[Soundman4x4]

I have doubts about Bush too, but in all likelihood I'll vote for him come November.

In all likelihood I won't reward Bush's drunken sailor spending with my vote. When you can't say for sure the democrat wouldn't spend LESS that's a reason to stay home. I can't say that for certain. The final straw if I do stay home is the report Bush hid the costs of the medicare bill from the Republicans in congress. Just another socialist lite who better give me a reason between now and November.

[eyespysomething]

But what I can say is it doesn't mean flip of the amount of money spent or deficits or medicare or healthcare if you're dead.

I do not agree with the spending by Bush, but I'll be damned before I allow Kerry to assume the mantle (or mantel?) of President of the United States of America. Will my kids have a deficit to pay off? Maybe. Better to have to pay off a deficit than bury their brother/mother/father/mammaw/pampaw/friend (maybe plural?) because of terrorism.

I will work to elect more conservative Senators and Representatives, who pass the crap anyway.

[cksharks]

Please do not vote for Bush. I have said before that I want kerry to win. Then I get to sit back and listening to the pissing and moaning and gnashing of teeth when taxes go thru the roof and two more ultra liberal supreme court justices get promoted. Then just for kicks he will try to take ALL YOUR GUNS uuuhhh and then he starts funding the dirty abortionists with your taxes. And then he pulls out of the war on terror and you just happen to be the next vtctim of the terror attack.

[alnick]

It's amazing that some people have to be informed that this election is not about money; it's about the defense of our country.