When is the first time you voted in a US Presidental Election and who did you vote for?
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1984 Ronald Reagan\n1988 Mike Dukakis\n1992 Clinton\n1996 Clinton\n2000 Ralph Nader\n2004 Wesley Clark (write-in)
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I voted for George W. Bush twice for Governor of Texas.\nI voted for George W. Bush twice for President of the United States.\n\nAnd damn proud of all four votes.
885472
I have voted in every election since I first registered at 18...since 1976...I have felt like the US got very dumb in the last 6 years...I hope the smarter ones come out to vote this time!
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Voted for Bush in the 2004 elections.   Not that I thought the Republicans were the best choice, but a better choice over all the whining I heard from the Democrats.\n\nI think personal digs and scandals be-little both sides greatly.  I just heard more on the Dem's side at the time (and still do).  I truly wish our politicians would show a little more tact, respect and professionalism when polling for votes.
945493
Unfortunately, even now they are not. Anyone can make mistakes. So, electing him first time is understandable. But re-electing him is shocking. Supporting him even now is completely beyond my grasp.
968454
Yes, I will. I am 58 and have voted in every election since I came of age, except for two times, , both mid-term elections like this coming Tuesday, which I missed because I was in a fast attack submarine on deployment in the Western Pacific.The way I see it, if you don't vote, you don't have the right to complain about the results.
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There was no presidential election in 2001. \n\nGore won the popular vote in the 2000 elections, Bush the electoral vote with some help from FLorida officials and Supreme Court justices. \n\nWhen will we have direct voting for presidents?
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I always vote for eveything from school board to President.  I believe voting is the foundation of every other right.  Without it, nothing else matters.
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People voted for Bush the second time around because he ran a very successful and effective propaganda campaign. People believed he did a good job leading the country after 9/11 and they wanted to keep that going. Then he showed his true colors during the second term because he knew he didn't have to win another election. Now his ratings are dropping lower and lower. \n\nThe first time people voted for Bush because he presented himself as a centrist not the far right fanatic that he is. Most Americans are centrists and not far right or far left. Keep in mind that Bush did not win the popular vote. He won the electoral vote only the first time around. If it wasn't for 9/11 happening, I don't think he would have won the second time.
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I could not vote when Bush was elected and re-elected, but if i had my way, he would have never been in office...anybody thinking what I'm thinking...?\n\nIMPEACHMENT!!!
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We don't vote for a new president until 2008.  We do this every four years.\n\nThis election is a mid-term election (meaning half-way through a president's term of office, each term being for two years, also limited to two terms).\n\nIn my state we are also choosing a new congressman, new governor, etc.  Also state representatives.  We have several initiatives and referendums as well.  It is pretty heated here in Colorado.\n\nI don't watch any tv, but I suspect that runs in my favour as I have to search out information for myself.  ; )
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John McCain  for President any time- I voted for him before.\n\nRudi Guilani for vice-president\n\n\nKerry is a liar and I don't particularly care much for Clinton
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NO, they have done nothing but run this country into the ground, they are the worst we have had in the white house since the early to mid 1800's. I didn't vote for them in the last election because I knew they would not do the job they promised. I cannot wait until their term is up.
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I, personally, take it very seriously. I voted today, went with my 20 years old son. When I leave the polling place I feel like I've let my voice be heard and done my duty as an American citizen. I know it sounds corny and will probably get blasted by someone on here, but I mean it. I love this country and thank GOD that we have the privilege and right to vote!
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I voted for him both times.  I'd probably vote for him again. Have to wait and see what my options are.
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Yes, I voted all Republicans in the past and I will in the future and I will only vote Democrat if the candidate comes from the same city I reside in even if it is for the Presidency of the United States of America and even if I disagree with the Liberal Agenda, I will vote for them because we reside in the same town.
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Outside the USA, almost everybody. Sorry, we cannot understand why you vote him in the second time