Reply #15: no, I don't like Kerry and resent being forced to vote for him to get rid [View All]

[Malva Zebrina]

of an evil man.

Kerry DID vote for the war. He knew what he was doing. I cannot help but think he will be a go along to get along and I agree, we are a ship lost at sea in the middle of the perfect storm with no captain capable of changing course.

I have no Prince Charming. That is a derogatory statement

Those of us who can see through Kerry, simply want the country to get back on course. We do not think Kerry will do it. We will vote for him

It is not a question of a Prince Charming

It is a question of feeling uncomfortable accepting someone whose policies we do not like or do not have much confidence in, and for me, the top item is the war in Iraq and the way Kerry is proposing to handle it, although that is still somewhat vague. I still cannot forgetr Kerry saying we should get over the stolen election and should move on. That was my first turn off to him.

Some of us do not just accept any old thing and some of us do not join in with groups who are so rah rah they cannot see the forest for the trees in their adoration of a candidate or a personality. Some of us just are not that inclined, and tend to examine and think, although we are unfortunatly being forced to vote for a candidate that is not of our choice.