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[jersey32584]

You know..I didn't think I really cared if Bush won or if Kerry won, because there isn't a huge amount of difference between them in my opinion. But I am really really glad that Bush won. I think I am even more glad though, that people stood in line for four hours to vote. That people had the chance to vote, and that they cared enough about this to

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[simpli_me]

I guess I have to let you have your opinion. But, I want to know WHY you are "really really glad" that Bush won (if there, as you say, is no difference ((a joke in its self))). Please.

But, you are right about people waiting to vote, that's a sign of courageous Americans... and I salute them.

[spydermunkey]

Alright, im moving to Canada, who's with me?

[littlbt83]

I do not agree with Kerry and his opinions. He said he was going to improve the domestic issues...how? He never gave any plan of what he would do. He changed his mind constantly, no I don't agree with the war, but yes I'll vote for it. Bush is doing well. There are things I don't agree with, but on the whole he is a much better candidate.
GO BUSH!!!!!

[aladdinsane2]

You don't agree with the war, yet you'll vote for it. I don't understand that.

"Bush is doing well. There are things I don't agree with, but on the whole he is a much better candidate."

That's the most ambiguous reason I've heard anyone give for supporting George Bush. Maybe if either of you had actual solid reasons for choosing who you did, it wouldn't be so disheartening.