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Gore has turned out to be a raving Lunatic who couldnt even carry his own state. Yep, Nobel Peace Prize winner. raving lunatic.
Gotta look to the media and what is reported. I read paper from several countries and sort through to get my information. If you listen to one station only (ex. Fox) you're getting a biased view. You have to search to be informed.
The democratic majority is by what, one or two. The republicans are being obstructionists and the rules are that a side does not win or get actions passed with a majority of 1 or 2. What is it? 2/3?
It would behoove you to look at the big picture, and the total reality, not snippets.
Those individuals who voted Bush into the White House must feel like Horse manure right now, particularly about the direction (down hill fast) he has taken not only the United States, but the entire World. Although those voters who put Bush into office seem to always put on a good "game face" in public, they have to be totally humiliated, disgraced and regretful about not only their association with Mr.Bush, but also their decision to put him into office.
Again, I was pondering if any of you have any sympathy for these individuals and the depressed state of mind they must be in right now.
Nope; their fault for not seeing it in the first place.
Second time around voters for Bush, absolutely not.
My feelings exactly. In 2004 it has become well known that weapons of mass destruction could not be located in Iraq, so President Bush should have been held accountable for his disastrous mistake by the people voting him out. But I guess more people feared homosexuality and abortion and felt that President Bush was right on with those two issues, unlike Kerry.
As a Vietnam combat veteran, I would have cut off my right arm before voting for John Kerry. The people who really ought to "feel like horse manure" are those who had such contempt for the American people that they nominated Kerry and guaranteed Bush a second term.
Those individuals who voted Bush into the White House must feel like Horse manure right now, particularly about the direction (down hill fast) he has taken not only the United States, but the entire World. Although those voters who put Bush into office seem to always put on a good "game face" in public, they have to be totally humiliated, disgraced and regretful about not only their association with Mr.Bush, but also their decision to put him into office.
Again, I was pondering if any of you have any sympathy for these individuals and the depressed state of mind they must be in right now.
yes i do. i i think they were trying to be loyal to their country.
it is time for some big time political changes. (i mean b4 we go broke)
many republicans now can see this. this is a significant party split to get back to the reagan dream.
Well, I didn't vote for Kerry during the state primaries. Instead I voted for Clark.
It looks like the Democrats will be picking yet another candidate for president as in Hillary that many Americans dislike and would rather not get behind. What a pity for America.
Well, I didn't vote for Kerry during the state primaries. Instead I voted for Clark.
It looks like the Democrats will be picking yet another candidate for president as in Hillary that many Americans dislike and would rather not get behind. What a pity for America.
It almost makes you think that there isn't much difference between the two major parties, doesn't it?
No wait. That can't be true. The *****s are much better than the *****s!
EVERYBODY knows that!
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