View Poll Results: Who you voting for?
Republican
18
35.29%
Democrat
12
23.53%
Write In
1
1.96%
Libertarian
6
11.76%
Communist
4
7.84%
Not Voting
10
19.61%
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11-08-06, 10:56 PM
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Balance has been restored....a one party government is never a good thing. It was the only reason I didn't vote for Bush in 2000...he seemed like a decent guy as Texas Governor (I voted for him, then, too...), but there was no way I could see any good coming from one party have control of the Hill, the Senate and the Presidency and, hoo-boy, was I ever right on that one...
...it's just sad that a big chunk of the 59,000,000 'wool-over-my-eyes' crowd fell for Rove's "Scary Kerry" BS campaign and put Bush back in office in 2004. I will never understand why it had to get this bad before people would stop denying the obvious about the New Republican Guard, er Party. This is NOT Ronald Reagan's Republican Party by a long shot.
...it's just sad that a big chunk of the 59,000,000 'wool-over-my-eyes' crowd fell for Rove's "Scary Kerry" BS campaign and put Bush back in office in 2004. I will never understand why it had to get this bad before people would stop denying the obvious about the New Republican Guard, er Party. This is NOT Ronald Reagan's Republican Party by a long shot.
11-08-06, 11:51 PM
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I try to stay out of political discussions, no one is ever right, no one is ever wrong, it's simply one's viewpoint. What I did find interesting is that when one party had controll of both the executive and legislative branches, very little was accomplished in passing critical bills or addressing important issues.
Hopefully the 2 parties will now try to work together for 'We the People", instead of the out of hand posturing, do nothing bs that has been going on.
Hopefully the 2 parties will now try to work together for 'We the People", instead of the out of hand posturing, do nothing bs that has been going on.
11-09-06, 10:27 AM
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Absolutely true, Troch. Did you know that our current congress logs fewer work hours than the infamous "Do-Nothing Congress" of the early 1900s? wtf are we paying them for?
11-09-06, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by trochoid
Sorry Ray, this is lounge material. But, fwiw, the last time I voted, Carter won, lol.
11-09-06, 01:34 PM
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Originally posted by 82transam
I hate politics, its a bunch of bullshit. After Bush managed to win twice I gave up, I'm not voting again, its useless.
I hate politics, its a bunch of bullshit. After Bush managed to win twice I gave up, I'm not voting again, its useless.
11-09-06, 02:14 PM
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How did I vote? Why wasnt "Angry" an option? I voted against the incumbent in all races and usualy picked the independant if its an option. Im w/ Mar3 you cant really complain if you dont even try. I vote so I will continue to bitch as long as we still have idiots running things.
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