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It's time to let the world know just how stupid we are. So let's show 'em.
1 posted on 11/06/2004 8:00:26 PM PST by groanup
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To: groanup

I am an award-winning novelist.

I graduated from college with both university and departmental honors.

I live in a very liberal urban area.

I ranked in the 99th percentile in two categories on the GRE.

Most of my neighbors are black. Some of them voted for Bush.

I love ethnic food just as much as biscuits and gravy.

My wife (no biological relation) has an advanced degree from a top university.

I speak German, Russian, a little Spanish and a little Italian.

I'm comfortable around gays.

I give occassional lectures and classes at a local college.

I have a passport with a lot of stamps in it.

Jesus is just alright with me.

I love Broadway musicals.

I own guns.

I love quarterbacks eatin' dirt, pom-poms and short skirts.

I watch Trading Spaces, South Park, and BBC-America.

I admire Robert E. Lee and Frederick Douglass.

I know where to eat in London and La Crosse Wisconsin.

I voted for Bush.


88 posted on 11/06/2004 8:33:59 PM PST by Snake65 (Osama Bin Decomposing -- NOT! Boy was I wrong)
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To: groanup

I voted for Bush because I'm NOT stupid.... Stupid would have been voting for Kerry.


90 posted on 11/06/2004 8:34:48 PM PST by KingPin (ping)
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To: groanup
I have homosexual friends. My kids have homosexual teachers. On my street are many homosexual couples with children. I am a lifelong Southerner.

The south sure aint what it used to be. Sounds like your describing San Francisco.

91 posted on 11/06/2004 8:34:52 PM PST by Joe Hadenuf (I failed anger management class, they decided to give me a passing grade anyway)
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To: groanup

I voted for Bush because...

I'm a teacher.

I'm a single mom.

I'm a practicing Catholic.

I'm concerned about the safety of America.

Truth, integrity and honesty still mean something.


93 posted on 11/06/2004 8:35:21 PM PST by conservativeteach
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To: groanup
I also do the crossword puzzle daily, not as fast as you, but I do it! I read extensively, books of all kinds, preferring non fiction historical and political themes. I have a college education, and btw am a self taught speed reader. I voted for Bush because I believe he is sincere about doing his constitutional duty to defend this nation against enemies foreign and domestic, and because his values more closely mirror my own.

I would not have voted for John Kerry for any reason, because any one who went against this nation is a traitor, and that is the last person who deserves the HONOR of being the Commander in Chief of the Armed forces. I also do not vote for anyone who would allow Partial Birth Abortion, as Kerry clearly would. Stupid I am not!!! I highly resent the implication from those who can't tell the difference between a constitutional republic and Marxism.
95 posted on 11/06/2004 8:36:18 PM PST by ladyinred (Congratulations President Bush! Four more years!)
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To: groanup
Was in gifted programs all through school.

Joined the Navy where I was a reactor operator on a nuclear sub.

Loved to pronounce it "nuk-u-ler" just to annoy snobs.

Onto college where I graduated Summa cum Laude, and my wife graduated Magna.

Now I'm a marketing manager at a major national company. My wife runs her own company writing for national magazines.

Do the NYT Sunday puzzle in... well, more than 15 minutes, but I get it done :-)

Own a gun, but haven't used it in years.

My friends and I go to baseball games and annoy other fans by loudly discussing Kierkegaard.

Hate NASCAR, country music and opera. Love indie rock, jazz and Johnny Cash.

Vastly prefer New Mexican cuisine to French, and Argentine reds to Cote de Rhones (would rather have a nice single malt than either).

My wife and I both have homosexual family members than voted for Bush.

Lived for years with a guy from the south Phoenix barrios and another guy from the slums of southside Chicago. Just went camping with one of them last month. Both voted for Bush.

When Al Gore proudly released his IQ score, I noted than it was lower than mine and far lower than almost all of my friends' scores. I also knew that none of us were qualified to be president.

I know that intelligence and education are utterly worthless without wisdom, common sense, love for others, a sense of humor and deep humility.

