The Undecideds
Ok, they've been analyzed to death, but here is my 2 cents.
On one hand, I can see being undecided if you are a true conservative. Bush has sold out many core conservative values. He's never used his veto on a spending bill, grown government at a rate more than Clinton (even when you remove military/homeland security spending), he favors amending the Constitution, he granted amnesty to many illegal aliens, he pushed through the Patriot Act and passed the massive prescription drug benefit. The list of non-conservative acts is long. But the problem for real conservatives is that Kerry is not an improvement. I can see being a little torn from that end.
On the other hand, what are you waiting for to make up your mind? The differences between the candidates are pretty clear. Jon Stewart made a funny joke that the undecideds are giving Bush one last chance- if he doesn't fuck up this last week, I'll still vote for him, but if he does one more time, that's it! The fact is, by this point there really shouldn't be any undecided voters left.
On one hand, I can see being undecided if you are a true conservative. Bush has sold out many core conservative values. He's never used his veto on a spending bill, grown government at a rate more than Clinton (even when you remove military/homeland security spending), he favors amending the Constitution, he granted amnesty to many illegal aliens, he pushed through the Patriot Act and passed the massive prescription drug benefit. The list of non-conservative acts is long. But the problem for real conservatives is that Kerry is not an improvement. I can see being a little torn from that end.
On the other hand, what are you waiting for to make up your mind? The differences between the candidates are pretty clear. Jon Stewart made a funny joke that the undecideds are giving Bush one last chance- if he doesn't fuck up this last week, I'll still vote for him, but if he does one more time, that's it! The fact is, by this point there really shouldn't be any undecided voters left.
posted by Richard at 2:38 PM
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