Could be read two ways: "I'll bet you this. If Mary Poppins and Dick Tracy vote on Election Day, they'll vote for John Kerry."
But who will get Lex Luthor's vote?
I do wonder about my interpretations of characters' political views. I always thought Scully was a Republican and Mulder didn't vote. In Smallville, I'm guessing almost everyone's registered Republican, though I wouldn't be surprised if Lex thinks he would have voted for Perot and McCain if given the chance. What do you all think? Is Martha a closet pinko? (Skip obvious Lana joke.)
But who will get Lex Luthor's vote?
I do wonder about my interpretations of characters' political views. I always thought Scully was a Republican and Mulder didn't vote. In Smallville, I'm guessing almost everyone's registered Republican, though I wouldn't be surprised if Lex thinks he would have voted for Perot and McCain if given the chance. What do you all think? Is Martha a closet pinko? (Skip obvious Lana joke.)
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I may be wrong here, though. Hmm.
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i sometimes wonder whether the writers and we, of course, do not tilt the characters to the left...but yes, i think the kents might just vote republican for their supposed "american values"...then again, that same moral BS might drive Lex to the left...
I just read a wonderful article in a German magazine where they interviewed this physician in the heartland who talked about the way he agrees with so much of thre republican's platform yet the war alone will make him vote for kerry...have elections always been this single issue outweighs everything???
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*mops OJ off monitor*
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Martha is voting for Kerry (abortion, also the draft), but she's not going to tell Jonathan because she doesn't want to get him all riled up.
Lex might well give money to everybody, then vote Libertarian. He might (at one point, anyway) have supported the Dems just to distinguish himself from Lionel, who is a *major* Republican contributor.
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She's still not just real crazy about the Democrats, who strike her as pretty loony and not too good at getting things done, but she's far too practical to throw a vote away on some harebrained third-party candidate just to make a statement. That kind of thing is so...*Mulder.*
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I could see Lex as a Southern Democrat.