Jay Nordlinger collects anecdotes from beleaguered Bush voters in Dem country, on wearing or not wearing buttons. (Scroll down.) Example:
I used to wear a "Vietnamese-American Against Kerry" button until someone on St. Mark's stopped me and delivered a monologue on the Bush police state. When I brought up the real police state that my family lived in (including the re-education camps), he brushed that off and blathered on about Bush and the sorry state of the U.S. I decided to stop wearing the button because I couldn't take the blind idiocy.My experience here in Manhattan is that you get the disgusted grimaces, but you also get sympathizers coming out of the woodwork. Scroll down a bit here for my experiences wearing a "Bush in Hebrew" 2004 button, and here for a Jewish experience.
Another liberal for Bush.
Libertarians for Bush website.
Robert Bidinotto is voting for Bush, and comments on libertarian reactions to John Hospers' endorsement of Bush.
Libertarian Austinite Beth, whose partner is just home from active duty in Iraq, voted early.
Lots more libertarians for Bush (in the comments).
A libertarian guide to the positions of the two major party candidates, with an endorsement of Bush.
American expats have been lobbied hard by the Kerry campaign, but an Instapundit correspondent says expats know too much to vote for Kerry, except those in the grip of the "Bush Dumb = I’m Embarrassed and Alienated From Important Foreign People meme." Sofia Sideshow expands on this. (I wonder if this is an "Old Europe" expat vs "New Europe" expat divide?)
(Since this is a Jewish blog and I find "Jews for Bush" such a phenomenon, I have separate entries for us: see here, here, here, here, and here, and click back from there too.)
UPDATE: More unlikely Bush voters in the closet.
UPDATE: Amish for Bush. Talk about groups that don't get polled . . . .
UPDATE: Yet more closet Bushie and Dems for Bush anecdotes.
1 Comments:
Thanks for linking me and my girl!!
Beth
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