Who did you vote for in the 1996 Presidental Election?
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I voted for Ralph Nader, mainly because I felt that Clinton had sold out his liberal constituency. There hasn't been a truly liberal president in the White House since Lyndon Johnson. Heck, even Dick Nixon was more liberal than Clinton.\n\nThat being said, Clinton was an exteremely effective president who did bring our financial house in order after decades of mismanagement.
1018405
It will be the 2006 midterm elections. Other than that it would have to be the 2000 election when I voted for Nader.
732460
Not when the choice was Bush or Kerry. I mean, come on, Kerry as president. That gives me the willies.
1032320
I started off voting Republican (Reagan in '84), switched to Democrat ('88-'96), voted Green (Nader in 2000) and voted for a Democrat (not Kerry) in 2004. I lean, surprisingly, to the right. I've always considered myself a liberal until I learned what "classic conservativism" is. I am more conservative than a lot of self-proclaimed conservatives. I believe in small government and reduced debt (thus the Clinton votes in '92 and '96) less government restrictions (Nader 2000), and a strong military (thus my vote against Kerry and Bush in '04), all "classic conservative" traits.\n\nThe terms liberal and conservative have little meaning anymore. True liberalism would be socialism or communism,and these parties are not as active in the US as they are in Europe.
164904
Other than Bush? Hmm... Ones that I remember are Nixon/Ford and Carter. I do like Carter as an ex-president though.
796526
I support any president.  Whether we like him or not he's our President.  The majority voted him in, Bush, Clinton, whomever.  Four at least four years they will be the leader of this country and we should stand behind them.
1029704
I voted Kerry, but I had voted for Dean in the primary and wish he had won the nomination.\n\nIf I had it to do again, of course I would vote Kerry in the main election (assuming I couldn't rally enough friends to change the Democratic primary results), but I would also take two particular friends with me to vote for President and let them experience the political process (I later found out that they had never voted for anyone, in any election).\n\nIn the meantime, I have a sign in my window reading "Impeach Bush," and I can only hope that my dearest wish will come true...\n\nor that at least our VP will resign over shame for his stances, his policies, oh, and for shooting someone in the face...and that Bush will find himself a far less efficient instrument for the radical right without his puppeteer in the wings.\n\nSorry, but I needed to let out some frustration there. Thanks for listening. Good question.
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Yes I Did\n\nYes I Do\n\nI wouldn't have ever voted for Kerry (he's even a bigger idiot than bush) I wish I would have voted indepenant. I know an independant would probably never win, but at least I would know in my heart that I did what I felt was right.
758107
I voted for the President but mostly I voted against John Kerry.
544604
i voted for the better choice Kerry. But bush cheated his way back in....
84297
I would note for democratic so I would not vote for Clinton.  I would vote conservative.  Whatever president, most likely republican, would strive to keep america the strong country it is, to conserve our constituion and not try to change it.
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I would vote for Will Smith before I would ever vote for Bilary (yes, i said Biliary) Clinton. But I dont want Will Smith running this country either. A celebrity as president, is not exactly what the Four fathers would have wanted.
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No less, either.  Walmart, Alltel, and Tyson boomed.\n\n[ADDED] Hey, Pencilnbrush! Do your research.  Eat this:\n\nArkansas vote breakdown---\n- 1992:  Clinton, 53.21%; Bush, 35.48%; Perot, 10.43%\n- 1996:  Clinton, 53.74%; Dole, 36.80%; Perot,  7.90%\n\nNot only did Clinton WIN ARKANSAS BOTH TIMES, but his margin of victory EXCEEDED PEROT'S VOTE PERCENTAGE.\n\nTruth hurts when all you can do is twist it, doesn't it?
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I voted for Bush in 2000 but by the 2004 elections, I was so disgusted with both Democrats and Republicans that I voted for a third party.  In essence, I retracted my vote because I could see that the Bush administration did not have my interests at heart.  He was all about corporations and has done more to increase the Federal governments power than anyone I can think of since FDR.  His actions don't seem to support the tenets of the Republican Party that speak of smaller government and State's Rights.
88916
this was my first election and i voted for kerry. and yes i know that we needed to go after bin laden and not sadaam at that time.
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to start, i am a democrat.  i will be voting for tancredo for president.  i will be voting against mccain, because he is a sell-out traitor.\n\nTANCREDO  FOR  PRESIDENT!!!!
1086447
I voted for Bush in 2000. I now see how he has totally screwed up this country beyond repair. He has caused more problems for the US to deal with then he ever tried to solve. Not only with the war in Iraq, the war on terrorism but the national deficit, education and too many other areas to mention. But the problem is not Bush alone, it is the complete jackasses in Washington who waste time on petty issues while these world changing events are happening and do nothing to correct these problems because they might upset their constituency and not get re-elected!