abichara 09/24/2005
And what was the excellent reasoning which lead you to this conclusion?
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Redoedo 09/22/2005
What an intellectually stimulating list.
twinmom101 08/22/2005
No, really?! Yet another stupid web-list.
Flick01 08/18/2005
I want to make sure that I understand the intentions of the list maker so let's look over the candidates from the last presidential election. When John Kerry promoted the ideas of the Democratic party I guess that I am supposed to believe that was simply good solid politics. When Michael Badnarik the Libertarian candidate, Ralph Nader of the Reform Party, David Cobb of the Green Party, and Michael Peroutka of the Constitution Party all promote their ideas I am supposed to think of them as viable third party candidates who have fresh ideas for solving our problems. When Leonard Peltier of the Peace and Freedom Party, Gene Amondson of the Concerns of People (Prohibition) Party, Bill Van Auken of the Socialist Equality Party, Charles Jay of the Personal Choice Party, Walt Brown of the Socialist Party, John Parker of the Workers World Party and Roger Calero of the Socialist Workers Party all promote their ideas I am supposed to think of them as alternatives with legitimate points of view. But when George Bush promotes the Republican Party and its ideas then I am supposed to consider him a piece of crap. Have I got that right? It is weblists such as this as well as its author which make me believe that there are some people who should wear a doorbell on their forehead so that we can see if anyone is home before we waste our time having a conversation with them.
Donovan 08/18/2005
And that's a bad thing because????
CanadaSucks 08/18/2005
. . .I wish he was a republican. Controlled spending? Whoops. . .hasn't vetoed anything regarding huge spending increases while in office. Less government? Whoops. . .the patriot act breezes through without any real dialouge about serious Constitutional issues. Conserative-American centrism? Whoops. . .dubya wants illegals to have citizenship to help companies artificially keep wages low thus kicking the middle class in the crotch. Dubya would make a fine republican if he'd stop listening to the voices in his head because the intelligence failures and flops in DC are there and a matter of public record. When do you people yell 'enough'? What does it take?
CastleBee 08/18/2005
Really, oh - say it isn't SO!
MissPackRat4Je sus 08/17/2005
True, he is Republican -- but that is certainly no reason to refer to someone in this manner. Nobody should call any politician, whether Democrat or Republican (and I've repeated many times that there is good AND bad in BOTH), offensive names such as this merely because his/her party is not to their liking. I personally believe every politician, no matter what party he/she comes from, needs prayer, not shallow name-calling. Now, I am what's known as a NON-PARTISAN -- which means that I base my vote on the collective ideas of a given candidate, not whether the person is Republican or Democrat.
GenghisTheHun 08/17/2005
Well, for Pete sakes, our Presidents are going to be for one party or the other. I am shocked, SHOCKED, to find out that the President favors his political party!
irishgit 08/17/2005
As far as I'm concerned, here's another list that can be best summed up by: Move along folks, nothing to see here.
Jed1000 08/17/2005
To quote the great American philosopher Lindsay Lohan.. Well, duh. You can fault the man for many things - and I do - but you can't fault any president for supporting his own party. How weird would that be if he didn't? In his defense and in the interest of fairness, the man made it clear what you'd be voting for if you voted for him. Well, maybe except for one thing. He stressed that he'd have a bipartisan administration and he hasn't come anywhere near trying to acheive that.
numbah16tdhaha 08/16/2005
Ain't party politics a pisser?
thechallenger 08/16/2005
If this doesnt prove it than nothing else will he and the republicans are like a cult a gang they follow this piece of garbage and support him and laugh there ass of while he continues to drive America straight to hell.The people who support him are no better than he is as a matter of fact they are worse because they did not have enough sense in ther head to realize what Bush has done to this country to the American people you know what i think it is I think they do realize but they dont care how many innocent people must die how many more families must be ripped apart before the Americans who voted him in wake up and realize they made a mistake and when they finally do it will be to late.Before Bush is done with his presidency we will be lucky if there is anything left in America that is good.
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