George Bush vs. Lurch Kerry for President

[LexingtonPethead]

Green party all the way! Heh heh heh

Don't tell me you voted for Lurch?

Lurch is a democrat, not a greehhead.

[seichu kaisho]

Hey!!

I was only kidding about the green party thing!

Actually, I'm an independent so I don't know yet if I will vote for Bush or Kerry. Honestly I don't care. Whoever becomes President, to me it won't matter too much.


And no, I don't suck up to the green party

[executioner]

So in other words you don't think morals matter that much?

[seichu kaisho]

Well, honestly, I don't know much of the differences between Bush and Kerry's plan. They both seem to me the same.

- - - - - But, - - - - -


If one presidential candidate is a Christian and the other isn't,
- I would vote for the one who is a Christian.

If one presidential candidate is against homosexual marriages and the other is for it,
- I would vote for the one who is against gay marriages.

If one presidential candidate allows prayer in school and the other outlaws it,
- I would vote for the one who allows prayer in school.

If presidential candidate A plans to lower taxes more than candidate B,
- I would vote for candidate A.

If A is more concerned about helping the poor financially than B,
- I would vote for A.


Sorry if I made myself misunderstood in my previous post, but I passionately stand for Christian morals, even if it brings me persecution. I just don't know much of the differences between Bush and Kerry.

I do not like debating about politics, so I ask all of you politely to NOT reply to my message. I want to stay out of this from now on.

[separateunion]

Here's a different take on Watergate. For great insight into the subject you can read Charles Colson's wonderful book, Life Sentence.

Politics is full of "dirty tricks," and has been forever. Watergate was a small operation undertaken by a fringe White House associate before the '72 election to break into Democrat Party HQ and steal information. Nixon had nothing to do with planning or ordering the break-in, but after the story broke, he tried to protect the people involved out of a sense of loyalty. He behaved terribly during the investigation and a number of highly ranked aides to the President ended up in prison. Nixon resigned to avoid impeachment, and his successor, Gerald Ford, pardoned him for any lawbreaking.

Thanks spot. That's basically what I was trying to say, but it was late when I typed out the message and I was having trouble putting my thoughts into writing. Another interesting fact, if anyone has ever heard of G. Gordon Liddy (he hosts a talk show), he was involved in the Watergate scandal and was one of the most severally punished of those invovled.

[seichu kaisho]

(Sorry if I sounded ticked off, because I really wasn't. I hope my last post didn't hurt anyone.)

[spottacus]

Liddy was punished most severely, and well he should have been. He was directly involved in the planning and execution of the break-in.