Will John Kerry have a tough time trying to decide between whether to vote Republican or Democrat?
916801
seems like john kerry has a problem making any kind of a decision period.
229839
No! The last generation of democrats were a lot closer to the center, whereas republicans truly were the rich upper crust.  That has all changed.  The John Kennedy democrat would be a republican today, except for Teddy, of coarse. Back then, the democratic party had morality, ideals and an honest message.  Today it is a play on words.  A game to catch the opposition failing to dot an I or cross a T.  They seem to wait in the wings, watching for the opposition to make a mistake so they can pounce on the situation in hopes of gaining support.  They react instead of act!  Today, my parents would have changed ideology, they could not align themselves with the likes of Clinton, Pelosi, Kennedy, Durbin, Gore or Kerry.
789568
Voting Democrat, because the GOP are all, or nearly all, greasy amoral scumbags who have auctioned off our country to corporate lobbyists.\n\nAm I thrilled with the Dems?  No.  Do they represent "my values"?  No.  But we have 2 viable choices in this country, and that basically always means choosing the lesser of two evils.  Just shows what a miserable system it is.\n\nP.S. If the Republicans are the party of "personal responsibility" (pause for laughter), then Bush ought to repeal his tax cuts for the mega-wealthy in order to pay for his hugely expensive war of choice.  Because it's really not a question of who will pay - WE will, sooner or later - and you do understand that these are RECORD deficits - it's a question of who hands us the bill, and I feel that it ought to be the guy who ran up the tab.  That sounds like "personal responsibility" to me.\n\nP.P.S. - I can't even begin to imagine the thought process that leads to the conclusion that the GOP is working in the interests of the "middle class worker."  Sorry if you don't like the term "scumbags," but it's descriptive of a fact.
912315
yes, i do so think that also.\nbut what about him the republican congradulating the democrats and saying that he will work with them??\ni dont think he has much of a choice...
820931
Usually, you have to choose between the 2 evils. It's nice to have others in the race but what usually happens is one of the non-democratic candidates take votes away from the democratic candidate.  Then the republican wins.
952981
HELLBENT,\nRunning the government is not a joking matter to begin with, but I do detect a little sarcasm in your message. I wish they would all become a little more serious about there jobs, but I do understand all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.\nSeriously though Democrat or Republican if thats the choice, I will pick a Republican every time. They represent all the things I agree with and Democrats seem to always support all the things I disagree with. When you get right down to it I don't think either is funny, especially in this time of world terrorism that we live in.\nTDCWH
596313
I think that anyone that says dems have screwed up as much as Republicans needs to actually pay attention to what's happening...\n\nbut to answer your question... I'm not sure... there are a lot of Republican states out there that are going to vote for their republican Representative, even if the Representative is skull f*cking the decaying corpse of Jesus Christ himself on national tv... just saying...\n\nSo I think the dems are going to make progress... but it's tough to fight that kind of blind loyalty overall
616375
Voting Republican is one.
532697
Kerry was clearly a better choice than Bush... I think the polls are clear on that... \n\nHe actually served his country in battle and got wounded... sorry if he had an opinion after he served... and I've heard from many who served with him and liked him... \n\nHe has some plans (unlike his opponent, I don't know that I've seen a Bush plan that was actually his on anything ever) and didn't win only because of the calling others names like "flip-flopper" \n\nhave you ever noticed all the personal attacks that everyone has on him... that's republicans only way they know how to be political... play dirty... I don't think anyone hardly brought up Bush's bad drug habits or alcohol problems, but they drug kerry's private life through the mud... hahhaa... moral majority...yeah right\n\nBut I don't think Kerry or Hillary is the best choice... Kerry has his run, and Hillary is a woman... and a woman won't win the south or the elderly vote which is critical... I like Edwards and Bush has screwed up enough to give him just the wiggle room he needs to get support
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.
587406
I almost always vote for one party over the other but just so I wont be a zombie I refuse to vote straight ticket.  \n\nI used to know a very old man who was illiterate and he would go into the voting booth and look for the donkey at the top of the ticket and punch straight party.  He would say, "The donkey means Democrat.  And Roosevelt was a Democrat...and that makes me a Democrat"  \n\nRepublican or Democrat don't give up your individuality for the party.
697311
Do what I do -- I vote for the candidate and not the party.  Although I'm registered Democrat, I'm fairly neutral when it comes to the party issue.  If you're old enough to vote, you're old enough to decide which person is best suited for the job.  Don't put so much emphasis on what you feel the parties represent.  Often time these perceptions are wrong or they're subject to change.  Good luck!
207354
I am a Christian Conservative and I vote Republican because they TELL THE TRUTH NO MATTER WHAT. Liberal Democrats LOVE TO LIE BECAUSE THEY CANNOT TELL THE TRUTH and that is why I do not vote Democrat unless the candidate comes from the city that I live in.
6480
Possible Democratic choices are Barack Obama, the senator from Illinois, Mark Warner, the governor of Virginia, Hillary Clinton, former first lady, and possibly even Bill Clinton, the former president. There has even been speculation Kerry is vying to run again.\n\nIt is unclear who the Republican candidate will be, but speculation has offered the members of Bush's cabinet, and some members of the Senate. Condoleeza Rice, SecState, has been asked if she will run numerous times, but she has said no.
697187
Yes.  Kerry is the face of the Democratic Party.  Kerry hates the troops, like all Democrats do.  Only, Kerry slipped up and admitted it in public.
1001695
It wont matter if you people get a democrat or republican in there as most of your voting machines are fixed and both main candidates are chosen by the New World Order global elitists.  Your 2 leading candidates are like 2 arms on the same body and are there to give you an impression that you actually have a choice, when in fact you don't. Whether they are democrat or republican they push forward a  global agenda.  Bush and Kerry were both Skull and Bones brothers and also family cousins.  It would not have mattered which got in. Your question is therefore  redundant.
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).