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To: Action-America
Compassionate socialism. Answer this: If you knew what a disapointment Bush turned out to be, would you ever have voted for him in the first place. Lets get this thing out of the White House in 2004.
8 posted on 08/03/2002 1:26:33 PM PDT by Satadru
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To: Satadru
You do not like President Bush - sorry. Knowing what I know today, I would vote for him again. Chances are I will vote for him in the next election.

Does that answer your question.

9 posted on 08/03/2002 1:31:47 PM PDT by CIB-173RDABN
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To: Satadru
If you knew what a disapointment Bush turned out to be, would you ever have voted for him in the first place.

Hell NO!

Gore wouldn't have been as successful in advancing this agenda.
12 posted on 08/03/2002 1:36:33 PM PDT by Gore_ War_ Vet
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To: Satadru
Answer this: If you knew what a disapointment Bush turned out to be, would you ever have voted for him in the first place.

I didn't. And I won't.I was given 4 choices on the ballot. Bush, Gore, Nader or Browne. I voted for Browne.

When Bush was elected I hoped he would be better than Gore.

He isn't. Gore would not have gotten away with what Bush has done and is doing.

17 posted on 08/03/2002 1:48:20 PM PDT by carenot
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To: Satadru

If you knew what a disappointment Bush turned out to be, would you ever have voted for him in the first place. Lets get this thing out of the White House in 2004.

As difficult as it was for me, being a lifelong GOP activist, I didn't vote for him.  I found it necessary to vote for Harry Browne, not because I agreed with everything that he stood for (I actually disagreed with him on a number of issues), but because Browne was by far, the closest thing to a conservative in the race.  Being from Texas, I had ample opportunity to see Dubya at work before he became the darling of the GOP can do no wrong crowd and was therefore, well aware of Dubya's left-leaning tendency.

If the GOP doesn't find a better candidate for President soon, the Democrats won't have to worry about fielding a good candidate in 2004, because if Dubya wins, the Democrats win by default.

 

18 posted on 08/03/2002 2:13:29 PM PDT by Action-America
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To: Satadru
George Bush is a huge disappointment, and no, I would not vote for his re-election if a true conservative candidate opposed him, regardless of the conservative's chances of winning. But, there's no way, I repeat, no way, that I would ever ever vote for a democRAT. Never have; never will.

I disdain both RATS and SKULL/CROSSBONERS. Both in my opinion are evil. However I must admit that the S/C are smarter than the RATS. Question is do I want either? Both conspire to destroy this nation. Perhaps I should just burn my voter registration card, opt out of every opportunity to oppose the endless usurpations of our Constitutional heritage, and forget that such evil exists. Rocking back and forth while in a bean bag chair may be the ultimate escape from the hopeless reality of ultimate totalitarianism.

58 posted on 08/03/2002 10:40:22 PM PDT by Dixielander
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To: Satadru
Perhaps to you Bush is a disappointment, to me he is not. I would be honored to vote for him AGAIN in the next election. Take your Bush bashing elsewhere.
81 posted on 08/04/2002 11:14:28 AM PDT by myrabach
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