVE IN A TIME WHERE WE WILL NOT SEE A WOMAN PRESIDENT AS SAD AS IT IS...BUT EVEN WITH COLIN POWELL'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS OUR COUNTRY WILL NOT VOTE A BLACK MAN IN EITHER.  SAD STATE OUR COUNTRY IS IN.  THEY WILL PROBABLY VOTE A WHITE MAN RIGHT WING REP.  SAD BUT TRUE...AND SINCE IT SEEMS POINTLESS TO VOTE BECAUSE I HONESTLY DON'T BELIEVE GEORGE BUSH EVER WON ANY ELECTION...I GUESS IT WILL BE WHOEVER THE GOVERNMENT DECIDES ON .....
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First of all, I hope I'm open-minded enough not to give a rat's ass about a person's sexual preferences (provided it involves consenting adults) no matter what job they're seeking. So yeah, I could vote for a gay president if I agreed with most of his or her policies. What the hell do I care what they do in their private life? And why do YOU care?\n\nP.S. For the record, we've likely already had a gay president. James Buchanan, widely considered one of the worst and most ineffectual presidents in US history (some blame him for failing to prevent the Civil War), never married but rather lived for 16 years with an Alabama senator named William Rufus King. Seems harmless enough -- except for the fact that he referred to King as "Nancy" amid rampant rumours of their having had a homosexual relationship.
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its ok.. whats the deal with the guy with turetts? i have got nothing against people with it. i just wonder how will he manage?\n\ni do like the royal guy is it george.. he looks kinda like brad pitt :)
628151
Probably only those who voted for George W. Bush. They are all wacko.
695163
Have you noticed how almost every ad slams the other guy as opposed to the candidate telling us what he plans to accomplish once he gets in office? I have a notion not to vote at all. What's the use?