Your vote: Bush or Gore?????
#21
10-05-2000, 09:55 PM
It's so easy this time. BUSH-CHENEY. There has been enough land, freedom and dollars taken away from us during this administration. Gore has been a part of that, it will only get worse. I can't imagine another 4 years with Reno as the AG either. I'm looking for a candidate that I can trust with the values that are important to me and my family.
George W. is "the man".
The only thing I would have preferred is a ticket with BUSH-RIDGE. We're both '63 grads of Cathedral Prep High School in Erie, Pa.
Roll Ramblers . . . we're #1 in the East and anywhere from #4 to 10 in the rest of the high school football polls in the rest of the USA.
George W. is "the man".
The only thing I would have preferred is a ticket with BUSH-RIDGE. We're both '63 grads of Cathedral Prep High School in Erie, Pa.
Roll Ramblers . . . we're #1 in the East and anywhere from #4 to 10 in the rest of the high school football polls in the rest of the USA.
#23
10-05-2000, 10:35 PM
I'm voting Bush/Cheney. On top of all the points already made in the other posts, I'm a veteran. I'm glad the draft dodger can't run again. What do Gore/Leiberman know about running a military? Look what has happened to our military during the Clinton/Gore administration. I don't agree with every thing Bush stands for either, but I do agree with a lot of what he has said. And I feel pretty confident that the former Secretary of Defense will do right by our men & women in the service. I want a tough leadership, not tree huggers.
#25
10-05-2000, 11:10 PM
BLH
Good post Bruce. I watched the debates the other night and Gore kept touting how he served in Vietnam. I just went out to his website and read up on his service. He was a journalist. I wonder how his Dad (who was a Senator) got him that job. It just bugs me to death to hear Gore talk about helping the poor people with education when I had to spend 2 years active duty and 6 years in the National Guard to pay for my education. The last I checked, this is a capitalist nation. People should have to work for what they get. Again good post. Some really good insight. I have a copy of a letter about Liberals on my refridgerator that was posted on the atv connection some time ago that quoted some of the Liberal beliefs that you talked about.
Good post Bruce. I watched the debates the other night and Gore kept touting how he served in Vietnam. I just went out to his website and read up on his service. He was a journalist. I wonder how his Dad (who was a Senator) got him that job. It just bugs me to death to hear Gore talk about helping the poor people with education when I had to spend 2 years active duty and 6 years in the National Guard to pay for my education. The last I checked, this is a capitalist nation. People should have to work for what they get. Again good post. Some really good insight. I have a copy of a letter about Liberals on my refridgerator that was posted on the atv connection some time ago that quoted some of the Liberal beliefs that you talked about.
#26
10-05-2000, 11:25 PM
All I can say guys, in all sincerety...
boy am I glad to be in Canada!
I just watched some of the debates with the vice-presidents. They were both stating facts contradictory to one another! How can they be true facts if they are not the same? The way I see it is that it's the same crap every 4 years...promises and excuses...
(don't want to offend anyone now...I too am American also, just glad to be here)
boy am I glad to be in Canada!
I just watched some of the debates with the vice-presidents. They were both stating facts contradictory to one another! How can they be true facts if they are not the same? The way I see it is that it's the same crap every 4 years...promises and excuses...
(don't want to offend anyone now...I too am American also, just glad to be here)
#28
10-05-2000, 11:51 PM
All I need to say is that I have everything to gain with Bush, and a great deal to loose with Gore. I am a capitolist at heart and want to work hard and earn a good living. Socialism is the way of the weak and lazy.
Besides, Gore reminds me too much of Jimmy Carter. Those of us over 30 years old remember those four years...
Where's Ronnie when we need him?
Besides, Gore reminds me too much of Jimmy Carter. Those of us over 30 years old remember those four years...
Where's Ronnie when we need him?
#29
10-06-2000, 12:07 AM
I vote for Gore. I think alot of people give him a bad name cause afriend of theirs ,who new a guy ,who new a friend who found a letter, That was in the ditch, dated 1992, and was from a mental patient. Thinks he'll take your quads away. I also think it's rediculous how the people go to screaming you must vote for Bush. That's stupid. Also I have noticed that we have a Republican congress. Now where the hell are they! Am I right?????? What's up with that. Looks to me like if they wanna take credit for the economy then they should take the credit for taking the quads away and shutting down riding lands.
My opion of it!
My opion of it!
#30
10-06-2000, 12:32 AM
I would have to agree with SuperDuty, I don't really like either of these guys. I was all about John McCain, because I am a Military man.
Bush and Gore both seem like they are really squirrelly.
gore seems like all he wants to do is argue and Bush always seems like he is lying I mean he won't admit about his past drug use, and I thing that is a real minor issue.
I'm scared for out future and what we have to look forward too.
Bush and Gore both seem like they are really squirrelly.
gore seems like all he wants to do is argue and Bush always seems like he is lying I mean he won't admit about his past drug use, and I thing that is a real minor issue.
I'm scared for out future and what we have to look forward too.