I was babysitting my best friend’s young daughter; we were watching television when a nonpartisan ad of an old cartoon of the roadrunner, and coyote appeared. After the cartoon ended a spokes person compared George Bush to the coyote that only ends up repeatedly destroying everything around (referring to Iraq) him and never catches the roadrunner; who was supposed to be Osama bin Ladin. Now, as still an undecided voter and in light of Osama bin Ladin recent new tape aired. I thought it made an inserting point. But then again that Tv ad can’t be taken serious!
Who are these "undecided" voters anyway? are they trying to find out which is better:"Mr Coffee" or "Mellita" ? or is Tide better for colors? This phrase irks me to no end. We have two viable choices anyway. Nader will never make it. Kerry is spineless. Bush is dumb but firm. What other choices, really? There aren't too many choices, are there? So why undecided?
Personally, for me I like to wait up until Election Day to choose my candidate. I will not ever rush to a ballot box just to vote for the sake of voting. I take my choice in choosing the next president seriously and until I have heard all the facts including sudden new accusations; then I will make my choice. Yes, I will step into that voting both on Tuesday and choose with confidence the best candidate possible for this country.
Since these are the types of jobs GW is creating, then I can only hope that he is able to get one after he loses the election tomorrow. (and yes, I WILL gloat!)
What is so magical about the first Tues. in Nov. that allows you to suddenly make-up your mind? You say you want to wait to hear "all the facts including sudden new accusations". In politics there is usually a big difference between accusations and facts. Did you lean toward Kerry when you heard the story of the missing exposives, and then back toward Bush when you learned the story was false? I don't know how anyone can be undecided at this point. Just my opinion.
What is so magical about the first Tues. in Nov. that allows you to suddenly make-up your mind? You say you want to wait to hear "all the facts including sudden new accusations". In politics there is usually a big difference between accusations and facts. Did you lean toward Kerry when you heard the story of the missing exposives, and then back toward Bush when you learned the story was false? I don't know how anyone can be undecided at this point. Just my opinion.
