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High Explosives Missing in Iraq

Discussion in 'Alley of Dangerous Angles' started by Rallymama, Oct 26, 2004.

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    And here I am, stuck in PA, forced to vote for a candidate I don't like in an effort to make sure the guy I don't like even more doesn't get the job. Even if there was a third party candidate I liked 100%, it wouldn't be right to waste my precious vote that way. :(
     
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    You know, at this point I'm wishing I could vote for Carey. Well, them's the breaks with absentee voting.
     
    Kam, Oct 28, 2004
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    Rally - I empathize. My vote is relatively meaningless, as California is blue, too, but I'm voting for Kerry as the lesser evil. My parents (in NY) will do the same. I have some cousins and other family in Florida who will actually count, so I get to blame them and their friends if Bush wins (for some reason, they think he's good for their wallet -- I don't see it).
     
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    No one so far has noted Bush's delightful answer to the missing weapons debacle: he blames Kerry! Clever fella, him. It's a great tactic; identify your weak points/mistakes, and blame them on your opponent. Thus, it's Kerry who creates a "climate of fear". But I don't think it's going to bite this time; I think Bush is in trouble, knows it, and is lashing out desperately. The new Guantanamo prison torture scandal won't help him either, if it breaks big enough. Don't just hope; work.
     
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    I really hope Kerry will keep hammering on the missing explosives these last days before the election. It just totally proves what he's been saying for the last few weeks: Bush is incompetent as a commander in chief and didn't plan the war in Iraq carefully since he had no plan to 'win the peace' and now the US suffers because of it and the world (and the US) still isn't any safer.

    It may be that the people who already support Bush won't change their vote, but I really think this will have a big impact on the undecided voters. This is of course very important now this election looks like a draw so far.
     
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