why did people vote for bush?

Answer 1

For the same reason they continue to support his lies, murdering, Satan loving, people hating, nation toppling, demonic worshiping, bastard son of a silly ***** , Illuminati directed, Nazi following, America destroying, ways. He is not a nice person, and they ain't seen nothing yet!

Answer 2

I voted for Bush because the idea of having John Kerry as President truly terrified and sickened me. If the Democratic Party would have given us a better option, I would have considered him or her. But Kerry? I'll take Bush any day!

Answer 3

They were duped, he has turned out to be the worst president this country has ever seen and still you go people that say he was better then Gore or Kerry, I would like to know just how he is better. He has lied and started wars and ruined the dollar and the economy. Now it is inflation with the price of oil going up everything will have to rise to pay for it. In answer to your question. They voted for him because they are the most mentally deficit in the country, they can not think on their own and are unable to make good decisions, they voted for one of their kind.

Answer 4

for many reasons no doubt, some might make sense, some not, but I also think that a significant number of the population vote along party lines. Republicans vote for a republican and democrats vote for a democrat. I personally don't like it. It seems like if the candidate belongs to the same "club" that I do, then I vote for him/her, regardless if he's capable or the best choice or not. I suppose that's why I don't identify with either party.

Answer 5

Bush was better than the Democrats' candidates, and for the second term he was the only person who wanted to stay the course in Iraq, that's why many people voted for GW Bush.

Answer 6

Ignorance, or because they turned a blind eye. People vote (more than not) to vote, but before they research or develope an opinion, or mindset. The day Bush was re-elected, should have been dubbed the day of airheads.

Answer 7

lesser of two evils but the first one was close, (lets not discuss the controversy), I think most people voted against Kerry's wife. then for Bush in the second. We all know she would have been running the show if Kerry won.

Answer 8

They voted for Bush because they had confidence they could control him like a puppet and he would support their agenda and that he was chosen by God.

All one has to do is compare Bush's accomplishments from highschool on to Al Gore's accomplishments from highschool on.

Which do you think really has our best interests at heart.
Al Gore has written books, made a documentory, that I know for sure. He also has proven himself to be very intelligent.

George Bush has done neither and has proven himself to be very unintelligent.

Answer 9

They voted for the lesser of two evils. Sadly, what started out as a good idea has been perverted by the rise to power of our two-party political system. Still, it's the best system in the world -- and, who knows, maybe we will someday improve on it.

Answer 10

Bush appealed to the Christian masses by saying that God was telling him to do things. Touching the religious nerve will always rile up national and politcal fervor. He knew *exactly what he was doing by bringing up God. Can't believe how 54 million people could be so dumb..