[N8 v2.0]

Why is that???

I know there are lots-o-Libs on here. Can it be that no one really cares for Kerry and could care or less if his elected or not?

 

[Tenchiro]

Originally posted by N8
Why is that???

I know there are lots-o-Libs on here. Can it be that no one really cares for Kerry and could care or less if his elected or not?

Personally I am indifferent (apathetic maybe) towards Kerry. I would have preferred to see Edwards in his place.

 

[Silver]

You're confusing Liberal with Democrat again.

Like I said before, I'll take a ham sandwich over Bush. Nader, Kerry, Kermit the Frog...anyone.

 

[brock]

Originally posted by Silver
You're confusing Liberal with Democrat again.

Like I said before, I'll take a ham sandwich over Bush. Nader, Kerry, Kermit the Frog...anyone.

Exactly.

 

[LordOpie]

Originally posted by N8
Why is that???

I know there are lots-o-Libs on here. Can it be that no one really cares for Kerry and could care or less if his elected or not?

so you're saying we need an Anti-N8?

 

[Jr_Bullit]

Originally posted by Silver
You're confusing Liberal with Democrat again.

Like I said before, I'll take a ham sandwich over Bush. Nader, Kerry, Kermit the Frog...anyone.

Couldn't have said it better

 

[Westy]

Originally posted by N8
Why is that???

I know there are lots-o-Libs on here. Can it be that no one really cares for Kerry and could care or less if his elected or not?

Maybe Kerry suporters don't feel the need to cram their beliefs down every one elses throats.

 

[Tenchiro]

Originally posted by Westy
Maybe Kerry suporters don't feel the need to cram their beliefs down every one elses throats.

With all the anti-Bush sentiment he creates for himself, does Kerry really need that many supporters?

 

[Ridemonkey]

Ham Sandwhich in 2004.

 

[Westy]

Originally posted by Ridemonkey
Ham Sandwhich in 2004.

Dunno about that. Now Ham and Cheese on Rye with just the right amount of spicy mustard, that is a candidate I can get behind.

 

[brenth]

I plan on voting for kerry. Unless he freaks out and supports something crazy, I don't see much that is going to change my mind. And if I did decide to not vote kerry, I would probably cast a write-in vote for N8.

Honestly I woulda rather had edwards of even dean, but kerry works for me. besides theres not really much of a reason to always spout pro-kerry banter all day long, it seems bush is doing a good job of convincing people to vote kerry

edit: damn Tenchiro beat me to the punch. and N8, your gonna have some stiff compition from ham sandwhich.

 

[Spud]

With the campaigns really focusing on about 13 contested states there's no big motiviation for the average voter to get too excited about the candidates.

You know my views on the electoral college already.

 

[golgiaparatus]

Originally posted by Tenchiro
Personally I am indifferent (apathetic maybe) towards Kerry. I would have preferred to see Edwards in his place.

Word... I was pulling for either edwards or kucinich but now we have to vote for one of 2 jackasses again.

I hope Bush loses because I think that just about anyone would be better but Im not going to spout off pro Kerry banter because like it has been said before, he's not bush and thats his best atribute.

Nates definition of a liberal is a non republican... get it right Silver

 

[golgiaparatus]

Originally posted by Westy
Dunno about that. Now Ham and Cheese on Rye with just the right amount of spicy mustard, that is a candidate I can get behind.

LOL! As always your witty comments are cracking me up.

 

[bomberz1qr20]

Ham? You guys are going to put ham in the oval office?

Ok, I suppose it's better than the turkey that's in there now.


BADDUM - TSS!

 

[$tinkle]

looks like this nizzle has fazizzled:

filed yesterday

While many students skipped rally, one says she was barred
By BRIAN DEKONING
Union Leader Correspondent


DURHAM — While about 1,200 attended a rally at the University of New Hampshire yesterday for the man who could be the next President of the United States, many students said they were too busy to make it.

“I’m not entirely enthusiastic about Kerry,” said Criag Onofry, 21, a UNH senior. “I’m going to vote for him. I’m just not entirely enthusiastic.”

“I was thinking of going,” Joel Rice, 24, a graduate student, said. “But my friend I was going to go with got tired and didn’t want to.”

that's almost as lame an excuse as "today's a good day to ride"

 

[Serial Midget]

It's too early to get excited about the election, I'll check back in October. How George II handles Iraq in the mean time will probably be the deciding factor.

 

[BuddhaRoadkill]

Originally posted by Ridemonkey
Ham Sandwhich in 2004.

It would have to be Kosher Ham ink:

:devil:

 

[MMike]

This kinda goes with my theory that the democrats are a little more moderate. "we"...(like I can even vote) don't feel the need to constantly say "LOOK! See that?? He tied his shoes!! What will he do next? Part Lake Michigan? Oh sweet lord! He is the messiah!!"

"We" know he's not perfect. "We" accept that. "we" will let him do his thing. Republicans seem to require their pro-bush banter to make themselves feel better or something

 

[MMike]

Originally posted by $tinkle
looks like this nizzle has fazizzled:that's almost as lame an excuse as "today's a good day to ride"

Who cares? As long as they vote for him.

 

[-BB-]

I don't care if he gets elected... as long as bush does NOT!!!