Bush in 2004?

[sweepyhead]

As for me, I'd vote for the guy who delivers my pizza over Bush.

Anybody, anything, but more Scrub.

Sweepy:sleep2:

[Glam]

I'm for Bush.

Patrice

[Glam]

P.S. I didn't take the poll because if I did, I would have to call Bush a "Scrub", I don't see him that way.

Patrice

[irishknight]

Without any other candidates..Bush.
in 2008 it's going to be Romney, Gov of Mass..
all the Dems are yapping now like Jackals..

[jaybat]

Glamarosi, you beat me.

Do you seriously think you're going to get any sort of a real poll out of this?

Maybe you should have added another option: "Original Poster is Trolling"

[Rapunzel676]

How about an independent option? I'm a third-party gal myself.

[Karen_246]

Yep, you beat me as well Patrice, you are quick!


Karen



:smile2:

[Hhhyyyddd]

generallly for the third party myself. when the democrats and republicans can only inspire half of the eligible public to vote , there is something very wrong.

[jaybat]

Maybe more significant is that of the people who are inspired to vote, it's not because they like the one they're voting for, they may not care about him one way or another - they're just voting against the other guy.

[blondie]

Gee, this is real fair and unbiased.

I'm with Patrice, Jaybat and Karen - not gonna vote on this "poll."

[KINGSWEEPER]

I THOUGHT THE QUESTION WAS WILL YOU VOTE FOR
PRESIDENT BUSH
I DID NOT TAKE THE POLL EITHER
I DID NOT SEE HIS NAME ON THERE

WHO IS SCRUB????????:confused:

[shiningsparkles]

i would vote for bush in 2004. i refuse to vote in the poll - i don't see bush listed - i agree with patrice, jaybat, karen & blondie

[ifwalker]

Gee...if you're in my house "Scrub" is a tame word for our "leader". :laugh2: :laugh: :laugh2: :laugh:

But we all have our own opinions......

[iwannawin]

For people who are not independently wealthy almost anyone would be a better choice than Bush.

A year ago I would have said that Bush was almost certainly going to be re-elected, but now he is angering a lot of people from all of the political parties. I think that 2004 is going to be another close one.

[MrDave]

Originally posted by Rapunzel676
How about an independent option? I'm a third-party gal myself.

I am a third-party guy as well, but there is no way you are going to stop me from voting against Bush and for whomever has the best chance to take him out. I'll sacrifice my principled vote for some help at saving the Constitution.

[MrDave]

Looks like Bush is losing - yeah!

[Mary Beth]

I think the 2004 election will hinge upon the economy.

I don't think the economy's going to improve all that much by election time, 2004. That's why it will make a difference. If the economy is in good shape, voters are more likely to vote on other issues. If the economy's rotten, the voters will vote to "punish" Bush by denying him a second term.

Mary Beth

[luckymomx4]

Originally posted by shiningsparkles
i would vote for bush in 2004. i refuse to vote in the poll - i don't see bush listed - i agree with patrice, jaybat, karen & blondie

Add me to the list of "non-voter's" in this one. I personally agree that like him or not, he's still the president and should be so namely addressed as such.

Gee if Clinton was still in office, what would they call him on this poll? Adulterer, scumbag, liar, etc., etc., etc.

Pam

[moviemave]

Oh man - said I would never post again - but this one is by an 'independent.' I would vote for the candidate I think would do the best job for the country.

[lfw1la]

:smile3: I have voted for Republicans all my life, but I just can't do it anymore. I would also have a hard time voting for any of the democrats that are currently running for the position. My only hope is that Sen. McCain will run as an independent. He would get my vote.:smile4:

[bluenude3]

I agree that as president he should be named as such, regardless of the swindlin ways he got that title. Needless to say, a good portion of our country voted him into that office, so now we are all paying the price.

Personally I would love to see Howard Dean get the nomination for the DNC. Being as how he is also the most attractive and we live in shallow times, he would most likely get the uneducated vote. He is quite moderate & has actually cut taxes in VT since he was elected, he also has a strong political background, but started out as a doctor. Strong finances and strong environment - doesn't come across as the democratic party we have all grown to love and hate. He would get my vote hands down, I can only hope the DNC chooses wisely.

http://www.deanforamerica.com/site/PageServer

Liberal till I die!

