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Mike,
I agree with you that Jeb is one to watch for the future. He understands the Hispanic culture and speaks the language fluently. This could be the difference in 4 years - it is becoming more and more of a factor. In the Denver public school system Spanish is the majority language. Probably Jeb would win my state with ease. Will be interesting.
Richard
I agree with you that Jeb is one to watch for the future. He understands the Hispanic culture and speaks the language fluently. This could be the difference in 4 years - it is becoming more and more of a factor. In the Denver public school system Spanish is the majority language. Probably Jeb would win my state with ease. Will be interesting.
Richard
<font color=e87400>If Jeb gets into office I'm moving to Canada. I don't think nepotism belongs in the oval office!!!
It's a bummer "to me" that Karl Rove won it, oops I mean Bush won it, I just hope I'm dead wrong about him. I really really hope so. Unfortunately I doubt it. He's bent on more of the same & now by being reelected he will be reaffirmed in his beliefs he's doing the right thing. I suppose if I were a religious man this is where I'd say "God help us all!
Cody</font>
It's a bummer "to me" that Karl Rove won it, oops I mean Bush won it, I just hope I'm dead wrong about him. I really really hope so. Unfortunately I doubt it. He's bent on more of the same & now by being reelected he will be reaffirmed in his beliefs he's doing the right thing. I suppose if I were a religious man this is where I'd say "God help us all!
Cody</font>
Clean County
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Bush WON, The Republicans WON the House and the SENATE!! A Clean sweep!! America has spoken and it was Unanimous. Case closed. Now Kerry can just go away and vote to raise taxes somewhere like he did 93 times in the senate.
The Best man WON and look for Guliani to go up against Billary in 08.
The Best man WON and look for Guliani to go up against Billary in 08.
David Saulque
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Everyone should read Because He Can by Dick Morris. Will give one and all a close look at the Clintons. I am sure that she is happy as a clam in sea weed. [white]
Dale Walkowsk
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Clean County said:
Well Bush did win. He was elected by about 25% of the eligible voters. 25% of American adults agreed with him enough to have bothered voting. One state is hardly unanimous.
onecallpowerw
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Exactly.....
Bush won a clean sweep ? This just shows how close minded you people are. Did you all cow pokes even see the election ? Almost 50% of the voting public voted against the cowboy. For you dont understand people, that means 1/2 of the U.S. did not want Bush to be president. Are you not seeing this. Not to mention, the States with the highest probability of being attacked voted for Kerry.
I can only agree with CODY, God help us. I just hope, that next year or maybe in 2006 when we go to war with Iran/North Korea, that CaroliProWash, Clean County, crispy crittr, Dan S, Dave Olson, Everett, Mark, Michael T, Oldtimer, oneness, Scott Stone, SPOTLESS, squirtgun, Stan, Walt Graner are the first ones to strap on the ole camo and walk the walk.
Talk your Talk about who won, but 50% of this county (not only your country) voted against your rhetoric and your beliefs.
We will see.......
Bush won a clean sweep ? This just shows how close minded you people are. Did you all cow pokes even see the election ? Almost 50% of the voting public voted against the cowboy. For you dont understand people, that means 1/2 of the U.S. did not want Bush to be president. Are you not seeing this. Not to mention, the States with the highest probability of being attacked voted for Kerry.
I can only agree with CODY, God help us. I just hope, that next year or maybe in 2006 when we go to war with Iran/North Korea, that CaroliProWash, Clean County, crispy crittr, Dan S, Dave Olson, Everett, Mark, Michael T, Oldtimer, oneness, Scott Stone, SPOTLESS, squirtgun, Stan, Walt Graner are the first ones to strap on the ole camo and walk the walk.
Talk your Talk about who won, but 50% of this county (not only your country) voted against your rhetoric and your beliefs.
We will see.......
You guys sure are something.
Bush won almost every state
Bush won the popular vote
Bush won the PWN Vote
You guys should just move to Cananda now and join Robert Redford and those butt heads like him who dis-own our great USA.
And for the record GOD does help us .......................He helps all of us who believe in him............... Try it sometime you will see!
Bush won almost every state
Bush won the popular vote
Bush won the PWN Vote
You guys should just move to Cananda now and join Robert Redford and those butt heads like him who dis-own our great USA.
And for the record GOD does help us .......................He helps all of us who believe in him............... Try it sometime you will see!
onecallpowerw
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Hey Rusty,
Hey, it keeps the topic alive. Everyone will always have a difference of opinion. Bush won. The problem is in the Senate/House. Boy oh Boy are we in trouble. The last thing I have to say on the thread is "GOOD LUCK" I ONLY HOPE GOD IS WITH US "ALL" for we will need it.
Hey, it keeps the topic alive. Everyone will always have a difference of opinion. Bush won. The problem is in the Senate/House. Boy oh Boy are we in trouble. The last thing I have to say on the thread is "GOOD LUCK" I ONLY HOPE GOD IS WITH US "ALL" for we will need it.
I forgot to mention Gord that when you were naming the names of us who Voted for Bush ............. maybe you should find all the other 59 MILLION other americans who thought that the best man won Or better yet write a letter o your local news-paper and tell everybody all 59 MILLION people that they were wrong.
The most in history
The most Votes
Come on man we are not alone here
Jump on the "ban-wagon"
The most in history
The most Votes
Come on man we are not alone here
Jump on the "ban-wagon"
Dale Walkowsk
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I think Marks is right...its a done deal.
Dan and OneCall both have meaningful points.
Bush did win.
