[Krodg]

You first..

[Always Right]

Kerry because we need a man who has botox treatments in the white house....

[So Cal Rocket]

There is only one issue in this election... who will best protect us from the Islamic Extremists who want to kill us.

The answer is obvious.

[cripplecreek]

At this point its a lesser of two evils thing. I dont care for some of the Bush policies but i know he has the cajones to fight terrorism.

[mabelkitty]

Bush - I'm not voting for anybody who is only slightly Left than Kucinich.

[AM2000]

I voted Undecided.

I won't vote for Kerry. But I'm really not sure I want to vote for Bush. My primary gripe - the totally out of wack budget. I understand we're at war, but then why the tax cuts in the middle of a war? Don't get me wrong, I like the tax cuts (even though I benefited little from it) but I don't see why it couldn't wait if we're "at war". Or at the very least, why it couldn't have been scaled down some.

Having said all that, I may end up voting for Bush anyway. I do like a lot he's done. Kyoto, Afghanistan, Iraq - are what come to mind right now. I may sit out too, since I live in NJ and what with the whole Electoral College system, a vote for Bush might be wasted. I'd vote for him anyway if I was enthusiastic about him, but at this point in time I am not. We'll see what happens between now and November.

[oceanview]

let's see:

an bad immigration proposal that will not pass anyway, some problems with job grwoth which the Dems don't have any solutions for anyway, some drugs for senior citizens...

versus

national suicide on security and terrorism, gay marriage nationwide, more taxes, a continued collapse of the judiciary, a continued collapse of the culture, ....

sure, that's a real tough choice.

[DoughtyOne]

This election cycle will once again see conservatism represented by a person who wouldn't know a concervative if they handed him a foot high stack of substantiating documents.

There will be lessers players out there who will sap off a few percentage of the conservative vote. I'll probably agree with most of their platforms. It won't make a hill of beans worth of difference.

My choices are to back the main candidate or watch our military gutted and see even worse appointments made than I expect to see as it is.

When it comes to elections, I'm not just holding my nose these days, it's come to the place where I'm searching for a plastic surgeon who can prevent me from noticing who's stinking up the place almost non-stop.

If this isn't the declining days of a nation, I sure as hell don't want to see what would be. This is gutt wrenching enough.

I will vote for Bush after the surgery.

[Rodney King]

I'll vote for Bush. To be honest, however, if it were Lieberman I might consider voting democratic. There is no need for y'all to tell me how evil the democrats are, I know. It's just that to me the overall size of governemnt is the most important issue, well, that and national security. When there is a democratic president, the Republican congress does its job. I could never vote for Kerry because of the national security reasons, but Lieberman (yes, I know he is no longer running) would have been ok on security. What we have going on right now is just not sustainable in the long run. Either the president or the congress is going to have to start behaving with the slightest bit of fiscal prudence. We know that the Republican congress will when there is a democratic president. So if it wasn't for national security, I would consider voting democratic.

[Brett66]

I found it interesting there are more constitution party voters here than libertarians.

[34512a]

Kerry. Bush has done nothing to win my vote and a lot to lose it. I'm voting for Kerry in protest.

[tedkrack]

I would vote for Bush almost automatically, but there's one thing that makes me pause: Bush's amnesty/guest worker immigration proposal, also known as the Karl Rove Amnesty Program (K.R.A.P.). Bush's proposal is such an abandonment of responsibility that I want to know what Kerry's immigration policy is before I make a decision.

[RLK]

Third party. Voting for Bush would be a violation of my conscience and integrity.

[Godebert]

Constitution Party. Bush has failed to uphold his oath of office to Protect and Defend the Constitution of the United States of America. By signing the un-Constitutional McCain/Fiengold CFR bill, Bush has knowingly abridged our First Amendment rights. He also supports Clinton's ban on semi-automatic rifles which shows he has a willingness to disregard our Second Amendment rights. That combined with his proposed amnesty for illegal immigrants, his big government spending and his refusal to control our borders makes it a no-brainer for any true Conservative.

[NeoCaveman]

Kerry sided with the Sandanistas over the Contras. Therefor I could never vote for Kerry.

Bush '04

[kipj]

This is a joke, right?

[ambrose]

I will never vote for a backstabbing traitor like John Kerry. Never.

[Jim Robinson]

Kerry, of course. Kerry will bring our troops home and turn the defense of America over to the U.N. and we'll save lots of money and lives lost in terrorist states. Also, under Kerry, our jails will be emptied by the World Court and we'll save lots of money. And treaties like Kyoto will be signed and we'll save the environment. This is good for the whole world and will save us lots of clean-up dollars. And Kerry will end the debate over big issues like Abortion, Gay Marriage, Gun-Control, and Immigration. Free abortion on demand will be the law of the land, gay marriage is no problem, (marriage to goats or donkeys will be fine as well), NAMBLA and NOW will appoint our judges to make it so. Illegal immigration? Since when is immigration illegal? Gun-control? What guns?

Kerry undo all the wrongs brought about by the Republicans and will save us lots of money and make friends for us all around the globe. Will no longer need to waste money on national defense or even law enforcement. Likewise, Bush's tax cuts will be rolled back and we'll tax the rich to bring even more money into the treasury. And with all this extra money, Kerry can make life a lot simpler for all of us. Cradle to grave Free medicare for all. Free books for all. Free computers for the poor. Free food. Fria cervezas for all.

And if that's not you cup of tea, well, vote for Kerry because this way the country can go to hell right away and we won't have to wait for the Republicans to develop the backbone to dump the NEA. When America sees what hell is like under a pure Marxist/socialist government, then they'll suddenly wake up, forget everything they learned at universities like Berzerkly, see the light (wow!) and rebel. Yeah, that's the ticket! Viva la revolucion!! Viva Liberte!!

[WhiteGuy]

I guess management hasn't banned anyone for a while........

I'll gamble everyone who doesn't say bush, gets suspended.....

so

I'll vote for bush, I'll vote for bush, I'll vote for bush, I'll vote for bush,..................

[MJY1288]

I'm voting for JOHN KERRY because:

1) He will reverse the tax cuts,

2) He will place our security in the hands of the U.N.,

3) He will reinstate all the Environmental regulations Bush has did away with,

4) He will suspend the deployment of the Missile shield

5) He will rejoin the ABM Treaty

6) He will appoint liberal judges

7) He will appoint a panel to find out why the terrorist dislike us and do what it takes to win them over

8) He will sign the Kyoto Treaty

Now if you can't bring yourself to vote for John Kerry, vote for a Libertarian or a Constitution party nominee, it's the same thing