November 3, 200421 yr f***ing hell did moral issues become more important to people than the economy and foreign policy? This f***ing election was decided on gay marriage, stem cell research, and partial-birth abortion. What the f*** is wrong with people!? I would be OK with this if Bush had won on foreign policy or the economy, but I'm absolutely stunned that "moral values" are the number one issue. bulls***.
November 3, 200421 yr In most state polls moral issues were behind the economy and the war in iraq as what people deemed to be the most important issue. Minus iraq people in general believed the war on terror has been well fought, that was also a key factor
November 3, 200421 yr In most state polls moral issues were behind the economy and the war in iraq as what people deemed to be the most important issue. Minus iraq people in general believed the war on terror has been well fought, that was also a key factor Yeah, we saw how reliable the polls were in this election. Bush was practically preparing his concession speech at 7pm.
November 3, 200421 yr In most state polls moral issues were behind the economy and the war in iraq as what people deemed to be the most important issue. Minus iraq people in general believed the war on terror has been well fought, that was also a key factor Yeah, we saw how reliable the polls were in this election. Bush was practically preparing his concession speech at 7pm. 607406[/snapback] Those were exit polls, the polls im tlaking about were preelection polls
November 3, 200421 yr According to evangelical voters: Jesus dis-likes: gay marriage, abortion, stem cell reserach Jesus likes: war, the second amendment, liars
November 3, 200421 yr According to evangelical voters: Jesus dis-likes: gay marriage, abortion, stem cell reserach Jesus likes: war, the second amendment, liars 607420[/snapback] I love the sore loser arguments. Bring it on!!
November 3, 200421 yr According to evangelical voters: Jesus dis-likes: gay marriage, abortion, stem cell reserach Jesus likes: war, the second amendment, liars 607420[/snapback] I love the sore loser arguments. Bring it on!! 607425[/snapback] :lol :lol :lol Bush beat Kerry by 3.5 million votes and got 51% of the vote. that hadn't happened since '88. Bush wasn't fake like Kerry was, and people saw that.
November 3, 200421 yr Author I can honestly say that I'm glad that someone won the majority. I did not want a repeat of 2000.
November 3, 200421 yr I can honestly say that I'm glad that someone won the majority. I did not want a repeat of 2000. 607434[/snapback] me to, that would have been a freaking disaster.
November 3, 200421 yr f***ing hell did moral issues become more important to people than the economy and foreign policy? This f***ing election was decided on gay marriage, stem cell research, and partial-birth abortion. What the f*** is wrong with people!? I would be OK with this if Bush had won on foreign policy or the economy, but I'm absolutely stunned that "moral values" are the number one issue. bulls***. 607402[/snapback] I'm stunned too. Never thought moral issues could win this election. I think the Democratic party must move more to the center. The Michael Moore's are making more damage than good. The young voters dissapointed again. No one else to blame, but themselves.
November 3, 200421 yr According to evangelical voters: Jesus dis-likes: gay marriage, abortion, stem cell reserach Jesus likes: war, the second amendment, liars 607420[/snapback] I love the sore loser arguments. Bring it on!! 607425[/snapback] :lol :lol :lol Bush beat Kerry by 3.5 million votes and got 51% of the vote. that hadn't happened since '88. Bush wasn't fake like Kerry was, and people saw that. 607431[/snapback] Being a liar is better than changing your mind. I love it. :plain
November 3, 200421 yr Those were exit polls, the polls im tlaking about were preelection polls I'm talking about polls in general. They aren't the most reliable thing, because people can answer one way to seem "correct" but do something different. Just like the analogy one of the Republican pundits uses how white people will talk a good game about voting for a black candidate, but know in their heart there's no way they'll vote for him/her.
November 3, 200421 yr Bush beat Kerry by 3.5 million votes and got 51% of the vote. that hadn't happened since '88. Bush wasn't fake like Kerry was, and people saw that. Isn't a liar, by definition, fake?
November 3, 200421 yr According to evangelical voters: Jesus dis-likes: gay marriage, abortion, stem cell reserach Jesus likes: war, the second amendment, liars 607420[/snapback] I love the sore loser arguments. Bring it on!! 607425[/snapback] :lol :lol :lol Bush beat Kerry by 3.5 million votes and got 51% of the vote. that hadn't happened since '88. Bush wasn't fake like Kerry was, and people saw that. 607431[/snapback] Being a liar is better than changing your mind. I love it. :plain 607449[/snapback] The few people who thought he was a liar werent strong enough to win this for the flipper
November 3, 200421 yr talk about something that was not expected.... moral issues... talk about an oxymoron. i guess some moral issues are greater than other..which is kinda stupid..but whatever.
November 3, 200421 yr talk about something that was not expected.... moral issues... talk about an oxymoron. i guess some moral issues are greater than other..which is kinda stupid..but whatever. 607539[/snapback] Gay marriage/abortion > going to war/not keeping campaign promises/arming criminals
November 3, 200421 yr Those were exit polls, the polls im tlaking about were preelection polls I'm talking about polls in general. They aren't the most reliable thing, because people can answer one way to seem "correct" but do something different. Just like the analogy one of the Republican pundits uses how white people will talk a good game about voting for a black candidate, but know in their heart there's no way they'll vote for him/her. 607459[/snapback] Another flaw with polls (pointed out by my American Government teacher, who owns a polling company) is apparently that they have for the last few elections severely underestimated the Republican vote in alot of places.
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