[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"][QUOTE="HiResDes"] I don't know what is more suprising, the fact that stubborn Americans voted Bush back into office for a second term, or the fact that some americans are now backing the candidate whose policies most resemble Bush (McCain) And I don't think I've ever seen Sarah Palin answer a tough question on the spot, at least straightforwardly.
Gams and Gammer FTW
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I think it's even worse voting for an inexperienced liberal out of spite for Bush.
O please, people aren't voting for Mccain because he supports Bush's policies. Not just to spite Bush, but to get out of this mess where in.
Huh? What has experience gotten in the past 8 years, weren't Cheney, Powell, Robert Gates, Jim Nussle, and Joshua Bolton these are all people of immense power who had direct influence on Bush's decision making process... One could almost make the claim that it is better to a new fresh "inexperienced" candidate who had absolutely no part in the horror that has been the past 8 years (it is almost daunting to think that president Bush started with a surplus). John McCain has admitted that he often voted and sided with Bush in many of his decisions and policies, and McCain's own policies seem to have taken alot of inspiration from the Bush rubric also.
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