who regrets voting for Bush?
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THANKFULLY I DON'T HAVE THAT ON MY CONSCIENCE.\n\nI VOTED FOR AL GORE AND JOHN KERRY.
54608
No I did not vote for Bush, but my biggest problem with having G.W. as a president is that it has become exeedingly embarrassing to be an American.
1085495
I hate their stupidity. People who support Bush don't even KNOW they're clueless, that's how CLUELESS they are!!\nDemocrat gets MY vote once again!!
631826
I voted for the first Bush and the second. I am not ashamed to say and no I do not regret it. He is doing a great job. What have you done for our country?
481125
I would hope that I would not have to vote for either; but if I had to I would vote for Hillary. I have sworn that I will never ever vote for another Republican as long as I live. And quite frankly Condy should be tried for crimes agains humanity. She was national security advisor to the Bush boy when he invaded Iraq.
1120700
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).
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+There are no words to express how ashamed I am. We will spend years trying to debunk the damage he's done to this nation, as well as our children & their children paying this debt off.\n\nI've voted in every in every election since Carter. I'm not always happy with what I have to choose from. I watch political chances every day.  CNN or MSNBC.  Whoever Chris is-he's the idiot. If he listened to a few news reports, he'd know that one of the biggest problems Bush faced was the so-called poor intelligence that sent us to war.  The GOP was given ALL the information, both good & bad & chose to ignore the intel that said there were no WMD.  That's why it was so important to make Joe Wilson look like an idiot after he came back from overseas & said there was no WMD.  Remember the outing of  Valerie Plame?\n\nI believe that what goes around, comes around & Bush will go down as the worst president in history.  I just hope I'm around to read about it with a smile on my face!  GREAT QUESTION!
497484
I would vote for an homosexual if they were the right person for the job, but I definitely wouldn't vote for George Bush no matter what his orientation was (although I suspect he likes the odd chimp).
1078079
Anyone who ever voted for Bush shares the responsibility for his crimes and for WW-III, which he started all by himself.\n\nAnd anyone who would even now consider another vote for him (which happily is not possible) must be either braindead or one of his criminal cronies.
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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.
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I must have blinked..\nI was too concerned with the murders of over 650,000 innocents, rising oil prices, nearly 100 troops killed each month, pedophiles, gays in the closet, \n\nAND Bush rejected by his own party candidates like a pest. Only a stupid starts a war not being sure he'll win it. Serves him well
840200
They hate him for his incompetence and shrewd methods. Many think Al Gore would have done a better job since he would focus on the american way of life via the environment and the socail status. I think they voted for George Bush because people like to have someone for a leader that they can critisize, such as John Howard, he is as goofy as hell and yet he is always voted for.
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He was going to, He voted for it before he voted against it......\n\nKerry is only a regular to his military/America hating left wing "fan" base. He is an idiot
912247
Alright Brendan, here's what you wanted to hear and the best answer.  I voted for Bush the first time.  I voted for him again in 2004.  I feel more duped than embarassed but they are both in my feelings and I don't like it at all.  I was lied to about WMD and I bought it.  It wasn't a mistake, it wasn't for the good of the country, it was a freaking LIE.  I have no idea how many other lies I have bought into from this administration but I do know that I will not be fooled by them again.  Now I automatically attach the BIG FAT LIE sticker to EVERYTHING that comes out of the White House.  I will not be voting for ANY Repubs this year, so they can thank W for the loss of my vote.
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Voted for Bush in the 2004 elections.   Not that I thought the Republicans were the best choice, but a better choice over all the whining I heard from the Democrats.\n\nI think personal digs and scandals be-little both sides greatly.  I just heard more on the Dem's side at the time (and still do).  I truly wish our politicians would show a little more tact, respect and professionalism when polling for votes.
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Nevermind the brainwashed masses waving their plastic flags and feeling so proud every time another American soldier gets killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq.  Shudder.\n\nBush is the worst President.  Yes, there have been other corrupt, foolish and stupid Presidents, but Bush is the worst because he does all this with the best intentions.  \n\nI voted for him and I'm in the military, so I get what I deserved.  I say this all off the record, of course.  I'm not allowed to bad mouth my commander in chief.   This whole movement to trade freedom for so-called security is dangerous and unexcusable.  I believe Bush (or whoever his puppet master is) is at the heart of it.
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Yes I did...First time ever. I'm 33. I figure it was my one vote that failed to keep george bush out of office so I feel more responsible this time around to make sure I vote.\n\nEveryone that complains about bush are the ones that don't vote. So now if I don't like the new person atleast I have the right to complain or agree since I legally put my vote in.\n\nEveryone should vote! Its your life and the life of your kids! Vote and have a say!