Draginol, In this case, though, Bush is not just "a guy who believes in God." He's a guy who believes that God endorses his decisions. Kerry possibly may also believe this, but to my knowledge, only Bush regularly acts on it. --Josh
It's irrelevant as an issue for determining the President in a post-Clinton era. How so? It seemed to be utterly relevant to the Republican when Clinton was running; now that Clinton's no longer running, it's not relevant? How hypocritical. Apparently issues of character are only issues of character as long
Anthony, Oddly enough, that's why I wouldn't vote FOR Bush (not that voting for Kerry is an exciting prospect). Kerry is an unknown in many regards, but he appears far less liable to claim theocratic superiority as Bush often has. Bush has claimed a divine knowledge - that he has God's support for various actions -- several times. This is the kind of thinking that seeks to impose one person's religion on the masses: Bush will work to
Bush is equally indecisive on a wide variety of issues, such as: 1. Was he a pot-smoking coke-snorter or wasn't he? (No answer offered.) 2. Did he show up for his military service, or didn't he? (answers conflict) 3. Did Saddam Hussein have WMD, or didn't he? (answer varies) 4. Was Saddam Hussein a threat in any way to the US, or wasn't he? (answer varies) 5. Was Iraq complicit
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