President Bush is a Miserable Failure

"WalterM140" wrote in message
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See todays job reports?

Jarg

See todays job reports?

We have what, @ 750 KIA now?

Don't make me laugh. The president has very little effect on the economy, and
what effect he -can- have is dwarfed by the effect he can has on the nation
being at peace or war.

George Bush is a miserable failure.

Walt

Don't make me laugh. The president has very little effect on the economy,
and
what effect he -can- have is dwarfed by the effect he can has on the nation
being at peace or war.

George Bush is a miserable failure.


Who cares about economy or Iraq?
Only 60% of registered voters go to polls on election day and naturally 70 or
80% percent of them are senior citizens.
Whoever gets 50% or even less of the votes of those who voted gets elected by a
landslide.
Fix Medicare and make senior citizens happy you will get elected no matter
what.

Thats the reason why we go to polling places on Tuesdays.(not Sundays or
Saturdays).
The system is designed to keep working people away from polling places.

From: (Denyav)

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Thats the reason why we go to polling places on Tuesdays.(not Sundays or
Saturdays).
The system is designed to keep working people away from polling places.

Once again you know not what you say. Sundays were out since colonial times due
to it being the Sabbath.

If there really was a plot to keep workers from voting why have the polls open
before and after a normal workday? If you can't find time to vote that is YOUR
fault not some government plot.

Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired

If there really was a plot to keep workers from voting why have the polls
open
before and after a normal workday? If you can't find time to vote that is
YOUR
fault not some government plot.

Who wants to go to polls after a long working day and wait one hour in the
line.
(That was excatly the case during primary 10 days ago,and that was only
primary)

From: (Denyav)


If there really was a plot to keep workers from voting why have the polls
open
before and after a normal workday? If you can't find time to vote that is
YOUR
fault not some government plot.

Who wants to go to polls after a long working day and wait one hour in the
line.
(That was excatly the case during primary 10 days ago,and that was only
primary)


In other words you didn't think it was worth your effort to vote. That's not
the government's fault. Maybe you are just lazy. Maybe you didn't want to do it
during your lunch break.

I see people in wheel chairs, on oxygen, using walkers, blind people etc voting
every time I go. One year I had no transportation and couldn't afford a cab so
I walked 2 miles each way.

Next time try harder and don't blame the government.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

In article ,
on 09 May 2004 15:41:09 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

If there really was a plot to keep workers from voting why have the polls
open
before and after a normal workday? If you can't find time to vote that is
YOUR
fault not some government plot.

Who wants to go to polls after a long working day and wait one hour in the
line.
(That was excatly the case during primary 10 days ago,and that was only
primary)


waa waa waa

If that price is too much for you to pay I guess you could move to Cuba.


--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

"WalterM140" wrote in message
...
See todays job reports?

We have what, @ 750 KIA now?

Don't make me laugh. The president has very little effect on the economy,
and
what effect he -can- have is dwarfed by the effect he can has on the
nation
being at peace or war.

George Bush is a miserable failure.

Walt

While the casualties are tragic, I imagine it is impossible to fight a war
without losses. Certainly the US has sustained far worse in previous wars.

President Bush's tax policies have contributed greatly to the recovery. I
doubt you could find a credible economist who would claim otherwise. Thus
the real question is how many other American voters share your lack of
understanding.

So laugh away. We'll see who gets the last laugh when the election is over.

Jarg

While the casualties are tragic....

The casualties are unnecessary. We shouldn't be in Iraq.

Walt

We have what, @ 750 KIA now?

As tragic as each and every death is, 750 for the invasion, conquering and
pacification of a nation is quite low and if Bush were a Democrat, your
partisan pie hole would be touting 750 deaths as a positive attribute.


BUFDRVR

"Stay on the bomb run boys, I'm gonna get those bomb doors open if it harelips
everyone on Bear Creek"