Congrats to President Bush on winning the re-election. Winning Nevada sealed the victory, with a prediction of 286 electoral votes when everything is all over.
This is an unprecedented political event! Historical by all means. Daschle is out and Thune (R) is in as Senator for South Dakota. Edwards who volunteered to give up the senate seat in North Carolina to be the VP running mate loses the seat to a Republican named Barr. Martinez (R) of Florida is bound to get the Senate seat.
Republicans now control the House, Senate, White House, and there are more Republican governors than Democrats. President Bush won more popular votes than Clinton did with almost unprecedented voters turnout not seen since the early 1960s with more than 3.5 million extra votes for Bush in the popular vote count. Bush wins Florida by 300,000 votes.
No more will the Democrats have an excuse about Bush who "stole the election!" ever again. Bush never "stole the election" in the first place for 2000. Bush legitimately won the electoral college count. They have no ammo to do that and a Bush win sets the mandate for America.
Congrats to all who did all the hard work to get the word out. Visit the Deaf Republicans organization to see what you can do to help plan for the 2008 election as well as congressional votes in 2006. Join Deaf Republicans and be one of the official Representative for Deaf Republicans organization for the state you live in.
Again, congratulations to President George W. Bush for the re-election win. Our beloved 43rd President is ready to serve America for four more years!
2 comments:
Yes, Bush won ... right after doing the worst kind of humanity by smearing a minority for weeks. They call themselves Christians but they portrayed gay people as deviants. So much for Christians to pass the judgment. Suffice to say, the Republicans played a dirty campaign and truly fractured the unity of this country.
Do you really expect many of Democrats, gay people and urbanites to unify with your hicks, backwarded people and Republicans after a horrible smear campaign?
Two words: Fuck you.
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Y'all want to talk about smearing? The Demcrats' 527s outspent 100 to 1 to that of the Republicans' 527s. And constantly bashed the U.S. Forces, the coalition forces, Allawi, and so on.
That's what I don't like...whinning. Blame everybody else except look at themselves just once. What ingenuity.
And if people think all Republicans are Christains and all Democrats are not when it comes to gay marriage issues, then apparently they got rocks in their heads. Guess what? Clinton practically called gay people deviant....
"Looking for a way to pick up swing voters in the Red States, former President Bill Clinton, in a phone call with Kerry, urged the Senator to back local bans on gay marriage." - http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/041104/nyth186_1.html
Anger and staying to the extreme end, on either party, ain't gonna help. Getting Dean on the DNC is courting disaster. Howard Dean has always opposed gay-marriage and even gay-bashed Nader in one radio show, when in fact, it was Nader who was the biggest proponent on gay marriage. "When the Vermont Supreme Court unanimously ruled that gay couples were due the same legal rights of marriage as heterosexuals and ordered the legislature to pass a law to that effect in 1999, Dean made it clear that he would not sign gay marriage into law and pushed instead for civil unions."
See http://www.counterpunch.org/wolf07102004.html
As for getting "religious" you have Kerry running around in all those churches be it Catholic, Baptist or Protestant, in his attempt to get their votes in the guise of simply showing up.
Now, the DNC is courting Dean. With Dean on board you guys are seriously screwed! You get a guy who oppose gay marriage and had a screamfest against Nader on a live radio show bashing Nader who's the most vocal supporter of gay marriage.
Again, you're screwing yourselves to death here. So, don't come whinning to Republicans for YOUR mistakes. We didn't bring up the slogan, "I voted for the 87 billion dollars, before I voted against it."
It was a gift that kept on giving. Blame Kerry...not the Republicans.
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