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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: WaveSeeker who wrote (1238)	2/8/2004 12:44:06 PM
From: ChinuSFO	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 81568

Wave, Bush did not win in 2000. And that was when the economy was far far better. What makes you think Bush will win now. I think your post is what you wish should happen. But that is not how the American people will vote. They want jobs, good jobs here in the US. Not in India, China etc. They want good schools here in the US first, not good schools in Iraq for the Iraqi children at the expense of our children when we are paying the tax dollars.

To: WaveSeeker who wrote (1238)	2/8/2004 12:57:36 PM
From: portage	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 81568

45% "like" bush enough to vote for him today. LOL. What happened to that formerly high rating ? The past two years of misleads and misdeeds, of course. Personal privilege ? bush WROTE THE BOOK. Coward. Chickenhawk. AWOL Boy George. Bring it on. sfgate.com Muller, one of Kerry's co-founders of Vietnam Veterans Against the War, said such charges will only fire up veterans -- and focus attention on the president's military background. "To the extent that they try that, they will call into question: Where was Bush? What did he do (in the military)? What about the nature of his service?'' says Muller. "And the more you look at that, the worse it looks ... (Bush) jumped ahead of a five-year waiting list to get into the National Guard for the express purposes of not getting caught in the Vietnam War.'' "The fact is that the United States is involved in a war, and what's particularly remarkable is that we got into it because of the driving force of people like ... Paul Wolfowitz, (Vice President) Dick Cheney, (Secretary of Defense Donald) Rumsfeld and Bush,'' says Muller, who has known Kerry for three decades. Those men "share one thing in common,'' Muller adds. "Not one of them ever went to war.''