Election Results Shell Shock!?!
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Election Results brought to you by Flash in the Pan
What!?!
:scared:

Or is it a bunch of smiles with you?
Which? Don't spare the horses ...
What!?!
:scared:

Or is it a bunch of smiles with you?
Which? Don't spare the horses ...
#2
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Originally Posted by Patent Attorney
Election Results brought to you by Flash in the Pan
What!?!
Or is it a bunch of smiles with you?
Which? Don't spare the horses ...
What!?!
Or is it a bunch of smiles with you?
Which? Don't spare the horses ...
Honestly, time to go back to Europe?
I can not believe this incompetent cretin has won by this kind of margin its amazing and very frightening. Welcome to definately the most hated country on the planet from here on in.
#3
Quite amazing. How one person can be so destructive yet still win......
#4
Aye, slightly scary how he managed to get so many votes....hard to believe that it could be a close run thing ain't it...
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To paraphrase Lincon, You can fool enough of the people enough of the time.
#6
Originally Posted by Bob
Aye, slightly scary how he managed to get so many votes....hard to believe that it could be a close run thing ain't it...
a) They lie (I discount that - always think my US friends/family/colleagues are the most straight-talking of all)
b) The voting has been errrmm, 'adjusted' in some way.....
c) People change their minds/bottle out the moment they walk into polling booths.
BTW, any Bush voters out here, I respect your rights to vote for your man, but it just seems odd to me that the Bush opposition appears to crumple so easily.
What's going on....?
Anya.
#7
urgh...i'm sitting here at 3:38 am thinking "why don't i just go home?"
and not just because I have a paper due in 3 hours!
i just don't understand it...
and not just because I have a paper due in 3 hours!
i just don't understand it...
#8
Originally Posted by Patent Attorney
Election Results brought to you by Flash in the Pan
..... Or is it a bunch of smiles with you? ....
..... Or is it a bunch of smiles with you? ....
.... Cheers ya'll, four more years!
#9
Same thing as I said in The Lounge, but there you go:
Half the people have said "it's ok if you lie to us about weapons and war, and spend our country into a huge deficit, because we'll vote for you anyway for some obscure reason"
The other half get another four years of the same whether they like it or not.
The great democratic experiment.
Half the people have said "it's ok if you lie to us about weapons and war, and spend our country into a huge deficit, because we'll vote for you anyway for some obscure reason"
The other half get another four years of the same whether they like it or not.
The great democratic experiment.
#10
If the election had took place 2 years ago. It would have been a Bush Landslide.
He's only won the popular vote by 3 million out of 120 million. And in all reality, shouldn't be waiting on Ohio.
It was a close election, just not close enough.
At least Michigan kept our side of the bargain.
He's only won the popular vote by 3 million out of 120 million. And in all reality, shouldn't be waiting on Ohio.
It was a close election, just not close enough.
At least Michigan kept our side of the bargain.
#11
Originally Posted by Manc
If the election had took place 2 years ago. It would have been a Bush Landslide.
He's only won the popular vote by 3 million out of 120 million. And in all reality, shouldn't be waiting on Ohio.
It was a close election, just not close enough.
At least Michigan kept our side of the bargain.
He's only won the popular vote by 3 million out of 120 million. And in all reality, shouldn't be waiting on Ohio.
It was a close election, just not close enough.
At least Michigan kept our side of the bargain.
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According to NPR this morning over half of Bush voters selected him for 'moral reasons'. One can only assume the christian influence will now become so strong that bush will want to transform the US into a theocracy. The wife and I have decided if/when he makes abortion illegal we are definately leaving. I for one do not want to live in a country where basic human rights are stamped on so a lunatic religious fringe can feel good about itself. I assume when abortion is made illegal as it is 'taking a life', the same will apply to the death penalty which is, err, taking a life. Same for assault weapons which can, take a life????
I am disgusted, and ashamed today of how the rest of the world will now view the US, and needless to say the raw hatred against this country has gone up exponentially.
I now hope that the republicans will **** things up so badly and mess up the economy, lose jobs, reinstate the draft etc etc that in 2008 they will be as unelectable as the tories were when major lost by a landslide.
I am disgusted, and ashamed today of how the rest of the world will now view the US, and needless to say the raw hatred against this country has gone up exponentially.
I now hope that the republicans will **** things up so badly and mess up the economy, lose jobs, reinstate the draft etc etc that in 2008 they will be as unelectable as the tories were when major lost by a landslide.
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
Same thing as I said in The Lounge, but there you go:
Half the people have said "it's ok if you lie to us about weapons and war, and spend our country into a huge deficit, because we'll vote for you anyway for some obscure reason"
The other half get another four years of the same whether they like it or not.
The great democratic experiment.
Half the people have said "it's ok if you lie to us about weapons and war, and spend our country into a huge deficit, because we'll vote for you anyway for some obscure reason"
The other half get another four years of the same whether they like it or not.
The great democratic experiment.
#13
Originally Posted by Pulaski
Surely the most damning thing that you can say about the democrats is "Was Kerry the best you had?" Even I can accept that Bush isn't a strong candidate,
#14
Originally Posted by Muswell Hill
According to NPR this morning over half of Bush voters selected him for 'moral reasons'..
#15
Originally Posted by Pulaski
Surely the most damning thing that you can say about the democrats is "Was Kerry the best you had?" Even I can accept that Bush isn't a strong candidate, so surely, given four years since the Gore debacle, they could have found someone with more voter appeal than ol' horse face?
He was a great alternative to Dean. I mean war hero, statesman like, blah blah blah.
I've never been so devastated by something I've had no control over
C'est la vie.




