Business School Professors Bash Bush

[bsnyder]

Originally posted by doubletrouble_vb

McCain/Cheney sure...

I'm curious....why would you feel okay voting for this ticket, and not Bush/Cheney? What do you see as the major difference?

 

[KarenC]

Originally posted by doubletrouble_vb
But that's where you err just a bit... The problem right now is with Democrats the minority party all around the top is off the pork barrel. Kerry/Edwards and a Republican majority is the ideal situation. Or Bush/Cheney and a Democratic majority. The only way to keep spending under control is a bi-partisan situation.

I totally agree with this point.

 

[KarenC]

Originally posted by bsnyder
I'm curious....why would you feel okay voting for this ticket, and not Bush/Cheney? What do you see as the major difference?

I'm not who you addressed this to, but McCain wouldn't have cut taxes while we were fighting a war.

 

[doubletrouble_vb]

As admitted before I'm an ABB person. I don't believe he has what it takes to take to captain the ship so to speak. I think Cheney is doing it and I don't trust Cheney. So Bush/Cheney, Cheney/Bush no difference. However I think McCain/Cheney there would be someone who has his own opinion in charge with the Cheney experience/intelligence to go along with it. Do I think McCain would cut spending, yes I do, domestically not militarily. And I don't think he'd have the orgy of tax cuts Bush has had. I am fiscally conservative ... I would almost always have voted for the Republican who came in second in the primaries (when the primaries are meaningful that is).

Unlike others I don't think Bush is stupid but I don't trust him and I don't have faith in him. I don't trust Cheney either but I think he is much smarter than Bush...one of those eggheads Laurajean isn't fond of...he has a place in an administration.