The least educated person in my extended family is by far the most materially successful. He dropped out of high school and owns a yacht in Marina del Ray, and mansions in three states. Proves that hard work is more important than education too.

I'm a flawed Christian who thinks that honesty, transparency and lack of condescension are important moral values.

I'm honored to have voted for Bush.

99 posted on 11/06/2004 8:39:13 PM PST by inkling
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To: groanup; BRL
The "Why I voted for Bush and why I am not stupid thread."

i think you meant the title to be:

the "why i voted for Bush and why i am not stupid" thread.

ps -- just having a little fun at your expense. you sound very likeable and intelligent.

108 posted on 11/06/2004 8:46:27 PM PST by mlocher (america is a sovereign state)
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1560 SAT I, Full Scholarship - University of Pittsburgh, BS Physics, BA Philosophy & Economics (April 2005)

Voted for Bush because he did well during his first term (WoT, Economy, Defense of Marriage, Kyoto ect.), while Kerry has been AWOL during his senatorial career.


112 posted on 11/06/2004 8:49:29 PM PST by Krafty123
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I'm for a Separation of Church & State and no campaigning from the pulpit. I strongly oppose a "heterosexuals only" amendment to the U.S. Constitution. I'm college educated in a hard science field. I do not own a firearm. I do not regularly attend church services. I'm pro-Palestinian state. I believe government should get out of the business of sacraments (like marriage) completely. I see homosexual Americans as equals and support civil unions for committed pairs of adults regardless of sexual identity. I'm unhappy with the deficits from a "fiscal conservative" and Republican Congress, I'm unhappy with his defacto open border policies, displeased with his back-door amnesty plans. I oppose corporate welfare.

I respect principled stands rather than poll-driven positions. I'm Pro Life. I'm Anti-Embryonic Stem Cell. Pro Iraq War. Pro Military. Pro Tax Reform. Pro Legal Reform. Pro Adoption. Pro Ownership.

I believe in America's unique identity NOT in the corrupt UN and NOT in Europhilia.

I had strongly considered 'punting' this year on President but I concluded John Kerry was too high a risk; the outcome was too important. Despite my disagreements, I voted for George W. Bush.

113 posted on 11/06/2004 8:49:39 PM PST by newzjunkey (San Diego, Kleptocrasy by the Sea. -- VOID the Illegal Mayoral "Election")
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115 posted on 11/06/2004 8:49:55 PM PST by chinkshady
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I voted for the President because that is what Right-Wing hate radio told me to do.


118 posted on 11/06/2004 8:50:44 PM PST by Brimack34
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What a weird thread.


124 posted on 11/06/2004 8:53:59 PM PST by Joe Hadenuf (I failed anger management class, they decided to give me a passing grade anyway)
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To: groanup

Im dumb too


131 posted on 11/06/2004 8:56:36 PM PST by woofie
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I have a Ph.D. in organic spectroscopy with 26 patents, my wife has a masters in biology. After 20 years in research, I gave up a six figure salary to work as a church planter for eight years in Chile, still travel there twice a year to encourage and help sustain the work (experienced two elections there - wide experience, don't you know), I teach chemistry and classes in worldviews in high school. Our family is all Christians, and we all voted for President Bush. So sue us, left wing children of hamsters.

Oh yeah, my Chilean son-in-law (diversity) just walked into his boss' office and said he needed a $10,000 annual raise, which she (gender sensitivity) gave right on the spot. Unfortunately, he couldn't vote, not being a citizen (we play by the rules, see). But he woulda if he coulda. My daughter is being offered huge raises to keep her on with her company. She's pregnant (another Christian on the way), but she wants to be a stay-at-home mom. She's a Christian and voted for President Bush, because terrorists want to take away her health care.

133 posted on 11/06/2004 8:57:02 PM PST by Chaguito
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My IQ is tested over 140.

I graduated with honors at all levels of study.

I am in the top 2% of wage earners.

I have created from scratch 2 companies.

I have read Chomsky and understand everything he says and reject it completely as mindless drivel.

