andrewducker (
andrewducker) wrote2004-11-02 08:36 am
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My election prediction
Bush will get in, because not enough people are that fed up with Bush.
Things will get worse, with Bush pushing rightwards and christianwards until so many people are fed up that the next election is a landslide for the Democrats.
This will change the face of US politics in 4 years time, with the populace at large being less trusting of any political party.
Things will get worse, with Bush pushing rightwards and christianwards until so many people are fed up that the next election is a landslide for the Democrats.
This will change the face of US politics in 4 years time, with the populace at large being less trusting of any political party.
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('tis a fun playhouse;)
Someone said that what those outside the US don't get about this election is that Americans are worried about security, not about Iraq. Looked at from that angle, no terrorist attacks on US soil since 9/11 equals success for Bush.
Still, I think Kerry will win, as I'm sure enough Americans are worried about the course Bush is on to switch to Kerry, as Kerry has come across as competent and, in a goofy kind of way, likable. (Plus he's taller than Bush;)
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You know, if he really pressed Christianwards - love thy neighbour, turn the other cheek, love others, all the fundemental points of the faith - people would apprive of him a whole lot more.
What I suspect you mean is that he'll push more towards that odd, US brand of right wing pseudo Christianity that owes as much to christianity as Osama Bin Laden's version of jihad bears to Islam.
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Not that I'm American, but..
And then it'll be Mr Blair's turn. There's no way he's getting my vote.