No, what he means is that we're all in the same position, yes, but thanks to those of you who voted for bush, and we don't appreciate your generosity in spreading the credit around, but thanks anyway.
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No, what he means is that we're all in the same position, yes, but thanks to those of you who voted for bush, and we don't appreciate your generosity in spreading the credit around, but thanks anyway.
Yeah their lights just came on and we have been bashed for years for ours burning "dim" .. Now theirs are burning the same way and it is just like EVERYONE just woke up....amazing...
by 2012 they will be pullling for Gore
Well said usc, I agree 100%
Are you sure leaningright voted for Bush?
Well, either he voted for bush, or he learned to speak and write from the same Chinese teacher you did:
"I assume you mean by that that those of us who voted for Bush are somehow in a different position than the rest of the nation but it just ain't so."
Yes, I voted for Bush in 2000.
2004?
Pre-attack, and post-attack are two different realities.
uscitizen
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It requires memory and introspection.A good republican rationalization there Damo
...and the ability to not feel cheap in the morning.
The reality is, on p.com just after the attack one of the first things I brought up was the missing drive for the nation. The thing that would tie us all in, and attach importance to releasing ourselves from dependance on the substance of oil.
While Bush's approval was in the 90s I was already stating he should set next generation energy as a central and pivotal role in his Administration, and that he failed to was a huge mistake.
While Bush's approval was in the 90s I was already stating he should set next generation energy as a central and pivotal role in his Administration, and that he failed to was a huge mistake.
But I do agree to a point. I have no respect for the decision making ability of those who voted for Bush twice.
But I have serious reservations on those who voted for Bush even once.
Well, the once would definitely include me and I can tell you that I would probably not vote at all if given the opportunity to vote again in 2000. I am a social conservative and that comes from my raising. There are things that I think are right and things that I think are wrong and to pull the lever for a person who stands for things I think are morally wrong would be the same (to me) as endorsing those things. This is why I couldn't vote for Bush in 2004 and why I probably won't vote at all this year.
Ooops.......next year.
uscitizen
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People who voted for Bush twice or Harvard graduates ?
Amazingly enough there are many poor rednecks who were and still are Bush supporters. Bush was the "Mans man" candidate, rednecks consider greens and liberals as wimpy girley men....
Stupit hillbillies...they like Rush and Billo.....