YES! All presidential candidates should have to explain their stance on war.
82%
NO! Jeb Bush shouldn't be held responsible for the actions of his brother.
18%

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lifesize 11 years 23 weeks ago

tho he shouldn't be held responsible for his brother's actions, he's a republican; that he's less nuts than many other gop pols doesn't make him a good guy; their whole philosophy is anti-regular people, pro rich elites. being to the left of ted cruz isn't much of a virtue.

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Dane 11 years 23 weeks ago

That is a scary thought, having another republican president, and them keeping both houses, Canada is sounding better all the time, of course if they dont send Stephen Harper and his cronies packing soon, they will be in the same boat as us here.

jonkip 11 years 23 weeks ago

Both choices are correct.

The question is not worded effectively.

"Answer for" (someone else's actions) is not the same as having to explain one's own stance on something.

samsnead 11 years 19 weeks ago

we can only hope so, but he won't, just like dumbya didn't have to. The same corporate thugs that were behind dumbya and poppy are tripping over their moneybelts getting the bandwagon rolling for the third stooge from the bush crimminal syndicate. I'm just so goddamn sick and tired of them all. He could very well win because there are still five reliable votes on the scotus waiting for him if needed.

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