Navajo men who wear caps support President George W. Bush, The Farmington Daily Times has discovered.
The paper conducted an impromptu poll after Thursday's debate. Three Navajo men, all wearing some form of headgear, said Bush is their man.
"Bush, because he don�t take s--t from nobody and he stands up for his beliefs and don�t back down," said Jason Parker who wore a cap and had glasses.
�In all honestly, President Bush is a the one. We have to protect ourselves and he�s doing that," said Repo Cacaus, who wore a cap.
"The reason why I�m voting for Bush is because he�s doing the right thing in regards to fighting terrorism. But, we should be focusing on Osama bin Ladin. I have a feeling he�s doing the right thing by killing two birds with one stone. The other cool thing is there�s going to be some democracy in Iraq," said Scully Bones, who was wearing a black knit cap.
Even White men wearing caps support Bush. "I was interested in hearing both sides and now after I heard them both, I�m voting for Bush," said Steve Carr.
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(The Farmington Daily Times 10/17)
Navajo men wearing caps support George Bush
Monday, October 18, 2004
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