[jpsb]

Bush is the son of the elitest Bush family, he did what a lot of elitest sons did, joined the national guard. (National guard tickets were very hard to get during Vietnam.) So what, it is not a big deal. The election will not turn on Bush's honorable service record. It is a non-issue. Now his record as president is a much bigger problem. If I were you I would be thinking real hard on how can Bush win back the many, many conservatives that are currently ripping him to pieces in newspapers all acrross the country.

[TomB]

Bush is the son of the elitest Bush family, he did what a lot of elitest sons did, joined the national guard. (National guard tickets were very hard to get during Vietnam.)

Assuming that is correct, which, given your record, is suspect, why did he join the TANG?

[VRWC_minion]

If I were you I would be thinking real hard on how can Bush win back the many, many conservatives that are currently ripping him to pieces in newspapers all acrross the country

Are we talking the 88% of registered GOP'ers or those oh so conservative indies that are breaking for the leftists ?

American Research Group Poll. Jan. 27-29, 2004. N=768 registered voters nationwide. MoE ± 3.5 (total sample).
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"If the election for president were being held today between George W. Bush, the Republican, and the Democratic nominee for president, for whom would you vote: Bush or the Democratic nominee?" Options rotated
		George W. Bush	Democrat	Unsure		.
		%	%	%		.
	ALL	47	46	7		.
	Republicans	88	2	10		.
	Democrats	9	85	6		.
	Independents	46	49	5

[WorkingClassFilth]

So, are you gonna stay home and sulk at election time?