There's a great many people that are planning on voting for George Bush this election. I don't really want to get into debating why one should vote one way or the other, but there's been something that I just don't understand in this election cycle: Why would someone vote for George Bush in this election?

As much as this sounds, this isn't a troll question or an excuse for me (or other Kerry supporters or Bush basers) to jump on and refute the pro-Bush responses. I just honestly don't see what the appeal of the current president is. Are the Bush backers going for him because they've always voted Republican and see voting for a Democrat as anathema to their very political beliefs? Is it because these people are single issue voters and Bush conforms to their side of the single issue (and, likewise, his opponent doesn't conform to their viewpont)?

If you'd like, if you are a Bush supporter, post why you're favoring Bush over his opponent this election. My promise to you is I will not to attempt to argue against your statements or attempt to persuade you to change your vote on this message forum, driving this message thread into a political flame war. (My hope is nobody else would either.) I'm just trying to understand why President Bush appeals to so many voters.

-Faux Pas