Who did you vote for in 2004?

[realtonygoodwin]

Just checking to see who everyone voted for in 2004!

If it is #7 (Clark, Dean, Edwards, Kucinich, Sharpton, Lieberman, Gephardt, Braun, or Graham), please say who.

 

[emazur]

Michael Badnarik

 

[QueenB4Liberty]

I was too young to vote but I probably would have voted for Bush. I was only too young by a few weeks too!

 

[jmdrake]

Kerry-Edwards. And I'm ashamed to admit it.

 

[bkreigh]

Bush-Cheaney

I cant say im proud of that vote at all. It was when i was younger and didnt follow politics.

 

[QueenB4Liberty]

lol so the bars that show how many votes people got, Bush is Red, and Kerry is blue. Just found that amusing.

 

[anaconda]

Kerry-Edwards. And I'm ashamed to admit it.

Same here. I fell into the false left-right paradigm trap. I was so pissed at Bush I was fuming. LOL Kerry would have been more of the same.

 

[BamaAla]

W.

I had a summer term oral communication class that summer. When the time came around for a persuasive speech, the topic I chose was "why you should vote for George W.Bush" and some other guy did the same for Kerry. Our teacher had the great idea to set ours up as a debate. We had to use 3 visual aids and I got this 6 foot cutout of W. and placed it between us for the debate. It was quite fun, but looking back I was a misguided soul.

 

[CoreyBowen999]

i was 11 at the time

 

[realtonygoodwin]

Lol! @ the red/blue thing

 

[muzzled dogg]

Lol! @ the red/blue thing

this.

and kerry

 

[ronpaulfollower999]

I was too young to vote but would have likely voted for Kerry. I will vote for the very first time in the Florida Republican Primary.....for Ron Paul of course.

 

[tnvoter]

From the looks so far, Ron Paul can become the true uniter of the remnants of what is still america.

 

[sailingaway]

I voted for Bush because I didn't trust Kerry.

I know, I know....

And I never once thought of voting for anyone else....

I questioned the war, but figured Bush had more facts than I did.....although I was sick of it by 2004... I figured we'd be leaving soon, and Kerry didn't really offer anything different there.

And I didn't really realize what the Patriot Act was. That was actually one of the things that woke me up. I was on political autopilot, but I always believed in the Constitution, I just wasn't paying attention. I figured it was their job to follow it, so they would be doing so, within reasonable interpretive boundaries.

 

[brandon]

Nader. I knew I was anti-war, but didn't yet begin to learn about economics.

 

[MikeStanart]

Badnarik. It was the first time I could vote. I identified myself as a republican at the time, but was so sick of the propaganda and FUD going on with Iraq & the Patriot Act that I gave a big FU to the GOP & started voting my conscience.

 

[Watch]

I didn't vote that day. It would have been my first election to vote in, but looking back I didn't even register to vote, therefore I couldn't have. :-(
I was one of those fools who thought I was far and away from that whole mess(F*** you Keynes!!!).

 

[SovereignMN]

1996: Bob Dole <---I was a young adult raised to vote for anything with an "R" by their name.
2000: Pat Buchanan <---Had become so pissed at how the Republicans rigged the primaries by stacking all of them so only Bush could compete...plus once Bush started calling himself a "compassionate conservative" I knew that just meant big government for "conservative" pork.
2004: Michael Peroutka <---I had completely left the Republican party at this point.
2008: Chuck Baldwin <---I voted for Ron Paul in the Republican caucuses. After he failed to get the nomination I am proud to say that due to my involvement with the CP I would have been one of the 10 Presidential Electors for Baldwin had he carried Minnesota.

 

[georgiaboy]

I voted for Bush because I didn't trust Kerry.

I know, I know....

And I never once thought of voting for anyone else....

I questioned the war, but figured Bush had more facts than I did.....although I was sick of it by 2004... I figured we'd be leaving soon, and Kerry didn't really offer anything different there.

And I didn't really realize what the Patriot Act was. That was actually one of the things that woke me up. I was on political autopilot, but I always believed in the Constitution, I just wasn't paying attention. I figured it was their job to follow it, so they would be doing so, within reasonable interpretive boundaries.

+repped for dittoness. scary dittoness.

 

[COpatriot]

Too young. Just shy of 15, but I probably would have voted Bush at the time. My how I've changed over the years.