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Originally posted by shamrock_uk:
Apparently not:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/talking_point/3981669.stm
This is a poll of American voters on 'why did you vote bush?'. Almost to a man, it's either to do with religious faith and morality, not liking michael moore, or liking how Bush doesn't change his mind.
The 'issues' hardly get a mention...
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INCORRECT anylasis(sp?) those were the Issues important to the people that voted the way they did. What gives anybody the right to decide what issues should be important to another? Are not the people that believe Morality and religious faith should be of important, accused of being arrogant, by those that don't believe the same thing. How is it differant to do the same thing , but from the other side? Please explain how being on one side or the other gives a person the right to do something they condemn the others for?
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