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Posted by fitom tiel on Nov-03-2004 06:04:

this is disgusting.


Posted by Spacey Orange on Nov-03-2004 06:06:

quote:
Originally posted by JM
ALASKA FOR BUSH!!!

what happened to all our liberal friends? hheeeeeellooooooouuuuuu.... where are you!!! ???

>JM<


Posted by JM on Nov-03-2004 06:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Spacey Orange


quote:
Originally posted by fitom tiel
this is disgusting.


YOU'RE LOVING IT!!!!!



>JM<


Posted by Spacey Orange on Nov-03-2004 06:13:

if you can't beat em' join em'. and try to change the party from the inside. where do i sign up?


Posted by occrider on Nov-03-2004 06:17:

Yup looks like it's a win for Bush. Arithmetically it's possible for Kerry to win but probability wise it doesn't look good. I'm just glad that the race didn't go to the supreme court.


Posted by D-res on Nov-03-2004 06:19:

well according to fox news channels electoral votes, kerry would have to win every other one to have a tie at 269 in which the house would re-elect bush because the majority of the house is republican... hmm


Posted by Spacey Orange on Nov-03-2004 06:20:

quote:
Originally posted by occrider
Yup looks like it's a win for Bush. Arithmetically it's possible for Kerry to win but probability wise it doesn't look good. I'm just glad that the race didn't go to the supreme court.


don't be so quick. look at ohio and the particular counties results here. They still have to count provisional ballots too. All hope is not lost.


Posted by ResonantDrag on Nov-03-2004 06:20:

NH for kerry.. strike up the band


Posted by icyhandofcrap on Nov-03-2004 06:22:

ah sigh...

maybe we can change the republican party from the inside?


Posted by tecnolover on Nov-03-2004 06:29:

Ohio is looking good for Bush. 3/4 precincts reporting in.
When it's final Bush will have solidified his win and the nation is safe I think we can say.

Republicans pick up 5 new seats in house, 2 in senate

So far so good!


Posted by Spacey Orange on Nov-03-2004 06:30:

its over. ohio will go to bush according to the county by county precinct vote. i'm not sure what will happen with the provisional ballots though. four more f'n years of this fool! FUUUUUUUCK!!!!!

its time to strategize and work on how to humiliate and destroy this president. must get to work.


Posted by Yoepus on Nov-03-2004 06:35:

You guys might thing of actually developing a party line.

Who knows, by four years you guys might actually stick with an issue.

You will face tough competition. The rising Republican stars seem much more charsmatic and appealing (alla Juliani) than the non-existant young Democrates...

It might not be just four more years


Posted by occrider on Nov-03-2004 06:35:

Well folks ... it's been a fun and exciting race . I can't complain too much ... as a fallback, I've always realised that I am personally more well off under Bush than Kerry. Tax wise I'll be better off, I'm a relativy savvy investor so I'll be able to avoid any market pitfalls that are caused by high deficits, my job is fairly secure, if Bush privatizes social security it is of no concern to me since I've been behaving and saving as if I won't recieve social security, if a draft occurs I'll likely be too old, etc. I can pretty much withstand any shock that the Bush administration incurs. So if those in a less secure position than me are willing to override my informed opinion with their informed opinion than so be it ... A lot more people are going to suffer before me. And hey, you get what you ask for so I'm not going to show any remorse ... enjoy the next four years


Posted by Spacey Orange on Nov-03-2004 06:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Yoepus
You guys might thing of actually developing a party line.

Who knows, by four years you guys might actually stick with an issue.

You will face tough competition. The rising Republican stars seem much more charsmatic and appealing (alla Juliani) than the non-existant young Democrates...

It might not be just four more years


i totally agree. the dems have to start desroying them now to prevent the next crop of pols from rising. i think too many dems are pussies. being progressive doesn't mean you can't be evil or a schemer.


Posted by sym on Nov-03-2004 06:39:

disgusting


Posted by Yoepus on Nov-03-2004 06:41:

quote:
Originally posted by occrider
Well folks ... it's been a fun and exciting race . I can't complain too much ... as a fallback, I've always realised that I am personally more well off under Bush than Kerry. Tax wise I'll be better off, I'm a relativy savvy investor so I'll be able to avoid any market pitfalls that are caused by high deficits, my job is fairly secure, if Bush privatizes social security it is of no concern to me since I've been behaving and saving as if I won't recieve social security, if a draft occurs I'll likely be too old, etc. I can pretty much withstand any shock that the Bush administration incurs. So if those in a less secure position than me are willing to override my informed opinion with their informed opinion than so be it ... A lot more people are going to suffer before me. And hey, you get what you ask for so I'm not going to show any remorse ... enjoy the next four years


What's this?