Simone

[themuttmom]

Another non-voter here,I would vote for President Bush but I don't see his name listed

[tommy]

I am a diehard Chicago Daley Democrat but due to the posts on this site I will be voting for Bush in the next election :smile3:

[FaithHopeJoy]

I vote for President Bush! :cheer:
He has done a great job for our country. He stands for what is right no matter how much he gets put down for it. If we had a congress full of people who were there to do the right thing, and not just there for the power and money, think of how great this country could really be!

[TNrina]

Drub ? Scrub?.......isn't scrub something you do to the bathtub? Is this some kind of code?

If this was poll was taken by a Dixie Chick would tempers flare?

I don't think this "verbage" is appropriate.

[carolpie]

I would like to know what you mean by scrub? I think this is a lack of respect and do not think this poll should have been posted-it's not nice. This is not a good thing for this site-I don't care if people like Bush or not. What's up with this?:confused:

[marilyn lux]

I wonder if Pat Paulson would consider running again?

[Gomez]

Unfortunately the system of democracy in America is such that no one I would welcome into my house can be elected President. Republican or Democrat, doesn't matter - you now must be a "politician" to win and politicians are compromised individuals by definition.

Clinton did the country a lot of good but he was a scumbag. George W. seems to genuinely believe in what he is doing as the right thing, but his actions are wrong for the vast majority of America because he's working a good ole boy system. It goes on and on as you look back with all recent presidencies.

It really chaps my hide to listen to any recent president speak, all they do is a bunch of doublespeak and artfully dodge the issues hoping no one will actually judge them on their actions. When they come under fire they attack the other guy. Childish.

[AlwaysLate]

Didn't vote for Bush last time, would not vote for him this time. In our house scrub is pretty tame too. Couldn't type what we call him. It would all be edited. lol

[bluenude3]

Originally posted by AlwaysLate
Didn't vote for Bush last time, would not vote for him this time. In our house scrub is pretty tame too. Couldn't type what we call him. It would all be edited. lol

haha... i hear ya on that one... didn't vote for his dad & i didn't vote for him for governor or president... i put up w/ him for the time he was presiding over tx and believe me the boy snorted away what little brains he had left in college - now he is just a puppet.

Simone

[iwannawin]

Originally posted by bluenude3
now he is just a puppet.

Simone

I think so, too. A few days ago "The Daily Show" had an episode comparing Bush's views on various topics when he was governor and today and he completely contradicted himself on everything.

[kodiak]

after i said i voted for clinton these poll workers said.. :laugh: :laugh:

[MrDave]

Originally posted by wlkrpi
I am a diehard Chicago Daley Democrat but due to the posts on this site I will be voting for Bush in the next election :smile3:
:confused:

[saxxygal]

I agree with the others ...no vote here for the scrub poll.

Franky, after the filth of the Clinton era, I personally think that our nation needed a good 'Scrub.'

I know I feel a little cleaner now ;)

Get over it.



later all.
:smile3:

[luckymomx4]

Originally posted by bluenude3
haha... i hear ya on that one... didn't vote for his dad & i didn't vote for him for governor or president... i put up w/ him for the time he was presiding over tx and believe me the boy snorted away what little brains he had left in college - now he is just a puppet.

Simone

And Clinton didn't inhale, and he didn't lie, nor did he think with his........


Pam
:smile3:

[Rapunzel676]

Yet no one was calling you anti-American for disliking Clinton, were they? I don't have much respect for the man's morality myself, but the things that were said about Clinton when he was in office were more vicious and disrespectful than anything anyone has said about President Bush on this board or just about anywhere else, for that matter.

P.S. Clinton was a Rhodes scholar who had earned his way into Yale. He wasn't a legacy.

[luckymomx4]

Originally posted by Rapunzel676
Yet no one was calling you anti-American for disliking Clinton, were they? I don't have much respect for the man's morality myself, but the things that were said about Clinton when he was in office were more vicious and disrespectful than anything anyone has said about President Bush on this board or just about anywhere else, for that matter.

P.S. Clinton was a Rhodes scholar who had earned his way into Yale. He wasn't a legacy.

No, everyone just chose to ignore the facts because the economy was so good. They see clinton as a man who made them wealthy, not someone who lied to a grand jury and got away with it.

just my opinion - not meaning to offend anyone here.

