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Pine Barrens Mafia

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  1. I think so. And I also think it's only going to get worse.

    The vehemence of the "anybody but Bush" campaign has convinced me that the vast majority of these people will never be able to respect or support him and the arrogance of the current administration has convinced me that they could care less about trying to create an atmosphere that respects the views of those who see the world differently.

    It's a recipe for disaster and I think it's only going to get worse. The next 4 years has the potential to make the GOP's disgusting treatment of the Clinton administration look like child's play, and that's bad for all of us.

    Cya

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    PROBLEM: The congress is Republican too.

  2. (BTW, I think the Democrats are really rudderless now- this was their Take back America election and they got whupped. They don't have, at the moment, one candidate they could say is the future of the party.)

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    Exactly, this is why I'm so ebullient today. The Democrats have finally...>FINALLY< in my lifetime fallen to pieces. It's gonna be sweet to see that Joe Lockhart look like he ate a turd.

  3. Does this also hold true for the war on the Constitution, the war on the middle class, the war on homosexuals, the war on women, the war on non-Christians, the war for corporations and the war on anybody who isn't a wealthy, white, hetrosexual male?-)

    Sorry B, but I feel this country has gotten progressively dumber and meaner over the last four years thanks in no small part to the "leadership" of the administration. I can't imagine what these self-righteous, spoiled-rotten chickenhawks will attempt next without the spectre of re-election hovering over them.

    Cya

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    Wow, you're not too bitter now are you?

     

    Better a leader like you described than a panty-waisted, treasonous, flip-flopping, gay-lover who would no doubt have raised middle class taxes despite his "promise" not to do so.

     

    See, it can cut both ways the bitterness. So much nicer to be civil, don't you think?

  4. Unless something really unforeseen happens or reveals itself, and I doubt it, it looks like he won fair and square and deserved to win. Rove did it again, and the kids disappointed again. The election certainly came almost exactly as expected. The GOP was better at getting out their people and the 100,000 extra in Ohio, always the state, did it for them. They're great at it and should be congratulated for winning the election. Kerry blew it, IMO, just by being an opportunist when he didn't need to be, and made a few mistakes in the campaign. The country is still divided down the middle, good luck to GW for the next four years. And congrats to all you Bush people for winning this one.

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    I raise a shot of Crown Royal to you, Kelly. Excellent post.

  5. Considering the deficit is now at a trillion dollars, air quality and environmental protection are mere nuisances, the federal government has grown by a third, and we're engaged in a "war" that has claimed over 11000 American soldiers, it's not wishful thinking.

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    The Democrats were ROUTED last night.

     

    Absolutely crushed. They will, by the end of this mess, have not only lost the presidency but 5+ Senate seats and MANY MANY seats in the House.

  6. In any case,  the Democrats certainly do come out of this looking like gigantic hypocrites if they sue.  They've been screaming about the popular vote for four years.  Well,  the one thing we are sure of is that Bush clearly won the popular vote last night by a much larger margin than Gore did in 2000.

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    That's never stopped the DNC before.

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