I know most of us don't like Bush, but would you still say you'd rather have Kerry in office?
449227
Yes, I'd much rather have Kerry in office.  While Bush has continued to destroy the country, Kerry is using his power as a senator to try to push through all the legislation that he spoke of during the race.  Even though he lost, he is still fighting for America instead of against it, like Bush.  And most of the bad things that was said about Kerry was just propaganda put out by the Bush administration, more lies.  And who cares if Kerry smoked pot????  Bush is an alcoholic and used cocaine!  Would I vote for him again? I don't know.  It would depend on who else was in the running.  Hillary would be my first choice.
138837
I'd rather see another President Bush than another President Clinton.
724506
I Love my Country!!  I believe in my President...I may not agree with him on every issue, but unless I was President I don't think I would agree with everything ANYone did in the oval office....I also know that having Bush in office is FAR better than having ANY democrat in office!!!!
50340
Why don't you take a cue from your President and try to bring the country together instead of tearing it apart? He is not my President of choice but I did appreciate him trying to stay away from being or at least sounding bi-partisan whether or not that's really what he cares about.
463370
Are you serious???WE have had enough of bush .But, I wouldn"t mind wiping some shit on him for a change.
949468
Kerry is not running for office. Republicans seem to love to bash him. Your idiot (Bush) puts his foot in his mouth every day. What is your excuse for him?
1067274
Bush would win beacue Kerry is still a dick
319155
I bet that they won't come out from under their rock to answer this one. I can't for the life of me figure out how anybody would have voted for him the first time let alone the second.\n\nNow that you crawed out from under your rock and spewed your hate you can crawl back under it. \n\nand for those that think that Kerry would have been worse how on earth could it be any worse.....
328162
It would be nice, but no. These two parties are too powerful and have too much money for a third party to compete. They will try, as they have in the past, but they won't succeed. I don't like to believe that any vote is "wasted" but I do believe that voting for the third party just increases the chances of getting someone like Bush in office again. I find it apalling that anyone could still support this man or the Republican party after all they have done to damage our country.\n\nI have voted for a third party in the past, but as I've grown older I realize that it just did more damage than good, so I will remain a democrat. The only way I would vote for a 3rd party again would be if I saw (through the polls) that the person running clearly had a chance, and if they ran on a platform I could really support.\n\nBut don't ever not vote. Don't ever believe that your vote doesn't count. We have a responsibility to vote for the person we believe should be in office, even if you do vote for a third party candidate.
922895
I would probably have more faith in the current administration, but I would still whole-heartedly disagree with the republicans on so many key issues.
599939
Ya know, I'm no fan of Bush.\nI DO respect the office of president, but Bush is a joke.\nI will, however, give him credit for making light of his faults.\nIts just too bad that America is the butt of the joke, thanks to "W".\nAnd please - someone tell me the punch line to the rumor that Jeb Bush is considering a run for prez.
18440
I'm not a fan of Mr. Bush but I wonder what Kerry would have done differently?
838279
I'm not a republican or a democrat, I hate Bush, but was rather impressed with his concession speech.  He was rather graceful in defeat.  Maybe he should lose more often?
823391
I really like President Bush. I don't agree with all of his decisions, but I think he is a wise, Godly man who is a good leader. People claim that he is an awful president, but no one ever likes the president. People had problems with Clinton and every president before him. I am sure if some of these people who criticize Bush would have people that didn't like them if they ran the country. Electing a president is more or less electing the person who will get the blame. Running the most powerful nation in the world can't be a day at the beach....
908852
I have no regrets as I voted for Kerry.  I would not vote for Bush and never have.  I vote for the person not the party, but I would certainly not vote for anyone with the same viewpoints, background, lack of knowledge when it comes to speaking, and no common sense when it comes to decisions that are crucial such as staying in a war that made no sense in the first place (he has done all he can to try and tie 9/11 and his war together but there are just too many inconsistencies - and he does love to throw 'red herrings' to the public when they get too close to the truth - his father pulled out and he wanted to go in and finish the job for him plus the oil is a crucial part of that war no matter what else is being fought for - and that is from the mouths of soldiers who have been there for Desert Storm and this war).  Of course that is my opinion, and some will not agree - others will.  I love my country, I support the soldiers who were sent there with care packages, but I do not have to automatically love what someone is doing just because he is sitting in the ruler's seat.  Part of what makes America great.
732460
Not when the choice was Bush or Kerry. I mean, come on, Kerry as president. That gives me the willies.
541689
The people didn't choose Bush. The damn election was rigged! (I would have voted for him anyway because I thought he would do better for America than Kerry. So I was wrong.)