DO THOSE PEOPLE THAT VOTED FOR THE CHlMP FEEL THE SAME SHAME AS THOSE WHO VOTED FOR NIXON?
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I love this guy! The conservatives have been a little tricky on these pages the last few days man. For some reason they don't like people illustrating the truth to other Americans. So since Bush's, Brian Doyle the (Chester Molester) was implementing the Patriot Act on his 14 year old girl suspect, inside of the United States of America. I think that Nixon taking his punishment like a man, makes him look like ST. Michael.
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I didn’t vote for either of them.\n\nI voted as I always have since their first presidential candidate [1972] for the Libertarian Party Candidate.
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I don`t know the exact words. But they went overseas and bad mouthed our government.. And Most folks probably felt the same, BUT, you should NEVER badmouth your country, outside of your country.. WE can talk bad about US all we want to.. But not overseas.. It feels kinda like treason.. Ya know?? Now I do want to let you know, I did not hear them or even what they said. But this is the way I get it.. Maybe some of these nice Yahoo folks will tell us more.. \n\n\nOH, and let`s nip this Texas thing in the bud.. He is from Connecticut.. Born there in 1946.. So don`t blame us... \n\n<><
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>The great majority, no.  Some of them, clearly.  Like those that voted for him.  \nHi Gran.  good to see you are feeling better.
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I voted for Bush, I don't feel he let us down.  I feel he has made mistakes and the people whom he appointed has made mistakes, but I don't think he let us down.  I also voted for Clinton, he let us down!
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I don't regret voting for him, because I didn't.\n\nThere are two types of people who voted for Bush, the regretful and the blissfully ignorant.
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No.  You just realized how sad, narrow minded they are.  Kind of like feeling bad for someone who has a mental handy cap.  It's also a sign of low class, so again that's kind of feeling bad for the underprivileged.  Remember, racists come in all colours.  I've been a victim of reverse discrimination a few times as well as one of my children in a school where she was the minority.
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Alright Brendan, here's what you wanted to hear and the best answer.  I voted for Bush the first time.  I voted for him again in 2004.  I feel more duped than embarassed but they are both in my feelings and I don't like it at all.  I was lied to about WMD and I bought it.  It wasn't a mistake, it wasn't for the good of the country, it was a freaking LIE.  I have no idea how many other lies I have bought into from this administration but I do know that I will not be fooled by them again.  Now I automatically attach the BIG FAT LIE sticker to EVERYTHING that comes out of the White House.  I will not be voting for ANY Repubs this year, so they can thank W for the loss of my vote.
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They are distancing themselves like they did when Dean made a joke of himself.  I am embarrassed to say I am a Democrat because since the late 70's, the party left the working man, and parallels itself with Labor and the welfare group.\n\nHaving served, I think it was a MAJOR slap in the face to the men and woman who serve our country.  It is an all Volunteer force and these people signed on the dotted line. Has nothing to do with education as many have college and OCS under their belts and are officers.\n\n\nSemper Fi
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Honestly it makes me want to barf... sorry but that's how it feels that our nation has people who side with terrorists against our nation.. It really doesn't surprise me though... they cheered when Carter won office and when Clinton got elected.. see  it proves that dems are against us or the infidels in east wouldn't be cheering them.
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probably none...I voted for the loser and I'm not ashamed to say it!  Hell we all let the devil get the best of us one time or another!
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DR: Your side said that when Nixon was in power too!\n\nIt is a great day, I finally feel after 6 long years I got a piece of my country back. Tired of seeing the constitution ripped to shreds by a bunch of pasty-white closeted bigots. \n\nViva Le Resistance!
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It should have never been anything but professional.\nThere are an amazing amount of people who believe their vote\nreally is sacred.  After all it is supposed to show the will\nof the people.  I feel sad for them.
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Some likely came to their senses. Others are unprincipled bandwagon jumpers who go where the political wind blows. And the remainder are currently residing in mental institutions, incarcerated or now deceased.\n\nThe sensible ones are doubtless angry and disappointed about all the lies and scandals (some only just now coming to light; others as yet unrevealed). Aside from the dread true believers, no one could possibly view this despicable president and his criminally corrupt administration as anything but an abject failure.\n\nThis hateful man and his ignominious presidency will be reviled in history books until the end of time. We have never had a worse president and can only hope we will never see such as this ever again.\n\nP.S. How twisted is it that just over 1/3 of the electorate actually still APPROVE of this monkey and his immoral policies? Scotty, beam me aboard.
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Think about the ramifications of the most powerful man in the world admitting that he used poor judgement and made a mistake.  That sends a pretty clear message to all the morons out there who can't factor in human nature, who can't forgive, and who sum up a man's character not on the resume of his accomplishments but by random acts of stupidity.  Coincidentally, those morons are the ones who vote and comprise popular opinion.\n\nHe probably weighed the advantages and disadvantages of fessing up and acted accordingly.  The whole thing was embarrassing.  Other countries couldn't believe we wasted so much time and money on such a petty thing, and that our two parties would use something so anabashedly assinine to undermine one another (especially after finding how the investigation itself was corrupt).\n\nMan, thanks for bringing that up.  Now I wanna shoot myself in the face.
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I admit that I feel a bit used by our President. I voted for him, after a personal struggle of decision, because I opted for any chance at right to life issue passage. Yes, it seems he has not followed through as ardently as I would have hoped. But you, questioner, seem more upset than I am. It seems, though, that with any politician, from any state, red or blue, from any party, in the end must negotiate, and no voter seems to get exactly what he/she wants done. Such is life. \n\nCome, Lord Jesus, And right soon. \n\nGood question. \n\n<><
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Personally no.  So Fine, I admire you for your willingness to ask questions like this.   I am thinking chicken hawks like Bush, Cheney and most of the Republican leadership are just a tad....embarassed at the mess they have caused and wish they could sweep it under the carpet as they enjoy the economic windfalls that come their way. \n\nThese people are criminals.  I would not expect much grief or support from the sociopaths in the Bush administration.  Of course, if they really cared, maybe, perhaps, this war would not have happened in the first place.  58,292 names on the Vietnam memorial have taught us nothing.