How many of you intend to vote for a Democrat presidential candidate regardless of who it is just because,?

Question

you hate George Bush>

Answer 1

REGARDLESS WOULD BE A STUPID THING TO DO. MOST OF THEM SUPPORT THE NORTH AMERICAN UNION AND ARE MEMBERS OF THE CFR JUST AS MOST OF THE REPUBLICANS ARE. CLINTON, OBAMA, EDWARDS ARE ALL CFR JUST LIKE THOMPSON, RUDY, RICHARDSON, ROMNEY, ....WE MOSTLY HAVE A PIT OF VIPERS ON THE STAGE. GRAVEL, KUCINICH, RON PAUL, ARE ALL PRO CONSTITUTION, STRONGLY AGAINST THE NORTH AMERICAN UNION AND ONE GOVERNMENT OVER CANADA, MEXICO AND THE U.S.

Answer 2

I hate George Bush because of what he has done to this country - Among the many good reasons:

Iraq - We're now calling about 50 U.S. deaths and still hundreds of Iraqi deaths a month progress. Give me a break. Worst foreign policy disaster since Vietnam.

Higher costs of basic living across the board - Energy, Health Care, Food. And a housing credit crunch.

Complete incompetence - The gulf coast is still rebuilding from Katrina; And doing so without the impetus Bush should be given it. Dirty, little, unspoken but worst kept secret-? The Bushies want New Orleans NOT to be repopulated because they think Louisiana minus a large New Orleans is more likely to vote GOP.

Corruption - Bush's Republican party is just OOZING sleaxe lately. How does the chief law enforcement officer set an example for them? Commuting Scooter Libby.

And these people are even so brazenly political as to play political games with the individual rights of a very sad case like Terri Schiavo.

H*ll, I could go on; But I think you get the point - I & my fellow Americans have very good reasons to hate George W. Bush; And I will be voting Democrat no matter who the nominee is in 2008 not just because I hate the Bush legacy but also because all the Republican nominees are running to extend it:

Answer 3

Greetings! Well, I'll put it this way. I have answered this about 5 times this weekend, but maybe if another person picks this up and carries it, it may make a difference.

Tell you what....I'll even include a parable that most people will understand so my point can be driven a bit deeper.

It seems to me that a Democratic president is virtually guaranteed (and probably will be either Hillary or Obama) unless a Republican candidate can muster military support and have BOTH of these things happen:

1. Osama bin Ladin is arrested or his corpse moved to the US

AND

2. There is a complete, total pull out of troops from Iraq, thus bringing to an end George Bush's War.

Both of these things must be done by November, 2008, in order for the Republicans to have a snowballs chance in Hell of winning the Presidency.

To me and no doubt thousands of other voters, the Republicans might as well save their money and not bother running for President unless they get those two things accomplished between now and November, 2008.

Since I am a preschool teacher and do deal with children who
have issues of control, I think this parable might help the neocons understand what I mean. This is my first political parable....I hope it makes sense to you, especially the neocons and dittoheads.

PARABLE OF GEORGE AND HIS WAR GAME

George Likes his War game and doesn't want anyone to take his game away from him. He has forgotten that his game pieces really do die. When he runs out, he just runs to the Pentagon store across the river and get more game pieces and plays some more. It doesn't enter George's mind that those game pieces are often called by others such terms like "Best Buddy", or "Mommy", "Daddy", "Uncle", "Aunt",
or such silly, gooey terms like "Husband" and "wife" or just simply "one's best love ever". To George, those are just very silly words that causes him to giggle.

It seems His Republican friends don't want to take George's War game away from him, so it will take a big bad Democrat to march in and jars his game table so his pieces scatter. And then George runs off to his teacher and cries crocodile tears while the Democrats very carefully pick up the game pieces, then tenderly replaces them in the box and puts them where they belong and there the game will stay until it comes time to use them again. The teachers and Democrats will help the next person play with them more judiciously.

George will need his neocon and dittohead friends to help clean up his little war game (George made such a mess of it, you see, that it will take more than one child and teacher to clean up).

Then his neocon and Democrat friends will take George by the hand and help him find something else to do...like mudpies and playing with playdough and reading a good book (Green Eggs and Ham will work nicely). His friends can help George wash his hands and eat lunch, then after a nice nap, he'll feel much better and go outside and ride on the new tricycle.

Then George can run to his mommy and tell her what a good day he had and everyone can feel successful.

You want a Republican President? That is what it will take.

Take care.

Answer 4

I am totally uninterested in anyone the Republicans put on the ballot but also extremely disappointed in the Democrats over the past decade or so, hence I plan to vote for the candidate that my party, the Green Party, nominates because I believe in voting for someone whose platform and ideas represent me, not throwing my vote away on who some skewed, purchased poll tells me to vote for.

If and when any of the Dems win the presidency I can guarantee you that nothing will change, nothing.
The same corporate masters hold their strings as well as the Republican's.

They'll just be moving their mouths to all the right music but no sound will ever come out whether it's the environment, healthcare issues, even the war in Iraq. . .

Answer 5

Yes, I will. The Democratic Party stands for what I believe. Are you telling me there are Republicans (the 26% who haven't come to their senses) that will vote for a Democrat? No way, they toe the party line and defend this Adminstration no matter what.

List you values, look at the values of the party, and you have your choice. There are no independent cadidates, at least in a majority, that can affect policy. The candidates will vote along party lines in every important matter. Please make a commitment.

Answer 6

I couldn't dare vote for a person based on his or her party affiliation. I will vote for the person that speaks truths and have the American peoples best interest in mind. That being said it gives me 2 choices Dennis Kuchink or Ron Paul. After 8 months of very careful research I find Ron Paul simply amazing on his past record as a congressman. He truly stands alone. He gives back a portion of his budget every year. I searched hard and couldnt find another that has done that, Ever! That is honesty and integrity.

Answer 7

I vote for the person the best reflects what is important to me, and I feel is the most qualified to do the job of running this country. (R) or (D) or (I) after the name means little to me.

But I can tell you this - Bush has ruined a lot of the current republicans trying to get into the White House. People are sick of the sh!t that they feel the Republicans pulled when they were "in power", and Bush lead that entire thing. Is it a wonder that the candidates are distancing themselves from him and his "policies"?

Answer 8

hahahaha. That is a nice thought for the Democrats. I doubt that will happen though because not all of us have been brainwashed to hate George Bush. Also, it depends who runs on the Republican ticket. Besides, even if you do hate Bush......hahahaha he's not running!

Answer 9

I intend to vote for the Dem candidate no matter who it is (although I do have preferences for that position) because I am opposed to the very essence of the modern Republican party.
Couldn't you ask the same question of Republicans because they hate Clintons?

Answer 10

I would say MANY people.
just because a democrat has not been in office for so long.
come on people now
lets get real
woman, democrat or whatever lets just down to the nitty griitty
and vote for who you might think will be our best server!
don't get into a rep. dem. woman, thingy.
just read the facts!!!!!!
PLEASE!!!!!!

Answer 11

You know that none of them will actually say that is the reason they are voting for a Democrat, right?