Poll: POLL: Gore or Bush

[jaydee]

<<<jaydee, to find a candidate you can vote your conscience for, Go Here. At the very least by voting for a third-party candidate you send the message &quot;enough! i want real candidates and I will vote for them when they run!&quot;. If you don't vote at all you send the messgae &quot;i'm apathetic! keep giving me fluffy candidates because I'm not gonna bother looking for anything better&quot;. Which message do you want to send? >>>

Whoa, whoa, hold on there JellyBaby, let me tell you something. I meant I refused to vote in THIS PARTICULAR thread. I am well aware of the third party candidates. Check out the Libertarian thread for my stance. You even commented on my stance in that thread. Anyway, I'm 11 months short of being able vote in the election in the first place. But thanks for the 'i'm apathetic' genrelization though. Sheesh.

 

[Wangel]

Bush all the way!

 

[Russ]

<< but I thought even back then the stupid federal bi-partison debate commission required a 15% showing in the polls >>



Yes, they did. Did I say otherwise?

Russ, NCNE

 

[Ariel]

George W. Bush

 

[JellyBaby]

<< You keep telling everyone to vote their conscience. >>

chess9,

I do. I'm told it's the wrong way to vote by, not surprisingly, Ds and Rs. Perpetuating this two-party system is not for me. They've had their chance to succeed, and in some ways they have: gridlock forces turtle-slow policy changes which is great for some issues like education where radical changes would likely hurt more than help. But gridlock also forces turtle-slow systemic changes which is terribly damaging for issues that need quick amending like campaign finance reform, term limits, etc. It?s clear to me Ds and Rs are less interested in helping the american people and more interested in playing politics, voting themselves pay increases, drafting new spending programs, unnecessarily increasing the size of the military without adjusting the mission, etc. etc. Nope, too much screwing around for too long and this voter is leaving home for the big city.

<< Whoa, whoa, hold on there JellyBaby, let me tell you something. I meant I refused to vote in THIS PARTICULAR thread. >>

jaydee,

Ok, good! I was confusing you with someone else. You?re a good guy. I got it!

<< Yes, they did. Did I say otherwise? >>

Russ,

You were right-on. You?re a good guy, too.

 

[qacwac]

Bush