Sean on Politics

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S: I'm old enough to vote this year!

C: Are you going to vote in the elections?

S: Yeah!

C: Who are you going to vote for?

S: John Kerry.

C: How come? I mean, why him and not Bush?

S: He's better at arguing than Bush. Bush yells a lot.

C: Did you watch the debates?

S: Yeah, in school.

C: So, okay, you're voting for Kerry. What is Kerry going to do for you as President, I mean, what's your benefit from Kerry being president?

S: Well, the state will get more... f... fu...

C: Funding?

S: Yeah, funding.

C: Funding for what?

S: Um, new cars, and trucks, sand and gravel pits.

C: Sand and gravel trucks?

S: No, sand and gravel pits, like Sand Lake -

C: You mean Troy Concrete? Out by us, by Stewarts that's - I know it's out by us, but that's Troy Concrete, that's its name.

S: Yeah, like Troy Concrete.

C: Okay, well, how do you feel about higher taxes?

S: Um, they're O- they're- no, I don't like them.

C: Well, you know that the taxes are what pays for your house, and your programs and schools and stuff.

S: Yeah, um, but the state shouldn't um, get the dee... the dee...

C: The deficit?

S: Yeah, the deficit, cause, cause when you're at the bank, and you say, you say "Give me twenty, a hundred, hundred twenty-five dollars," and they say no, then you're screwed.

C: So you think Kerry will reduce the deficit?

S: Yeah.

C: Now, why don't you like Bush?

S: He's mean. He calls people names.

C: What sort of names?

S: "Jerk." That's why I don't like him.

C: Okay.