He is our prez because little over 25% of the eligible voters thought he was the better choice. Thats 1-3% more than the number of people who didn't want him in. Another 45% of voters didn't think there was much of a difference one way or the other. 1-3% is hardly a slam-dunk. In the real world it was about the closest election ever.
Dan and OneCall both have meaningful points.
Bush did win.
He is our prez because little over 25% of the eligible voters thought he was the better choice. Thats 1-3% more than the number of people who didn't want him in. Another 45% of voters didn't think there was much of a difference one way or the other. 1-3% is hardly a slam-dunk. In the real world it was about the closest election ever.
Henry Bockman
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I personally think the whole thing is sad.. Not only because Bush won either..
Imagine the statistics that some of you have listed, approximatly 45% of eligible voters actually voted?
Many of us (including myself) have volunteered for military service to protect our rights including our right to vote and thats all that could drag their butts to the polls?
I'm not happy that Bush won but I wasn't really that wild about Kerry either. It was a vote of who could do the best job, or cause the least harm to the things I'm concerned about from the two main people running for election.
That's the true tragedy of the whole election...
Are there any politicians out there that truly care about what the people want or just their own personal ambitions?
Another sad issue,, what happened to the kids that were supposed to go out and vote? All the money, time and media coverage to get the hip hop generation out to the polls seemed to be a complete waste of time.
I really do care about this country but it seems that only about 45% of us care enough to do something for it.
Imagine the statistics that some of you have listed, approximatly 45% of eligible voters actually voted?
Many of us (including myself) have volunteered for military service to protect our rights including our right to vote and thats all that could drag their butts to the polls?
I'm not happy that Bush won but I wasn't really that wild about Kerry either. It was a vote of who could do the best job, or cause the least harm to the things I'm concerned about from the two main people running for election.
That's the true tragedy of the whole election...
Are there any politicians out there that truly care about what the people want or just their own personal ambitions?
Another sad issue,, what happened to the kids that were supposed to go out and vote? All the money, time and media coverage to get the hip hop generation out to the polls seemed to be a complete waste of time.
I really do care about this country but it seems that only about 45% of us care enough to do something for it.
Mark
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Closest election ever? I have not hear that one before,
guess it dependswhere you obtain your data.
Here is an e-mail I received this morning.
"Dear Mark,
We had a long night -- and we had a great night. The voters turned out in record numbers and delivered an historic victory.
I want to thank our supporters across this country. At every stop I asked you to make the calls, put up the signs, talk to your neighbors, and get out the vote. And because you did your part, we are celebrating today. Thanks to you, we received more votes than any presidential ticket in history.
America has spoken. And I am humbled by the trust and confidence of my fellow citizens. With that trust comes a duty: I will serve all Americans, so help me God. I am proud to lead such an amazing country -- and I am proud to lead it forward.
Reaching our goals will require the broad support of Americans. A new term is a new opportunity to reach out to the whole nation. We have one country, one Constitution, and one future that binds us all. And when we come together and work together, there is no limit to the greatness of America.
A campaign has ended, and our cause is renewed. The United States of America goes forward with confidence and faith. I can see a new day coming, and I am eager for the work ahead. God bless you all, and God bless America.
George W Bush"
guess it dependswhere you obtain your data.
Here is an e-mail I received this morning.
"Dear Mark,
We had a long night -- and we had a great night. The voters turned out in record numbers and delivered an historic victory.
I want to thank our supporters across this country. At every stop I asked you to make the calls, put up the signs, talk to your neighbors, and get out the vote. And because you did your part, we are celebrating today. Thanks to you, we received more votes than any presidential ticket in history.
America has spoken. And I am humbled by the trust and confidence of my fellow citizens. With that trust comes a duty: I will serve all Americans, so help me God. I am proud to lead such an amazing country -- and I am proud to lead it forward.
Reaching our goals will require the broad support of Americans. A new term is a new opportunity to reach out to the whole nation. We have one country, one Constitution, and one future that binds us all. And when we come together and work together, there is no limit to the greatness of America.
A campaign has ended, and our cause is renewed. The United States of America goes forward with confidence and faith. I can see a new day coming, and I am eager for the work ahead. God bless you all, and God bless America.
George W Bush"
Dale Walkowsk
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Mark
Why not just let the thread die on its own? People have become pretty civil.
Just wondering ...this election wasn't ONE of the closest? It almost went to a tie. How much closer could it get? Enlighten me with your data.
Why not just let the thread die on its own? People have become pretty civil.
Just wondering ...this election wasn't ONE of the closest? It almost went to a tie. How much closer could it get? Enlighten me with your data.
Dale Walkowsk
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Bob Gates said:
You mean......what?? Pretty vague reference Bob lol.
oneness
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Cody said:
Trust me, we won't miss your kind. As far as nepotism, W wouldn't be the one choosing Jeb for President, it would be the voters...that wouldn't be nepotism. If you need help with understanding why, I'd be happy to expound.
It's a bummer "to me" that Karl Rove won it, oops I mean Bush won it, I just hope I'm dead wrong about him. I really really hope so. Unfortunately I doubt it. He's bent on more of the same & now by being reelected he will be reaffirmed in his beliefs he's doing the right thing. I suppose if I were a religious man this is where I'd say "God help us all!
Cody[/QUOTE]
The people have spoken...It wasn't Karl Rove or Dick Cheney or anyone else but Bush who we elected as President. Yes, I believe you're dead wrong about him, but I doubt you or others here like you will ever see that, or admit it if you did.
I suppose if you were a religious man, many of your viewpoints on issues would be drastically different, and you'd very possibly be saying "Praise God" as I did late Tuesday night.
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