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Re: Texan vs Masachusets
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Posted by MikeinIA on September 26, 2004 at 21:19:09 from (65.102.131.32):
In Reply to: Texan vs Masachusets posted by Me on September 26, 2004 at 02:42:34:
I'd say both are opportunistic posers (like 99.9 percent of politicians), but Bush is more likely to outsource your job and the tractor plant that made your tractor. Anybody who thinks that Kerry is singlehandedly going to ban guns doesn't know the NRA. Guns won't ever be banned because the NRA won't let it happen. Choosing Bush over Kerry because of the gun issue (or any of the other divisive issues) is plain crazy. Things have gotten worse, not better in the past 4 years. Hope we get a better president for the next 4.
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