Comment Why I'll vote republican (Score 1) 1041
(here it comes...)
HOWEVER,
The whole problem with Mr. Brin's arguement is that he ignores certain problems with Gore and the Democratic movement in general. The obvious issue is that Gore is part of the Clinton machine whether or not he'd like us to think otherwise. I simply in good conscious cannot vote for a pawn of the joke of president we've had for the past eight years. Other countries used to respect the US; now there's posters of Monica Lewinsky with an attached phrase: "Bill's Girl". Looking past Clinton, Gore has numerous problems himself. His attemps to redefine himself throughout his presidential campaign have just shown how he will change and say anything to get elected. I don't want a president like that. Now before I go any further, let me explain something: I WILL vote democratic when I find a candidate that I like. I agree with the Republican party on most things, but do not blindly vote. A vote for Gore is a vote for the continued migration of American policy towards Socialism. While G.W. may not be the best thing the Republican's have to offer (I would have loved to see Steve Forbes on the ticket), his VP choice was superb. Chaney has a proven track record. I think that when you compare Bush/Chaney's record to Gore/Liberman's record, the answer is clear. Bush has done a wonderful job in Texas, why do people ignore this? Chaney's record speaks for itself. All Gore and Liberman have done is continued the push towards socialism and increased government spending. Just remember: Gore has lied before, he will lie again. Mr. "I invented the internet" is not the kind of man we want in the white house. Plain and simple. Now, that being said, I would much rather Mr. Brin vote for Gore than a million un-informed people vote blindly. I respect his opinion, and offer the above as a counterpoint.
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