Real bush supporters, yikes

[Mobius]

they are like serial killers. they look just like everyone else. same thing can be said for terminators :scared:
http://www.georgewbush.com/news/support.aspx

[Fovea]

What America are these people living in?

I think it is a very sad state of affairs.
These people all took the black acid.

[FloridaPat]

1. That's one thing no one can argue about Bush - he is a man of

his word. He makes the tough decisions and sticks by them. They may be insane and/or mad, but he sure doesn't turn away from the road he has laid out. For some stupid reason, that is the definition of a great leader in this country. I guess teachable, open-minded people and presidents are just plain nuts.

[Mobius]

2. Ye Gods I cant believe some of this crap:

""I support President Bush because he is a true leader. He has the confidence to stand alone, and the courage to make tough decisions. He is a leader by the quality and integrity of his actions. President Bush has the compassion to listen to others, and leads our citizens to be more compassionate to one another, there by strengthening our communities and our nation."

-- Cynthia Binns of Clifton, NJ ":puke:

""I support President Bush because he has proven time and again to be a man of his word. His supporters can count on his pledge and our enemies can count on our resolve. I am very proud of the commitment we are making to ensure the long-term security for our children, both in the area of homeland security as well as financially with sound, strategic healthcare and Medicare planning."

-- David Steding of Orlando, FL "

OK, I don't think these people are real. Please tell me thay are not real.

""I support President Bush because he recognizes that his top priority as our nation's commander in chief is to ensure national security. He has not lost the vision on battling terrorists as so many in our nation who have forgotten 9/11 have. He is making our nation safer in the future so that the brightest beacon of freedom the world has ever known will not be dimmed."

-- Randall Thomason of Murfreesboro, TN "

Good grief!

""I support President Bush because, as working parents of two young girls, we must not only be great role models for our kids, but we must also save for their futures. President Bush's Child Credits have allowed us to put an extra $800.00 to their college funds and he is a President who our girls can look up to and say, "someday, I want to be just like him!". Thanks for being a great leader and role model during the most difficult time in our nations history President Bush!"

-- Todd Goberville of Parkland, Florida "

"a President who our girls can look up to and say, "someday, I want to be just like him!". ???????????????
oh the horror! :scared:

[rumguy]

10. seriously - these people don't sound real

They're like automatons spouting off mindless drivel peppered with key words and phrases like "leader" and "resolve"...it's fucking wierd.

[tkmorris]

15. Well

There are real people, with those first and last names, living in the places listed. So I guess they are real. Highly delusional perhaps, but real nonetheless.

:beer:

[jsw_81]

28. And note how diverse the group is

What a rainbow coalition! :eyes:

[humble truth]

3. It's worse than it looks!

Did you read some of the reasons these "ordinary" people support Bush? They say things like, "President George W. Bush's honesty and integrity have restored honor to the Presidency" and "President Bush has the compassion to listen to others, and leads our citizens to be more compassionate to one another" and "I support President Bush because he has proven time and again to be a man of his word." Someone needs to get to these people. It's shameful they can't see the truth.

Those are just from the first few. I read a few others where they talk about what a great job he has done protecting us and fighting this war on terror. I had to stop.

[ComerPerro]

4. I'm gonna get arrested

Here is why I support the President:

I support president Bush because I really get off on nationalism, jingoism, and fascism. We are a superpower, and it is about time that the world recognized it! I say the hell with everyone else, the USA is here to stay! We don't need to ask permission. Anyone that complains can just be nuked, because we are right. Those who are not with us are against us, and it is time that our glorious leader started rounding up the dangerous opposition here in the US and sending them off to prison!

[Mobius]

5. I dare you to enter that in the comments section.

:evilgrin:

[strategery blunder]

17. I entered that in the comment section under my own name.

Did these people get paid off? :evilgrin: :evilgrin:

[ComerPerro]

18. I did

[Mobius]

24. wow

:yourock:

[Norquist Nemesis]

6. Sure sign of solicited testimonials

when the pictures are with the comments. I don't see anywhere on the comments submission for a pic link or encouraging to send a pic. :shrug:

[Mobius]

7. u may b right, however I know alot of people that think

the way these people think. But, great catch. I had not noticed they didn't ask for a pic with the comment.

[Norquist Nemesis]

11. The testimonials are written by professionals

or at a minimum were edited by them. Key words are in there, and overall it's precisely what you're hearing from the Bush Campaign: Leadership, post-9/11, leadership, policies, leadership.

I've written/revised many testimonials for my clients' to promote themselves, BTW. These are real people...but I'm still willing to bet they've been solicited for their comments.

[rumguy]

12. it's the corporate destruction of the human soul...n/t

[imax2268]

8. Hey Comer...

did you put that in the comments section...?

That's hilarious...I was going to put something down like that but then i thought...can they find out who sent it if you don't enter any personal info...?

[ComerPerro]

19. i most certainly did

Fuck em

[imax2268]

22. I have to commend you man...

That takes balls...

I myself am not going to after all...I take to many small plane trips...!

[strategery blunder]

20. I second Comer's actions

but they make you enter the personal info or the comment won't be sent. So it is traceable.

If I stop posting, you'll know I'm in Gitmo:evilfrown:

ON EDIT: changed subject line from "I did it for Comer" to "I second Comer's actions"

[Mobius]

9. If you really wanna puke, look @ the photo section

especially the "compassion" album :puke::puke::puke:

[Mobius]

13. like these photos for instance:

[Sugarbleus]

29. I wanna know when lovely Laura is going to

teach her husband how to read a book.

[Bundbuster]

14. Someone PLEASE tell me this is a parody!

That is the most "unsettling" thing I've seen in...

To go into public places and know that you're rubbing elbows with "I support him for his integrity and leadership" clones gives me chills. I'd much prefer being abducted by aliens.

[Mobius]

23. those are from Bush's official Campaign site

link given in title thread

[Dogmudgeon]

16. Probably not even real people

Most testimonials are made up. Except for OTC medical devices, I don't think that any law prevents phony testimonials.

--bkl

[Robin Hood]

21. You think that those are actual testimonials?

Just like that mob of protestors in Florida. No they weren't Republican operatives, they were real people. Right...

[imax2268]

25. the way this mis-administration

has been running things...no...it stinks of Bullshit...

[jsw_81]

26. Check out Free Republic to see some real nutty Bush supporters

Especially their bizarre "Pray for President Bush" thread. It isn't just a nice "let's pray for the president" thing, but rather a creepy "dear lord, please let our great President Bush crush the evil, Satanic, librul commie homo pinko DemoRATS into dust" type thing. It's terrifying to see how fanatical these people are; some of these lunatics are going to need serious therapy and counseling should Kerry win.

[Sugarbleus]

27. Whoa!!! These people just come out of the closet or something???

READ A BOOK OR NEWSPAPER ONCE IN AWHILE FOLKS...sheeesh

Good post.