Americans, who will you be voting for as President in 2004?

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Who will you vote for to be the next POTUS?

Poll ended at Sun 31 October 2004 5:38 pm

Michael Anthony Peroutka of the Constitution Party

9
23%

George W. Bush of the Republican (Grand Old) Party

13
33%

Michael Badnarik of the Libertarian Party

2
5%

Ralph Nader of the Reform Party

1
3%

John Kerry of the Democrat Party

8
20%

David Cobb of the Green Party

0
No votes

Walt Brown of the Socialist Party

1
3%

I am writing in Patrick Buchanan!

2
5%

Anyone But Kerry!

1
3%

Anyone But Bush!

0
No votes

Other (Please describe in detail)

0
No votes

Nobody (Thus I have no right to complain about who wins)

3
8%
 
Total votes: 40

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Liudmilla
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Post by Liudmilla »

Let us all pray that the fiasco of 2004 is not repeated....
That the lawyers will not twist the law....
That the accountants have learned to count....
and ....
That the sore losers will conceed with grace and dignity and not drag this country through hell and back... (and I do mean hell! :) )

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ania
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Post by ania »

Geez... My sis spent all night telling me that my vote was wasted for 3rd party & that I should have voted Kerry, but we ended up having a beer & a smoke at 2 AM when we realized we wouldn't find out until morning, & went to bed.
I'm curious how long this will go on for.

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Post by gphadraig »

So John and John have conceded, and Dudya and Dick go on for a second term. I listened with some attention to Senator Kerry's concession speech. I do hope that the politicians may have learned that America's people are not necessarily enamoured of some of their intended social engineering. Same sex unions may be many things but they are not marriages. Abortion is the deliberate killing of a new life.

Hopefully the Bush victory, an historic one at that, will not give the neo-cons unrestrained license to go further than they already have. The so-called war on terror appears all to often to be a shield for the fast erosion of civil liberties so hard won over a very long period of time. And a perfect cover for a wide range of large corporations to make even more money, on security systems, surveillance equipment and the like which as often as not will not make you or us any safer but will, perhaps, one day bear fruit none of us want.

One worry I also have is the monies spent on both sides. In a supposedly egalitarian society it is odd that only the super rich may achieve such high office. Is it today truly government of the people, for the people, but the people?

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