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Originally posted by ZTAngel
I'm voting for Kerry/Edwards because:
1) I don't Bush has done much of anything to benefit the economy IMHO.
2) We are giving our money to rebuild Iraq but we keep cutting money that should be given to our public schools.
3) On that note, our public school system needs to major revamping.
4) I am pro-environment.
5) I am against the war in Iraq.
6) I am 100% pro-choice.
7) I am against the Patriot Act.
8) Unemployment is the highest in a while. We need to improve the job market!
The only thing that may be un-Democratic about me is that I am pro-death penalty.
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Interestingly enough, many of these reasons comprise exactly why I can't vote for Kerry - now, I might not vote for Bush either (chalk up another wasted Libertarian vote! j/k Russ), but:
1.) Democratic economic policies give me shivers right now - so bad.
2.) Disagree w/ the entire premise - the entire thing is a false dilemma, it's not either/or
3.) Agree, but it's a state issue in many cases.
4.) Agree, to a point
5.) Life for millions of people is better w/out Hussein. Now, we're knee-deep, the worst thing to do is pulling out.
6.) I am also 100% pro-choice, luckily I don't know that there is a conservative enough Supreme Court possible to repeal Roe v. Wade.
7.) Implementation will be key; the concept is slightly askew, but the capability exists for some serious damage - I worry less about the President's role in this, though.
8.) Jobs and the economy have little to do with the sitting Prez, that whole "cyclical system" thing - however, I think the conservative, Republican concept is still the smarter long-term strategy.
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