I have read Marx and understood it all and reject it as drivel.

I send my child to Catholic Private School because I understand that Public Schools are the same as Public Defenders. Everyone understands and accepts that public defenders are not nearly the calibre or ability as private sector attorneys on average.. yet the left continues to believe that with enough money somehow Public Schools will be somehow not the equivlanet of the public defender.

That's enough for now...


147 posted on 11/06/2004 9:05:09 PM PST by HamiltonJay ("You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong.")
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To: groanup
What is this? true confessions of Bush Voters.OK here's mine;

I would never be recognized as a typical evangelical "right winger"
I am a disabled Vet,a stay home dad and a life long biker with tatoos,longer hair than my wife and an ear ring.I can tear down and reassemble a computer faster than most people can do the NYT crossword puzzle.I love Jesus but haven't seen the inside of a church since the last funeral or was it a wedding I went to, same difference.I'm definitely not a genius but it doesn't take a genius to recognize Kerry as a traitor and a life long pacifist who would be a disaster for a nation at war.
148 posted on 11/06/2004 9:05:13 PM PST by edchambers
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Agnostic. Never fired a gun, driven a truck, or got maudlin listening to George Straight. Red wine not beer. Travel regularly. Speak a bunch of languages and can order dinner in half a dozen others. Divorced. Wife's a HS dropout who built a multi-million dollar business and looks like Susan Lucci, except cuter. Oppose abortion but can't see the point in banning it because, like drugs, demand is such that the ban would only sow corruption in those charged with enforcing it. Some of my best friends are gay. My two best buddies, one's a Jew and the other is a Muslim from Turkey. We own a boat together to get away from our wives. All three of us are immigrants, and what America has given all of us is beyond anything our ambitious imaginations could have conceived when we came here.

We all voted for Bush.


151 posted on 11/06/2004 9:06:49 PM PST by Kiss Me Hardy
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I'm also Southern and I also voted for Bush. However, I don't share your tolerance for homosexuals. I don't hate them. I just make it a point to not associate with them. I have no gay friends and I damned sure don't have any teaching my children. I see homosexuality as an abomination. People can call me what they will, but that's my honest feelings on the matter.
153 posted on 11/06/2004 9:09:03 PM PST by Jaysun
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To: groanup; Tealc; MeekOneGOP
I am a Classical musician
I teach music from beginner level to college and beyond
I love to read
I love to cook
I love to garden
I love my cat
I convinced my husband to love my cat
I love Egyptology
I love the Armed Forces
I speak Spanish and have a basic understanding of German, Italian, Latin, Elvish and Jaffa (Kree!)
I own guns and love to shoot them
My IQ is 136 (mensa.com)
I own Seasons 1-7 of Stargate SG-1 on DVD
I trade stocks and bonds
I convinced a Democrat homosexual friend to vote for Bush
154 posted on 11/06/2004 9:09:25 PM PST by Texas Chrystal ("Matt Damon!")
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I possess an English degree from a very well-respected private university. I minored in Russian; I am currently studying Latin.

I don't like to waste time. I have two children, and therefore must be well-organized to raise them in the way they should go while still having time to maintain my home, cook, study, write, and knit.

I loathe most rock music, rap and hip-hop. I seldom watch television. I own copies of "M", "Picnic at Hanging Rock", "Last Year at Marienbad", "Citizen Kane", countless other films, and possess a library of over 10,000 volumes. Next to my children, my books are my most valuable possessions (not that my children are possessions, of course...)

I was a registered Democrat from 1984 until 2002. The Party lost me during the Clinton administration, but I didn't change my registration to Republican until after the turn of the century because I kept hoping that the Clinton disaster was an anomaly.

It wasn't. The Democratic Party's acceptance of the likes of Michael Moore, George Soros and Al Franken have lost this voter forever.

The Democratic Party will continue to lose voters until it purges itself of these far-left extremists.


156 posted on 11/06/2004 9:10:38 PM PST by Calico Cat (the simplest solution is usually the correct one)
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