Bush in the lead

[John Scott]

Originally Posted by littleFella

Why would it be significant what FOX projected? I'm pretty sure I could project what FOX will project next year, before they actually project it

Just for the record, Fox was right.

[littleFella]

Originally Posted by JohnScott

Just for the record, Fox was right.

So was I

[awall19]

Originally Posted by Buskerdoo

I've been to a lot of places and can't recommend anything better.

Spain seems appealing. Like the idea of siesta.

Originally Posted by Crichey

I can't believe Bush may actually win. Was America asleep for the last 4 years?! Check out the price of gas, power or pretty much anything else lately? Its too depressing.

the real cost is the cost on humanity. all the financial numbers are arbitrary until they bankrupt the country.

Originally Posted by Atom

Kids getting drugged by the state? I didn't hear about that, do you have a link or something?

examples of the government drugging me:
-manipulating the oxygen level to control my energy levels
-making me huff marine grade paint fumes for weeks at a time on the submarine (highly illegal)

Originally Posted by southnow

FOX was about the last on board to project Florida for Bush. I know you guys love to give FOX a hard time since they don't follow the same "liberal playhouse" theme you got used to with other networks for so long, but the numbers are (pretty much) in, and the numbers don't lie.....though I'm sure bitter liberals will claim they did.

yup but last election they made the bogus call. if you think fox is not right wing propaganda that means then you have a rather limited or biased perspective of the world around you.

Originally Posted by Buskerdoo

My wife is a teacher and it's really the liberal teachers association that advocates Ritalin to keep kids in line in the classroom. I'm very confident that the government isn't going there....

drug companies are obviously paying off government members
http://www.usatoday.com/news/washing...st-drugs_x.htm

Originally Posted by Stephen Bradley

Sounds like your best not watching the news at all..Or watch BBC

right...NPR is ok, legit financial news (like the Wall Street Journal or Financial Times are decent) and then BBC or other legit international sources are the best places for us to get our news from.

[bytech]

Originally Posted by southnow

Fox is as good a news source as any regardless of what some post here. Bush doesn't cater to thier point of view so he's "an idiot with the brain of a 12 year old" Fox doesn't cater to their point of view so it's a RNC propaganda machine" and not a real news source.

Thank you for making me laugh on this sad day of the Bush Wacker election. Bush is no idiot in the sense that he's got everyone where he wants them to be. He won't be the one dealing with the deficit, and if taxes are increased in his life time, he can surely pay for them without noticing his bottom line decline. He managed to convince people of a lot of backwards things (what does Iraq have to do with 911 besides nothing?), is mixing religion with politics, lied to the public about WMD, and has lead the biggest FUD campaign since M$ popped its head into the market, broke more international agreements than one can count, and declared everyone his enemy that doesn't agree with him: "with us or against us". Hitler and Bush in stereo. Yup, yup, yup.

Watch OutFoxed, or take a couple of journalism classes. Fox has broken every rule of journalism, and therefore is nothing more than a very dangerous gossip network. Dangerous because they make people believe that what they show is actually news when it is nothing more than propaganda for Bush (with statements like "only 192 days until president Bush gets re-elected" . WTF?) I can hear the Fox people laughing at anyone who actually takes them seriously. They are laughing while thinking "what a bunch of idiots to fall for this crap over and over again".

[South]

Originally Posted by bytech

Thank you for making me laugh on this sad day of the Bush Wacker election.

No problem, glad to do it. Dems need a good reason to laugh after a spanking like that.

[Atom]

South you devil you.

[evilregis]

Originally Posted by southnow

No problem, glad to do it. Dems need a good reason to laugh after a spanking like that.

HAHAHAHA a 1% victory is a spanking now, is it?

[Atom]

@ evilregis

No, just a victory.

@Southnow

I wouldn't rub it in too hard, it's only politics.



On a side note,,,

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Mark my words!
Bush will never win again.

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[imaginemn]

Originally Posted by evilregis

HAHAHAHA a 1% victory is a spanking now, is it?

I am just guessing but I think south was referring to not only Bush winning the electoral college vote but the popular vote with almost 4 million votes and the Republicans controlling the house and senate. Sounds more like a sweep than a spanking IMO.

imaginemn

[South]

Originally Posted by imaginemn

I am just guessing but I think south was referring to not only Bush winning the electoral college vote but the popular vote with almost 4 million votes and the Republicans controlling the house and senate.
imaginemn

Exactly.

I know it's bad form to make a "rub it in" comment like that, but I get really aggravated with the arrogance of some of these posts. The whole "if you don't think like I do that means your just ignorant sheep being led around in the dark". If you don't watch the channel I watch it means there are people in a back room laughing at your ignorance. It's really pretty pathetic and I guess a bit desperate after such a loss. I shouldn't let it get to me.

On a different note, I was impressed by how Kerry handled the loss. He conceded with grace, humility, and style. I don't like his politics, but quite a gentleman.

[DragonEye]

darn,

bush won?

man... all of europe was hoping to get rid of that bastard...

DragonEye

[Pimpen 2010]

Why do you call him a "bastard?"

[Stitchy626]

Originally Posted by DragonEye

darn,

bush won?

man... all of europe was hoping to get rid of that bastard...

DragonEye

So was half of the U.S.

[awall19]

seems like government and religious idealism are combining a bit much for my taste...will soon revise some of my own policies.

[G10]

Originally Posted by awall19

seems like government and religious idealism are combining a bit much for my taste...will soon revise some of my own policies.

History has taught us (at least me anyway) that politics and religion don't mix. Too many wars for my liking.

[Atom]

Originally Posted by awall19

seems like government and religious idealism are combining a bit much for my taste...will soon revise some of my own policies.

Somehow I get the feeling that the revisions will not include toting a copy of the constitution to church with you on sunday.

[Ferre]

http://www.bluelemur.com/index.php?p=388

http://www.newstarget.com/002076.html

The big story, of course, is not that the actual results don't agree with the polls, but that they're off by around 5% *only* in states with electronic voting machines, all in favour of guess-who.

[ferret77]

Exulting in their electoral victories, President Bush's conservative supporters immediately turned to staking out mandates for an ambitious agenda of long-cherished goals, including privatizing Social Security, banning same-sex marriage, remaking the Supreme Court and overturning the court's decisions in support of abortion rights.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11/04/po...4conserve.html

[evilregis]

The US is changing in a way that will affect it for many years to come...