Honk, And Yell "FOUR MORE YEARS!"
I haven't been the same since the debates; I can see right through Kerry, he is all rhetoric and appearance. No substance or plans. At least no plan beyond doing whatever he can do to fool the public right up to the election. It has been making me mad to know that he is so full of, it. And, his, it, is not good for our future. What his, it, is, is hard to explain; because he has not told us and every time he gets close to saying what, it, is, he contradicts himself and just tells us that he has, it, and we should expect to like his, it. It, is all too infuriating, to the point where I actually considered bumping a car sporting one of those snazzy Kerry bumper stickers the other day in protest. I resisted the urge, but I am not sure I feel good about my choice.
I was just telling this story to a friend with whom I instant mesage. His reply, "I honk at them, then I yell out the window FOUR MORE YEARS!". I like his tactic. It is cheaper than collision repair, it actually makes a point; and, besides, I get all tingly just thinking about how mad it must make those liberal weenies when they have to imagine that their worst fear will come true. It really will.
FOUR MORE YEARS!
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I read, listen, and shake my head. I'm not rich, I'm not poor, I'm right in the middle. And I too, am not voting for Bush. I accelerate until I'm next to that car (probably not new) with that "liberal weenie" sticker and honk and give them a thumbs up. It will be close, but I don't think Bush will be on the winning side (again).
Posted by: Anonyomous Coward | October 25, 2004 10:57 PM
Justin, I respectfully disagree about the war, the recent story that hundreds of tons of explosives, which had been sealed by the UN inspectors, had been removed before we invaded shows how dangerous Saddam's regime had become. He, they, had no reason to follow along with UN mandates, and no conscience about the evil he/they had to done to his people, the Kuwaitis, the Israelis, and if given the opportunity the Americans. (Remeber he even tried to have a former US President killed, and had a sworn an oath as our enemy) (http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2002072849_iraqexplosives26.html)
President Clinton agreed (http://usembassy.state.gov/islamabad/wwwh02092004.html) during his time as President that Saddam had to go. The problem was for Clinton was that he did not know how to get the job done. Btw, the "Iraqi Liberation Act" passed the Senate by unanimous acclaim; which means that John F'ing Kerry voted for regime change too!!
It is not too late for you to get on the right side of history, don't be fooled further by the partisan rants of the mainstream media, Bush is on the right course. The only reason he is criticized in the press is because they want another Democrat buddy in the White house at any cost. Bush is right; Kerry is nowhere, never been anywhere, not going anywhere.
Posted by: Richard | October 26, 2004 07:51 AM
One more thing, Justin, I am sorry that you live in a part of the country where Free Speech is suppressed. If you ever break away you may want to move here, to Southwest Florida, where we all feel free to have our say. (And, where, btw, we know how to vote; unlike the Democratic heavy population on the East Coast of Florida, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._presidential_election,_2000#Palm_Beach_County.27s_butterfly_ballots)
Other than those who could not follow a name acroos the ballot to make their vote, things went pretty much as they always do during elections, (http://www.texnews.com/abilene2000/elec/normal1201.html), the charges of disenfranchisement have been refuted. (http://www.glennbeck.com/news/08092004-print.htm)
Posted by: Richard | October 26, 2004 08:06 AM
Anon, I am not sure why you "shake you head", but I do note that you had nothing positive to say about the challenger. Well, Bush is a good man, he cares, he is consistent, and he is better than the characterization the media and their Democratic cohorts gives us of him. The economy is making progress, his tax plan has reduced our taxes (no, I am not rich), he promotes people based on their ablities, he understands the danger we face from terrorists, and he really does have a plan to deal with it.
Please continue to "read, listen", but also challenge whether what you are reading and hearing is true, whether it is later proven false, (Medicare increase, 380 tons missing, tax break for the rich, voter disenfranchisement, voter suppression, National Guard service, are all examples which come to mind of issues that have been presented and then refuted), for much of the sensational news just partisan attempts by so-called reporters who are playing gotcha in a vain attempt to be the next Woodward/Bernstein. Unfortunately, their view is so myopic, targeting only Republicans, that they are missing the real blockbuster stories, (Enron and the other financial scandals occured under Clinton, the UN Oil For Food program is the largest money scandal of all time, the "War on Poverty" is the war which has really become a quagmire, The pardons by WJC as he left office were disgraceful, Jesse Jackson is a fraud, Labor Unions are led by people less interested in their members and the betterment of the American economy than they are the fullness of their own pockets, and on, and on), which is why Kerry has not received the scrutiny from the media which we should demand of a them when covering a Presidential candidate.
The bottom line, Bush good, Kerry unexamined and from what we know bad. So, I still say:
FOUR MORE YEARS!
Posted by: Richard | October 26, 2004 08:31 AM