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I'm dissapointed Kerry won.

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There are a couple of problems I see with Kerry, the first was he never would have attacked George Bush until he realised how well it was working for Howard Dean, so he doesn't exactly come across as someone with his own ideas. Secondly I think he has a lot of stuff hidden away in his closet right now that is going to come out in the last couple of months before the election, at which point it will be too late to save him. No idea if this will happen, it's just a gut feeling. Also isn't is head just too long? Like a silly putty head that has been stretched?

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Gravatar Image1 - I'm disappointed too. If there is going to be a Democratic victory, I would have rathered it gone to Clark or Edwards. Clark is nicely militaristic and Edwards is slightly moderate. Kerry is pretty much the definition of 'fundementalist liberal'. He's also a bit of a con man... when he was protesting the war, he BORROWED someone else's medals to throw over the fence in Washington whilst encouraging other vets to ditch their medals... he of course kept his own and proudly displays them now. Then there was the lovely gaff his wife made at a fund raiser, hammering Walmart for destoying communities (I though that was something of a conservative thing to do) while she has personally invested a few million in Walmart stock over the past 10 years.

I'll likely vote for Bush again since Alan Keyes doesn't appear to be anywhere on the Radar... I originally supported him as a nice alternative to continual oligarchic rule during the 2000 run up. It will pretty much be a split vote again this year like it was last time. If we'd had Edwards on the ballot, it would have gone his way with a wide margin I think as he appeals to moderates, the covetted swing-vote.

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