Election 2008
I want to know... who do you think is going to run in 2008? It could be anyone.
posted by Tony at 1:17 PM
Sunday, January 09, 2005
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- Location: Illinois, United States
I'm 24.0967 years old. I'm going back to school... hopefully somewhere warm. I LOVE geography. and weather.. and aviation.. and George Bush. Yeah I said it.
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6 Comments:
Come on... Rudolph Giuliani and Hillary Clinton. You know that's what they're saying!!!
7:17 PM
Well, we know that neither party could legitimately nominate anyone worse than the bozoes we had to choose from this time around.
6:34 PM
George W. Bush was the best candidate by far. Kerry didn't even know what he was for. All he knew was that he had to campaign on the issues that clouded Bush. I think there's just alot of Republicans or Bush supporters who know what's best for the country.
6:24 PM
Well, if what's best for the country is hate; a crappy economy; and endless, pointless war...
Even the conservative Christians I know think Bush' economic policies are terrible, *even though* those policies won't really hurt them, since they are already wealthy.
4:38 PM
Well, if what's best for the country is hate; a crappy economy; and endless, pointless war...
Even the conservative Christians I know think Bush' economic policies are terrible, *even though* those policies won't really hurt them, since they are already wealthy.
4:38 PM
Kathy, that's the problem with many people. They see the war as pointless or endless. The truth is that there is a point to every war. Yes, it is sad that we have to go to war, but it is also necessary. At the very least we will be saving American lives in the long run because of the message that we're sending. We're basically saying that you don't fuck with the United States and we don't like to negotiate after bloodshed. This is one of America's most important principles and I hope that each administration stands by it and faithfully defends this country. Our survival is not guaranteed, there is no mandate from heaven saying the U.S. shall reign forever... therefore, we must propel matters of national security into the spotlight and hold on to a fist full of arrows because we're definately not going to drop the olive branch.
10:02 AM
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