Bush vs Kerry

[seal!]

Who do you think will win, not who do you want but who do you think.

[zach]

bush but i hope its kerry

[Oneeyedvic]

kerry

[andy hughes]

I think Bush, but I hope Kerry.

[archbishop]

Bush

[badboy]

Kerry as the polling is wrong

[2nosey]

bush, but it makes no difference who wins they're both the same. 

[2nosey]

..........and anyone who objects to what i just said then prove me wrong people prove me wrong!

[Drewhound]

Kerry

[Donkey]

come on Bush

[georgit79]

Bush will win because it's fixed.

[tartanwiz]

Bush, unfortunately. Prepare for more wars, gunboat diplomacy and interference in UK / European affairs.

[iwantthatone]

Looks like Bush is going to win it unfortunately...

 

If Labour is reelected next year over here, we'll have Blair and Bush together for another 4 years.......

[bernardo]

I always thought that Bush would win (52:46 ish) until yesterday (Tuesday) morning.  Then I looked at the latest state-by-state opinion polls and changed my mind to Kerry.  I changed my mind to Bush again at c. 3am today (Wednesday) when they said that Bush was ahead in the early stages of the count in Florida and Ohio.

 

btw, I predict that Hillary Clinton will never be a candidate for president.

[FP]

I predict Bush but would prefer Kerry.  However, I think that whoever wins it will make very little difference.  The whole system is corrupt and I would prefer us not to be so closely involved with the US.

[jimmer]

hear, hear, fake plastic trees. i don't know why i got so worked up about this one. its nought to do with me. However, you have to worry for them: 100,000 dead in iraq and rising, record deficit, no job creation, hated by everyone.....  Now, if we can just get Blair out and get closer to europe.

 

jim

[bernardo]

I presume you mean "14,000 dead in Iraq..."

[FP]

Agreed Jimmer!

[sft42]

One of the undoubted joys of answerbank that has been missing is this type of debate.........

As I type this it's mid-afternoon and it looks increasingly like a Bush win......but as yet no-one has mentioned the very real possiblility of numerous recounts and endless wrangling through the court system in the US.

As for our (UK) views....do they really matter? Should they? Do we take any consideration of what would be good for people in other countries when we take to the polling station? Although I'm sure Iraq will be raised when the election rolls around here I'm willing to bet it will be issues like taxation and europe hich have a much greater impact on the electorate.

Regardless of it all the sad fact is that the winner and supposed leader of the largest democracy in the world will be in the pocket of big business and I doubt Global warming or third world issues will be at the top of the new presidents list of to do's no matter who wins.

[jimmer]

no bernado i mean 100 000 dead including civilians.

[bernardo]

But why do you mean "100,000 dead including civilians" when the number of people killed in Iraq during and since the war (including civilians) has been c. 14,000 and not anything like as much as 100,000?