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Journal by orthogonal on Tuesday June 01, 2004 @06:08AM

Please comment here if you support the election of Republican Party candidate George W. Bush to the Presidency of the United States.

Please note: For purposes of the straw poll, George W. Bush is considered the presumptive candidate of the Republican Party.

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FRIST POST! (Score:2)

by DohDamit ( 549317 ) writes:

MUAHAHAHAH.

Geeez. Lighten up. I'm serious here. I'm voting Bush this fall, and democratic in the Congress. We need to keep the Prez and the Congress in opposite parties. It never seems to work when the Congress is a rubber stamp. I prefer nothing to something stupid.
Give me more bush.. (Score:1)

by dustinbarbour ( 721795 ) writes:

Bush, Bush.. I love bush! Oh wait.. :-\ Different sort of Bush. Eh.. either way, I'm voting GW in November.
Someone to vote FOR (Score:1)

by paesano ( 784687 ) writes:

Those who support GW at least have something to vote for. Funny how the opposition can only find things to vote against. What the heck happened to the good old Democratic Party issues?
- Re:Someone to vote FOR (Score:2)
  
  by MikeXpop ( 614167 ) writes:
  
  They went away with Clark and Dean.
  
  Really the only reason to vote Kerry is that he's the best chance against Bush. I don't think anyone really likes him.
- Re:Someone to vote FOR (Score:1)
  
  by paesano ( 784687 ) writes:
  
  My point exactly. The good old Democratic Party issues gave way to socialism/communism and couldn't muster enough support to get Dean/Clark nominated. The answer was to find someone who doesn't stand for anything and try to get him in line with enough voters to beat Bush. Ironically, Bush is right in line with many of the the old Democratic Party issues.
  That leaves the Left with nothing but demagoguery to defeat Bush. Undermine the war effort, blame every ill in the world on Bush... Well, no one is
GWB (Score:1)

by JazzHarper ( 745403 ) writes:

I'm registered and I vote regularly.

Philosophically, I agree with many LP positions,
but, as a practical matter, I am unwilling to
risk having my vote aid the Socialist/Democratic
party candidate. Therefore, I will probably
cast my vote in the Republican column, as I did
four years ago.
- Re:GWB (Score:1)
  
  by MarkPNeyer ( 729607 ) writes:
  
  I throw my hat in the lot with this fellow right here. I really don't like government interference in my life at all, but I'd much rather have them tell me that I can't smoke pot then hax them tax me for eating fatty foods, driving an SUV, or making any substatianl amount of money.
GWB. (Score:2)

by /dev/trash ( 182850 ) writes:

Parties are the same anyway, may as well stick with this horse.
Yeah (Score:1)

by samrolken ( 246301 ) writes:

Bush
One more /.er for W here (Score:2)

by ncc74656 ( 45571 ) * writes:

n/t
Bush (Score:1)

by AceM2 ( 655504 ) writes:

I'm supporting Bush for another term.

He supports some policies I don't like, but I'm not throwing my vote away for someone like Kerry (or 'other') just because "he's not dubya!"
- Re:Counter-Vote (Score:1)
  
  by AceM2 ( 655504 ) writes:
  
  We already offer these people money, food, and clothing. They were also supposed to be getting food and medical supplies from the UN, but the UN was corrupt and used most of the money for other things.
  
  As far as education, well... If you lived in Afghanistan or Iraq, you were not allowed to get even the education of even the worst american schools. Why you ask? Because THEIR OWN GOVERNMENTS oppressed them and would not allow them to learn about advanced subjects. Do you not know ANYTHING about these cou
Teh votez0rz (Score:2)

by Mitchell Mebane ( 594797 ) writes:

Bush is less evil than Kerry. Not that that's saying too much.
Is this really safe? (Score:1)

by penginkun ( 585807 ) writes:

Wow, considering all the anti-Bush propaganda /.ers ususally spew, is it a good idea to identify oneself as a conservative Republican here?

Well, here's hoping 8^)

Yep, gonna vote G-Dub in the fall just like I did in 2000. Of course, since I live in Kalifornia I doubt my vote will have an impact on the election. Just one conservative voice drowning in the liberal sea of Santa Monica, I fear...
How can you not? (Score:2)

by Rayonic ( 462789 ) writes:

After all the hysteric predictions of gloom and doom if we re-elect Dubya, how can you resist? I mean, I'm dying of suspense here.

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