It's a good thing they don't make a shit bit of difference. Republicans historically do better in absentee ballots, and Kerry is going to need some huge percentage to overcome the lead. That is why networks called Ohio last night. This bitch is over, and Kerry just doesn't have the class to concede it.Originally Posted by Jeremy
Say Ahhh
I understand why Kerry is delaying, because the DNC considered Gore's concession as way too early. He doesn't want to have a shadow of a doubt. I don't harbor any illusions though, another four years of shit coming down the pipe. Apparently though, Americans overwhelming want it, so I guess whatever happens we have only ourselves to blame.
Time for a change
Anyone know any good countries to move to? I'm 100 percent serious, can any of the Aussies on this board talk to me about their policy on accepting foreigners?
Only two more years of school for me... and I'm gooooooone.
You sir, are a hideous hermaphroditical character which has neither the force and firmness of a man, nor the gentleness and sensibility of a woman.
Halo re-invented the FPS.
If you actually think a sitting president has any effect on your life, or well-being as an individual ... you clearly do not understand government and how it works (or doesn't work).
You could moved to the state of paranoia. Its between the state of confusion, and denial.
I agree with your point, toxic, but I will say that I have seen a significant reduction in the taxes I pay under the combination of the Bush Presidency and the Republican Congress.
The doom's day dumbasses are just irrational, though we've known that since they started posting.
Congrats Hicks, your guy won. Here's hoping your children dont get drafted.
I'm too pretty and young to die =O
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Enjoy it while you can. The taxes you'll have to pay when our economy caves in from the astronomical debt those tax cuts largely created will have you paying way more in the long haul. Not that I think Kerry (or anyone) could dig us out of that hole, but he at least gave the impression of concern for it. Bush said he's going to try to increase tax cuts which only digs us deeper. This "live for the now" attitude his administration has proliferated is gonna completely F our nation UTA in the near future.
The only bright spot is that Bush is for the Fair Tax plan, but that's a total pipe dream, the transitionary costs for converting from the current system to that will scare off the government and any business that bases their decisions on short-term profit (read: pretty much all of them).
Listen to the Barbelith....
heh, you are probably right, but
check this out.....
http://www.mndaily.com/articles/2004/10/29/10950
This is just the tip of the iceberg that is already plowing through this country.
Remember this day folks, it is a black day indeed......
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