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Originally posted by antipigopolist
Originally posted by ShadowXIX
If you think some movement can take on the Goverment Good luck
[edit on 10-10-2004 by ShadowXIX]
Some would call this the realist point of view. Others would call this the apathetic point of view. And others still would call this the act of surrender.
"3 viewpoints?!! I thought only 2 were allowed in this new government!"
I guess my point is. Your apathetic, ShadowXIX. And what exactly does this mean>>> "They only people that have actually done something other then talk are dead." I doubt you have a clue as to what you're talking about. Or is this some kind of veiled threat...if so...Shove it up your arse Cooler (seen the movie?)!
Sorry...but the fat greedy corrupt bastards of the world need to be held accountable and saying "All you guys do is talk" because you can't see beyond what is right in front of you, Shadow, is just another example of your ignorance and apathy.
[edit on 10-10-2004 by antipigopolist]
Sen. John Kerry and President George W. Bush battled each other to a virtual tie in Friday night's presidential debate, according to a random sample of 515 registered voters who watched the event. Forty-seven percent of viewers said Kerry did the better job; 45% picked Bush. Still, there was a modest shift in viewers' sentiments toward Bush on which candidate can better handle terrorism and Iraq, and a slight shift toward Kerry on who can better handle the economy. Clear majorities of viewers thought Kerry did better at expressing himself, and that Bush did better at demonstrating that he is tough enough for the job.
Democrats rallied behind Kerry's performance by 87% to 8%, while Republicans rallied behind Bush's performance by a slightly smaller margin, 83% to 10%. But independents chose Kerry by a 16-point margin, 53% to 37%.
The reason the overall figures show only a slight advantage for Kerry, despite his greater margin among his own party and winning the independent vote, is that the sample of viewers had more Republicans (38%) than Democrats (32%) or independents (30%).