Its all over for Kerry...Follow

Just to clarify things before I start on my Political Soapbox I am in the U.S. Marine Corp and frankly had no political like or dislike on either side of the house. I rather hate politics but will voice my opinion on a website that has absolutely nothing to do with politics because otherwise I might sound "politically uneducated," but will probably more than likely sound politically uneducated anyway :/
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I come from a family of republicans and frankly i voted for bush because he acted. But even though he gave the armed forces pay raises I cant really justify putting him back in office for a second time. Kerry had gotten my vote up until the uncovering of his protesting situations. As of now Nader has my vote. Yep I said it NADER. At this point he is the most sane man out of all of the candidates and he is the one I would rather have getting the 400k a year to sit and look pretty on Cap. Hill.

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Just my personal opinion. I feel if he had chosen Clinton or the like he would have made it a tougher fight. Kerry is a tool. Bush will win, and then maybe we wont have to worry about that Ketchup man being in office.

Here's a reason that doesn't have to do with Edwards:

Kerry Says He Believes Life Starts at Conception: 'I oppose abortion, personally. I don't like abortion. I believe life does begin at conception'...

Hrm...hrm...hrmmmmmmmmmmm.....

Personally, he opposes abortion, politically, he's to much of a god damn sissy to stick up for what he actually believes in. It's over for Kerry because he's Kerry, it doesn't matter who you put behind him. Now maybe if you had put someone else in front of him...that's be another story.

So many people backed Clinton after his term. Many more felt some kind of connection with Hillary. I hate to admit but I do think she would make a wonderful president.... This other guy? He was a lawyer right??? Besides that he ran against Kerry thats about all I can name off the top of my head. He is not a popular. The average non-presidential race watching American is going to vote off of the popularity of a name. There is still plenty of people that back Iraq, not all agree with some of the bungling of our "peace making". Still there are plenty of Americans that are going to back Bush because of their ties with the men and women over seas. That and Kerry is a slime ball. I dont trust him and I worry about the state of our nation if he wins. I cant get over that whole spain backing kerry, and all the while they were sucking the terrorists ***' right after the madrid bombing. That and Kerry's (was it vietnam) service?? Shadey. We all know that Bush was just a rich little boy who probally had strings pulled but atleast his medals arent based on a scrape and a possible slaughtering of an unarmed man... Where was I reading that?? Now Im going to have to go pull sites so that when the barrage of questioning happens I can point people towards them...

BAHAHA! That's a pretty poor quote?? Dude, he said that he believed life started at conception, which in his view would make abortion murder, no? If the guy won't "push his views on someone else" when it comes to murder than what the f&*^ will he push what he believed in for? Tax increases? Yah, he has no problem pushing those beliefs on anyone does he.

Oh, by the way, what is this "pushing your beliefs" on people BS. If you believe in something you should stick by it, no? I mean, if you really truly believe in something...not that I think John Kerry believes in anything sincerely. A leader will by definition always be pushing one belief or another on some group of people, because you will never find a policy that 100% of people agree with...Kerry doesn't get to play both sides of this political coin...nuh uh, not lettin' him get away with it.

I'm of the opinion that VPs don't matter much in an election, barring something extraordinary about them like Sen. Clinton, who polarizes the electorate due to her past. Edwards, like Cheney, don't make much of a difference outside of the requisite "one heartbeat away" balderdash and rhetoric that gets thrown out in a weak attempt to play to voter's fears. I suspect that voting numbers and statistics would likely bear my thoughts out on this.

People make their decision based on the actual presidential candidate, not the running mate.

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After all, when's the last time you voted for a presidential candidate based on who he chose as his VP? Never, right? In fact, I bet you can't name someone who has either.

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No, but I do at least try to have an idea of who the VP nominee is beyond "I think.. uh.. he was a lawyer?" After all, they're one heartbeat away!

My mom once had lunch with Geraldine Ferraro when she was campaigning.

Oh look its two slime balls. Kerry will never have the votes from the South. Personal injury trial lawyer?? I told you he was a nobody. Scumbag to the max!


http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=694&ncid=703&e=7&u=/ap/20040706/ap_on_el_pr/edwards_finances

Aww, you're just mad 'cause you haven't fu[i][/i]cked him yet.

Oh, so you HAVE fu[i][/i]cked him? Well, that's ok. If we couldn't vote for people you've had sex with, over half of the U.S. would be ineligible.

Ahhh so you're a sockpuppet, it all makes sense now.

Well, due to the fact that Mrens posted nowhere in this thread, and nobody was talking about Mrens, I think it's rather obvious now.