Rob Harrison wrote:
> Like Wayne and Simon, Bush supporters in the US believe in the
> man despite overwhelming evidence that he¹s done a poor job as president,
> and despite the fact that voting for him will not be in their own economic
> interest. (Nor in their own national security interest, environmental
> interest, education interest, health care interest, future-of-their-children
> interest, etc.)
Interestingly enough, I feel exactly the same way, but about Kerry instead.
And having lived in a country with a centre-left government since 1997, causing
terrible long-term damage, I feel well placed to suggest that:
voting for the "Democrats" will:
1. not be in the economic interests of America, nor it's citizens,
2. not be in the interest of America's security,
3. not serve the world environmentally (imaginary hobgoblin syndrome which
Bush, amazingly and thankfully, has avoided),
4. not be in the future of the children in the US (as I say, the long-term
damage caused by the UK's centre-left government will have to be paid for for
decades to come).
The fact that we are poles apart is exactly what politics is all about.
Regards,
Simon
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