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mightygodking: Endorsements Dept.
I was chatting with a American friend of mine recently, and said friend is one of those legendary "undecided voters" - to wit, not registered with either party, and says she is "on the fence" - which is really a polite way of saying she's voting for Kerry and doesn't feel satisfied about doing so, which was what most people who "are on the fence" in fact are doing (and usually for Kerry because that's how undecideds historically vote). And in said chat, she said to me, "I know the case against Bush, I understand that. I just wish there was a reason for me to vote FOR John Kerry." And after some thought, I gave her the reasons that I could offer to vote proactively for John Kerry rather than "anyone but Bush". I thought I would repeat them here.
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mightygodking: Endorsements Dept.
I was chatting with a American friend of mine recently, and said friend is one of those legendary "undecided voters" - to wit, not registered with either party, and says she is "on the fence" - which is really a polite way of saying she's voting for Kerry and doesn't feel satisfied about doing so, which was what most people who "are on the fence" in fact are doing (and usually for Kerry because that's how undecideds historically vote). And in said chat, she said to me, "I know the case against Bush, I understand that. I just wish there was a reason for me to vote FOR John Kerry." And after some thought, I gave her the reasons that I could offer to vote proactively for John Kerry rather than "anyone but Bush". I thought I would repeat them here.