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Just reminded me about, and now I'm going to download and re-watch that West Wing episode with the debates. :DQuote:
Originally posted by Busyman@27 April 2004 - 13:25
Look at Bush and Gore in the debates.
http://img57.photobucket.com/albums/...as02debate.jpg
If only you had the real Bartlett over there!
j2k- I was actually interested to getting some FACTUAL information and no i do not know if he is a STRONG antiabortionist or what his immigration policies are.
We've had a few debates on the war in Iraq in my philosophy class, and somehow our discussions lead to bitching about his views, so i just wanted to clarify some things.
AND just because I disagree with what he has done in Iraq and Israel doesnt mean i disagree with him on everything...
@MalaDzen - Found this guide. which is a basic summary of Bush policies/stances. No idea about the agenda of the source* though (me not being from the US (it's a US TV station's site)).
*edit- just read it -Quote:
Source of information: These issue statements were collected from the candidates Web sites and campaigns, from speeches and public statements, and news articles.
Thanks Chevy ;) Appreciate it !!
No problem - was interesting to me too to see it laid out like that. Remember though (it being statements from the candidate), that it's what he SAYS he supports not what he actually does* (would need a better source to sum up that).Quote:
Originally posted by MalaDzen@27 April 2004 - 14:12
Thanks Chevy ;) Appreciate it !!
*applies to any political organization although I guess on occasions it may tally
thanks for the site again !! it gives me a good summary of their views on issues. I wonder how much of it Kerry would live up to if he became the President :lol:
He sounds like an angel compared to Bush :lol:
From the same site: Compare Candidates On The Issues
I apologize for assuming you would be pro-abortion, anti-death-penalty, or pro-immigration, although by your subsequent posting I see that you think of Bush as the proximate opposite of an "angel"; in light of this, I'm not sure what to think.Quote:
Originally posted by MalaDzen@27 April 2004 - 07:42
j2k- I was actually interested to getting some FACTUAL information and no i do not know if he is a STRONG antiabortionist or what his immigration policies are.
We've had a few debates on the war in Iraq in my philosophy class, and somehow our discussions lead to bitching about his views, so i just wanted to clarify some things.
AND just because I disagree with what he has done in Iraq and Israel doesnt mean i disagree with him on everything...
If you do not agree with his policies as re: these issues, I don't see how any "factual" presentation of his views might change your mind or be of any benefit to you.
Be aware that I am not choosing you off here, and am not presenting an attitude; I likewise do not wish to be on the receiving end, OK?
Just to be clear: My intent is a civil discourse.
Everyone forgot what Al Bore said during the debates because we all fell asleep.Quote:
Originally posted by Busyman@27 April 2004 - 08:25
Most said that Bush seemed more of the statesmen. Gore came off as an ass due to his facial expressions. Forget what was actually said in the debate <_< .
@MalaDzen: Kerry's stance on issues depends on who he is talking to. So today if he talking to Vietnam vets he's supports the war in Iraq and our troops, then tomorrow he talk to anti war groups and he calls the war a waste. So if he seems like an angel today, tomorrow he just might be the devil if its hot enough.
I find it a bit disconcerting that everyone hates Bush so much that they would, quite literally, rather elect (Kerry aside) absolutely anybody, without the slightest concern for his/her views on any issue whatsoever, just to be rid of Bush.
To vote in a fashion that is totally devoid of reason or rationale, just to be rid of Bush?
Ever heard the phrase, "out of the frying pan and into the fire"?
Just the same-feel free: The election is Bushes to lose.