The HYPOCRISY of BUSH in anything and everything (Part 4-Conclusion)

[absyntheNsugar]

OK...My point is that no matter who the Democratic nominee is....Kucinich, Kerry, Edwards or even Joe Lieberman should he suddenly get a ton of write ins by some freak of Diebold logic...none of them are worse than Bush. And NONE of them even come close to how absolutely HORRIBLE Bush has been/is being/will be.

I was a Dean supporter, then Clark came along and I supported him. Then Clark dropped out, so I became a Dean supporter again for a week. Then he dropped out and this was tough, but I chose the more liberal of the two (Kerry). Should Kerry falter and Edwards win I will hold my head high and vote for Edwards because no matter WHAT, the man is 1000 times better than the current usurper.

So a Democratic candidate doesn't agree with you 100% - BIG DEAL! We need to get this loser out of the White House, and I hate to use Bushisms on y'all but - if you are not WITH us, you are CLEARLY AGAINST us.

A vote for Twinkletoes, the independent, or Goober the Smurf Party candidate is a vote that could have pushed the Democratic candidate over the hurdle of your state's hovering 50% - giving the Democratic candidate the electoral votes they need. Sorry, you can lavish in the "protest vote" section of Rex 84 camp all you want, but some of us can't afford another 4 years of Bush! We don't all have trust funds that let us study Medival Lit at age 29 for the rest of our lives!

Anyway, rant over. Go back to beating up our only chances to get out of this mess - or don't. There is another way. You could support the candidate that moves you now, and if they don't win, take that same energy and support the Democratic candidate.

Trust me, you WILL not see this same record from them, no matter who. I'm willing to bet all my old Medival Lit books plus a keg over it!

[burythehatchet]

1. Bravo Absynthe

Glad you're feeling better

:)

[fishnfla]

2. going medival on our ass huh?

was there a politician on the road to Canterbury?

[aldian159]

3. no, but there was a pastor

and pastors were very political back in the day.

[fishnfla]

4. uh-uh this aint gonna turn into a religious flame war is it?

'cuz-*gulp*-pastors these days are without politics at all?

some things never change. What was the pastors tale? There was a friar too on that road, as i recall, liked his meade.