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November 2, 2004

Election Dysfunction IV: Early Failures Forge Limp Future

By Noel Sheppard

November 2, 2004

Why I Voted for Bush

By Phillip Lareau

November 2, 2004

Animals Should Vote for Kerry, Humans Should Vote for the President

By Daniel Lapin

November 2, 2004

Voted for Nader in 2000, Voting for Bush in 2004

By Cinnamon Stillwell

November 2, 2004

Presidents Should Graduate From the Electoral College: Don’t Gore the System

By John T. Plecnik

November 2, 2004

Why I Won't Vote for Either One

By Chris Reed

November 2, 2004

President Bush Is Right for Life and America

By Bonnie Chernin Rogoff

November 2, 2004

The Case for George W. Bush

By Aaron Goldstein