If you voted in the last presidential election, who did you vote for?

Question

1. Why did you vote for them?

2. Why didn't you vote for the other candidate?

Answer 1

Kerry
1)--seemed like the lesser of two evils
2)--we get attacked by Bin Laden and Bush goes after Hussein. There is no link between Iraq and Al-Queida, and Bush tells his CIA guys to make one. I can deal with a stupid president, but not one who sends our people out to fight and die for the wrong cause.

Answer 2

I would've voted Bush. I know what Bush will do in office. I know what Bush stands for. I know what's going to happen!

Kerry is one of the few people I know who can talk for 5 months and not have a single point or policy. His only stances in the political field were stances of criticism against Bush, of which he couldn't decide where to stand. If he would've made up his mind and actually had an agenda, he might have stood a chance against Bush. The man supposedly went up against the most hated man in America...the man who in no shape or form could get elected...and then got STOMPED at the polls. Honestly...I think he would've done better if he took a stance like "I like jelly doughnuts!" or something along those lines. What a tool.

Answer 3

I voted for Bush....Not because I think he's perfect, but I thinks he's ok, and the thought of Kerry being president scared the crap out of me. And I wasn't about to throw my vote away on some 3rd party candidate.

Answer 4

I voted for G.W.B. in both elections due to his morality and leadership qualities. Kerry does not possess either trait.

The buck stops and starts at the top. Has George W. made some decisions that you or I would not make? Yes. What President in U.S. history has "got it all right"?

Is he a man that won't back down from the pressures he has endured regarding the pulling out of our troops from Iraq? Yes. Here are the facts you won't hear on the nightly news or in the USA Today;THE MAJORITY OF OUR TROOPS believe in what we are fighting for. We are a country that has a history of not cowarding away from a job we have set out to complete. This war can and will take down a den of vipers that take great pride in the massacre of September 11, and will or would attempt even a greater loss of life if left to their own device. Pray for our leader's and take pride that we are a country that will not stand for our freedom being threatened. United we stand.

Answer 5

I voted for Bush originally because I was just worn out by the Clinton slime, and didn't want any more of it with Gore.

In 2004, I couldn't bring myself to vote for Kerry, a man who described himself as a "war criminal" and called our soldiers the same. That sounded too much like our enemy speaking.

Answer 6

I voted for Bush.

I voted for him because I believe is was the best man for the job. He's a Christian, and he's doing the best job he knows how to do.

I didn't like Kerry from the moment I saw him...there's just something about him that seemed evil...dunno.

Answer 7

John Kerry

Answer 8

Would-be President John Kerry
(more like "Should-be")
Why? Because i simply didn't like the other real candidate. I didn't like how he handled his policy in the White House and how he diliberatley went to war with insufficient intelligence, and (somehow) we got ourselves into trillions of dollars in national debt.

Answer 9

Bush

I hate Kerry with a passion. He lies... hes decietful.... he was in a war but he is a so against war. I have a feeling that if he were in charge when 9/11 happen he would have just let it.

Answer 10

Kerry...because the only other choice was Bush. Enough said.