Did I win this one


Haha not really a debate, but I'll rack it up anyways.




If it makes you feel any better, Kerry would have no prayer in hell of leading a country with a staunchly Republican country. Perhaps its better this way. So basically they'd both do the same thing anyways.


Posted by speedracer_mec on Nov-03-2004 06:42:

Bush has even built a comfortable 3 million vote lead in the popular vote...LOL


Posted by Spacey Orange on Nov-03-2004 06:46:

if were to detstroy a rising repub star it would have to be george p bush. this guy could be a star in a few years outside the repub base and appeal to some dems just because he's brown. maybe some compromising pictures would work. hmmm


Posted by hardcore trancer on Nov-03-2004 06:47:

Bush supporters = NO FUCKIN BRAIN


DIE BUSH DIE


Posted by occrider on Nov-03-2004 06:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Yoepus
What's this?

Did I win this one


Haha not really a debate, but I'll rack it up anyways.




If it makes you feel any better, Kerry would have no prayer in hell of leading a country with a staunchly Republican country. Perhaps its better this way. So basically they'd both do the same thing anyways.


I never saw your post before my statement. Unless you think I could have typed the reply that I did in under one minute. I'm flattered of your opinion of my ability however. And my hope for the country was a divided executive branch and legislative branch. Clearly the two cannot effectively operate together responsiblity. On the one hand we had a republican controlled congress issue a heavily pork laden omnibus bill with no hint of presidential veto. On the other hand we had an administration medicare bill with rediculous costs pass without a whimper from congress. They pat each other on the back and there are simply no checks and balances that might introduce a situation of fiscal responsibility.


Posted by ResonantDrag on Nov-03-2004 06:53:

not that it matters, but ohio just got the "too close to call" status on cnn. it may be a while before absentees are tabulated.


Posted by Yoepus on Nov-03-2004 06:56:

quote:
Originally posted by occrider
I never saw your post before my statement. Unless you think I could have typed the reply that I did in under one minute. I'm flattered of your opinion of my ability however. And my hope for the country was a divided executive branch and legislative branch. Clearly the two cannot effectively operate together responsiblity. On the one hand we had a republican controlled congress issue a heavily pork laden omnibus bill with no hint of presidential veto. On the other hand we had an administration medicare bill with rediculous costs pass without a whimper from congress. They pat each other on the back and there are simply no checks and balances that might introduce a situation of fiscal responsibility.


I'll agree with you here. Though I'd rather a democratic congress and a repub for a president.

But hell, as you said before, as long as we get out tax cuts....


Posted by occrider on Nov-03-2004 07:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Yoepus
I'll agree with you here. Though I'd rather a democratic congress and a repub for a president.

But hell, as you said before, as long as we get out tax cuts....


That's why I concluded that I would be personablly better off . If so many poor people in southern states want less welfare spending and discretionary spending in their states than so be it. If that many people think that Bush can continuously give them promises that he can't pay for which will ultimately have negative ramifications on their day to day living than so be it ... I'm hardly affected. Fuck them. I guess I'm a darwinist at heart


Posted by Yoepus on Nov-03-2004 07:05:

quote:
Originally posted by occrider
That's why I concluded that I would be personablly better off . If so many poor people in southern states want less welfare spending and discretionary spending in their states than so be it. If that many people think that Bush can continuously give them promises that he can't pay for which will ultimately have negative ramifications on their day to day living than so be it ... I'm hardly affected. Fuck them. I guess I'm a darwinist at heart


ya explore the republican feeling in you, tap into the dark side of the force....

I guess though its just the same attitude you expressed regarding a desire for US isolationism - this is the same thing except on the national, not international scale.


Posted by GPC on Nov-03-2004 07:05:

quote:
Originally posted by occrider
...my hope for the country was a divided executive branch and legislative branch. Clearly the two cannot effectively operate together responsiblity. On the one hand we had a republican controlled congress issue a heavily pork laden omnibus bill with no hint of presidential veto. On the other hand we had an administration medicare bill with rediculous costs pass without a whimper from congress. They pat each other on the back and there are simply no checks and balances that might introduce a situation of fiscal responsibility.


I agree. Well said.


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