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I don't think anyone has actually tried to tell you how to vote (nor should we, it's your vote, your business, not ours). You appear to be trying to tell us to vote for Bush (although we can't actually vote in the US or Canada so that is ultimately pointless). However, we do reserve the right to disagree with you. This is a discussion forum after all. |
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Florida pushes to avoid 2000 election scandal
Florida has decided to invest in expensive state-of-the-art electronic voting machines in a bid to avoid the fiasco caused in 2000 when the election was 'rigged' as the man to announce the state winner obviously declared his first cousin (George W Bush) as the new president without actually taking any votes into consideration.
With this new electronic system in operation certain activists are damanding for all machines to give out a reciept to voters to make it fair, even though recently it has been reported the machines have a software problem which affects the vote-counting and there is also a great security risk of hackers. The world cannot afford another presidential disaster, let's just hope this time they get it right!! http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3774227.stm |
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It would prolly help if they didnt illegally strike thousands of black and hispanic voters for the electoral role. Just because they had a name or date of birth similar to a convicted felon.
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More election goodness... (television ad video)
http://humaneventsonline.com.edgesui...video_wmv.html |
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I know I have posted this link before, but I still think this is funny.
You need quicktime to view it. On a serious note: Does any politician in America actually fight elections in the issues? I see a lot of personal attacking from both sides, but the closest I have seen to any fighting on the issues is John Kerry saying he does/does not (delete as applicable) support the war. |
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He does not need to show people what his policies are. We already know. That gives him the ability to critisize Kerry's positions. Bush has several ads that bring up Kerry's voting record to inform people of what he did. For example, this one: mms://media4.streamtoyou.com/gwb/FamilyPriorities_256k.wmv People that support Kerry in these actions would not take it as a negative ad. This one is a little more on the offense, critisizing Kerry for missing 2/3 of all Senate votes. I mean, what kind of a person can miss 2/3 of his work and still be employed??? mms://media4.streamtoyou.com/gwb/priorities_256k.wmv If this isn't attacking issues, then I don't know what is: mms://media4.streamtoyou.com/gwb/troubling_256k.wmv mms://media4.streamtoyou.com/gwb/wacky_256k.wmv mms://media4.streamtoyou.com/gwb/Troops-FogBCTV-010_256k.wmv The problem with Kerry is, that apart from his voting record in the Senate, we have NO IDEA what his positions are. Can anyone tell me here: did he support the war, or not? What is his stance on abortion? And, what is his stance on taxes? |
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Doesn't he have a habit of going on vacation a lot? OK, it's not as much as 2/3, but apparently he spent 40% of his 1st year in office on vacation. And, he has spent more time away so far than 3 of the 4 previous presidents (Clinton, Reagan, Carter). http://www.counterbias.com/017.html Quote:
I'm sure there will be more Bush coverage when the Republican Convention takes place. |
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In this case John Kerry is new and milding interesting because he is running against Bush, who is very well known now. The British already know what Bush stands for but not Kerry, it is an educational exercise rather than political advertising. |
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