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

To: SiouxPal who wrote (23431)	5/17/2004 6:51:19 PM
From: tonto	Respond to of 81568

Bush has not lead this country as well as he should have. He came at a very difficult time, but he was expected to control spending, and he did not put up a fight with congress, and the spending grew. Kerry is a phoney and is flat out lying to us about many things and has shown that he falls apart when embarrassed. He is not likeable and will not be wanted after a short time. The biggest concern I have, truly, are both parties. They have worked to position themselves for their benefit and they do not represent the people, they represent themselves. People have been following them for so long that they now are dependents, and we see that in the posts. Kerry can be outspoken for those out of work, as an example, and then skips the vote for their benefit extension...he gives lip service but is lying... this is about John Kerry in his mind, not the people. That leaves the others running. If one votes for anyone else, they are voting their conscience, not for who will win. I do not see much difference between the two party candidates. Neither is qualified, and should not be given the job. We will not get improvements until the parties hear from enough of us that we expect much more from them and we demand it. That is my message to them. It is in the minority, but it is growing.