If you could vote for Bush...again, would you?????

Answer 1

Never did, couldnt live with myself if I had. Your voting hand will never be clean again!
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Answer 2

I make a conscious choice to abstain from voting. (A) I disbelieve in te American political system. (B) Neither of the major political parties are worth a darn. Both believe in big government (the Republicans via fascism and moral legislation and the Democrats via repugnant socialist policies). Intelligent and reasonable parties, such as the Libertarians, have no chance of winning. I will not support a system in which I disbelieve. The only reason I pay taxes is because the IRS has all the guns on its side. And as long as they do I have no choice but to be an unwilling participant in certain things (such as taxes, which I pay, but involuntarily).

Answer 3

Not for a million bucks. He's one of the worst presidents in our History and has absolutely no respect for the Constitution, which he swore to uphold and defend.

He also is responsible for making the world a more dangerous place. North Korea is testing long-range missiles and claims it needs them to "defend against the possibility of a US invasion". With Bush's desire to go in to countries that are NOT a threat to us (such as Iraq) he is angering those who potentially could be, making them more likely to do something horrible.

I never voted for him (voted Libertarian both times) and never will. I wish our Congressmen would impeach him AND Cheney.

We need someone in the White House who is worthy of the job!

Answer 4

Without question - YES! The Bush Administration is not in the business of Public Relations and does not expend any time or energy, as the Clintons did tirelessly, in defending itself or making endless public appearances by administration officials and cabinet secretaries who feel desperate to go out and defend administration policies - that's all Clinton's people did - they were nearly co-hosts of Larry King Lifeless and Softtosses with Chris Matthews...

Answer 5

You can't blame me - I never voted for anyone named Bush!

Answer 6

Absolutely!

Answer 7

Absolutely.

Answer 8

Did the first time, didn't the second (screw that prescription drug benefit for the Greedy Geezers so that they can live longer and suck more money off the Social Security system), wouldn't again.

Answer 9

never did, never would.

That doesn't mean I wouldn't vote for a Republican (even tho I'm a Dem). McCain got my vote last time.

Answer 10

didnt vote for him before wouldnt vote for him again----unless there was a bigger moron running for office which is aways a posiblity........although somethings he has done has made a slight difference----