Pam

[tommy]

Originally posted by MrDave
:confused:

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since you quoted me again all mighty highness your thoughts are correct about me and you dont let up do ya

[Rapunzel676]

I don't see Clinton as someone who made me wealthy, but I also don't think it's fair that it was acceptable to call him all sorts of vile names but now that Mr. Bush is in office if someone so much as calls him a "scrub" they're anti-American.

[sweepyhead]

Originally posted by Rapunzel676
Yet no one was calling you anti-American for disliking Clinton, were they? I don't have much respect for the man's morality myself, but the things that were said about Clinton when he was in office were more vicious and disrespectful than anything anyone has said about President Bush on this board or just about anywhere else, for that matter.

P.S. Clinton was a Rhodes scholar who had earned his way into Yale. He wasn't a legacy.

Shirley MacLaine was asked about her support of JFK in spite of his well-documented problems with women: "I'd rather he do it to a woman than to the country."

Clinton was a very good president despite his personal morals and problems with self control. He's a self made man, born poor in Arkansas to a single mother. A Rhodes scholar who made his own breaks with hard work and smarts. I'd vote for him again in a heatbeat.

Sweepy:sleep2:

[Rapunzel676]

So would I, Sweepyhead.

[suelee000]

Originally posted by sweepyhead


Clinton was a very good president despite his personal morals and problems with self control. He's a self made man, born poor in Arkansas to a single mother. A Rhodes scholar who made his own breaks with hard work and smarts. I'd vote for him again in a heatbeat.

Sweepy:sleep2:

Count me in. Clinton wasn't the one who used lies and forged documents to start a war.

[bluenude3]

i agree with the last three posts... and just for the record, i said i was a liberal till i die, not a democrat. I don't just vote straight line, i vote independent quite a bit.

Simone

[luckymomx4]

Originally posted by Rapunzel676
I don't see Clinton as someone who made me wealthy, but I also don't think it's fair that it was acceptable to call him all sorts of vile names but now that Mr. Bush is in office if someone so much as calls him a "scrub" they're anti-American.

I, personally, did not call clinton anything but, "the president", while he was in office.

My personal experience with the clinton administration was that the minute he was first elected, he did some slashing to the military budget and I immediately lost my government job that I held for 6 years. So, I was disappointed and vowed not to vote for him in the next election.

This time, I voted for Bush, because I wasn't thrilled with Gore. As far as the next election, who knows - we'll have to see who's running.

Just my humble opinion - I did not intend to offend anyone and that's the great thing about this site, lots of differing opinions.

Pam

[moviemave]

Originally posted by sweepyhead
Shirley MacLaine was asked about her support of JFK in spite of his well-documented problems with women: "I'd rather he do it to a woman than to the country."
Sweepy:sleep2:

Pretty funny.


:grin2:

[MrDave]

Originally posted by wlkrpi
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since you quoted me again all mighty highness your thoughts are correct about me and you dont let up do ya

Hey now. I'm not exactly sure what you meant by that, but since we are both die-hard sweeps fans I don't see why I can't reply to your statement. I tried to as mildly as possible, you know.

"Don't let up" is pretty harsh. I just hope people don't vote one way or another because of a trend on a BBS.

Please call me "High Dictator". You know, like Bush.

Truce Tommy.

Originally posted by saxxygal
============================
I agree with the others ...no vote here for the scrub poll.

Franky, after the filth of the Clinton era, I personally think that our nation needed a good 'Scrub.'

I know I feel a little cleaner now


How on Earth are we cleaner? No more cigars in the White House maybe, but what about real policy?

Just to set the record straight, Clinton lied on the stand. He should have been tossed out of office. Bush has lied to the American people and the world to justify a war. The same goes for him.

I would much rather see government held accountable than do I care who the president is or what party he (someday she, I hope) is from.

[tommy]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by MrDave
[B]Hey now. I'm not exactly sure what you meant by that, but since we are both die-hard sweeps fans I don't see why I can't reply to your statement. I tried to as mildly as possible, you know.

"Don't let up" is pretty harsh. I just hope people don't vote one way or another because of a trend on a BBS.

Please call me "High Dictator". You know, like Bush.

Truce Tommy.

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:confused: :soapbox:

i dont think so his high whatever

[Brent]

I'm closing the thread guys. Please, play nice.

Brent