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Dammit. Edwards is dropping out tomorrow. http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/...ain/index.html
Fuck. Based on Kerry and Edwards' bantering in the last debates, I'm doubting Kerry will ask Edwards to be his running mate. That is, if Edwards was open to the idea.
It'll be interesting to see where things go from here...
So that's it then, just him and bush...
Oh yeah, Kerry supports the patriot act too. (even though he knew it was wrong)
What the fuck?!? Why on earth would they do that? Why not just print an article saying, "WE ENDORSE KERRY!"
Fucking bastards!
We can't go by any other wings in the white house because of 2 parties that want to wrestle control for themselves.... FUCKERS!
At least bush should be on his way out.
I don't think Kerry can beat him. Fuck it, I'm still voting for Edwards. You can't deter me, bitches!
Political masturbation > popular vote
I'm still gonna vote Dean.
http://www.nationalreview.com/geragh...0402200902.asp
But he won...Vermont!!!!!! You friggin' lying liars!!! Yeaaaaaaaaaargh!!Quote:
"The most powerful thing this campaign did is bring young people to the political process. These people really changed America's politics." — Joe Trippi, Dean's former campaign manager
But the Dean campaign didn't bring enough young people to the political process to win anywhere. He didn't win New Hampshire and South Carolina and Oklahoma and Arizona and North Dakota and New Mexico. He never made it to California and Texas and New York. He never got to South Dakota and Oregon. He lost Washington and Michigan. And he never came anywhere close to Washington D.C. to take back the White House. In fact, he lost the D.C. primary, at least the binding one.
You're damn skippy, Mike. You show 'em, you show 'em good! :) Always, always keep in mind what Al Gore once said, "If anybody ever tells you your vote doesn't count, you send 'em to MEE... I wanna have a talk with 'em...!!"Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike
Beh, lets all vote Independent and knock the two-party system on its ass!
Everyone should get up in the morning and thank their respective diety that Ralph Nader exists and actually cares enough about your worthless ass to try and save it from your choices of A.) An omnipresent socialist police state (like the far left wants) or B.) A moralistic theocratic corporate slave state (like the far right wants).
Mike, think, "Nader the Raider" or "Run, Ralph, Run!", dude... He's baaaaaaaaack... At the end of the day, you gotta vote on your principles, right? Riiight???? :D
http://www.votenader.org -- Hint, hint...
Edwards said on the Today show, with complete conviction, he would not go for vice president no matter what. He wasn't giving the typical politician's non answer, just flat out said no. So I doubt it'd happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolffen
Kerry/Edwards would be a good ticket though.
I was at the caucus last night. Kerry won the middle-aged vote. There were only 4/28 people 30 or younger. Glancing at the Georgia county-by-county results, it appears Kerry has little to no appeal outside of urban areas, just like Gore. Expect another 4 years for Bush. Maybe that'll be a good thing. In the midst of insurmountable economic and environmental crises in 2008 and 2012, people will begin to realize how baby boomers and the Republican party have trashed our country, planet, and way of life. When a Generation X'er gets into the White House, I look forward to seeing medicare and social security slashed from the same voters who didn't care about our generation.
I'm sitting home this November.
It's not that he tries too hard, it's that he still falls short.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kinopio
I really don't like Kerry much, but he's not Gephardt, he's not Leiberman, and most of all he's not Bush. So he'll suffice, I suppose.