Poll: Does G.W. Bush's former addictions to drugs and alcohol affect your vote

4824guy

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Simple poll, vote yes or no.

Does G.W. Bush's former substance abuse problems or issues affect your upcoming vote in the Presidential election
 

BigKev

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Yes, and I think he's an idiot as well .. but my opinion doesn't count anyway, I'm Canadian. ;)
 

MrChicken

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No, the word here is former.
I dont have any evidence that he has continuing drug problems, or a past drug problem.
As for alcohol, been there done that myself, I certainly cant hold that against him.
 

ToBeMe

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No, again, it's FORMER use! At least he didn't say...."yeah, but I didn't inhale!" Besides, that treeman algore is worse IMHO.:D
 

montanafan

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It does bother me some. I can understand someone of Bush and Gore's ages having smoked some pot or even trying some speed or a hit of acid when they were of high school or college age, but Bush's situation was different. It was cocaine, which I think you have to be pretty stupid or arrogant to even try, and it was when he was well beyond his late teens or early twenties. I know he wouldn't answer the question about how long ago he had quit, but from all I've read, it seems to have been as late as his mid-thirties. It's not that big a factor, but it does bug me a little, especially every time I hear him *sniff*. :)
 

squirrel dog

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No it dosent bother me,not near as much as all the lying Al Gore does.Al Gores' lying all the time is what bothers me .I hate a lier like Al Gore.
 

Ronstang

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Clinton getting elected twice should be proof that character and judgement are no longer requirements to hold the highest office in the world! :|
 

hendon

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Ronstang:

Clinton getting elected twice is proof that you can't judge character and judgement in a presidential campaign... plus Americans must be blind :pP (or guillible... :p)
 

woodie1

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Isn't "addictions" a little strong.

In any event, we put up with slick willie and his foibles so what the hey.