If not litigation, dogsdad, a lot of whining for sure. Count on the Libs trying to spin this loss every which way but loose. As an example, I just heard wonder boy Osama Bama saying that had Kerry reacted quicker to the Swift Boat vets, tonight might have been a different story. <br /><br />I guess there is no possibility that the merit of their story had an effect, regardless of how Kerry might have reacted and denied.Originally posted by dogsdad:<br /> Now we get to watch six weeks of litigation and BS on the nightly news.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />-dd-<br />
<br /><br />Just kidding there buddy!<br /><br />And I hope you are wrong. I personally would not have wanted the repub party to do the lawyer thing if it was the other way around, and I do hope that both sides of the isle can be more civil now. But it is also a mandate for BOTH sides to take a more serious look at the conservative moral values that many in this country hold dear. We can be open and inclusive, but don't lock us out in the process.
I find that totally laughable, Woodrat. Kerry tells Bush he has to "heal" the wounds and close the divide that he and his fellow Democrates have created.<br /><br />America has spoken. Bush won in Ohio by a bigger margin than John Kennedy won the entire nation. He was the first President to get over 51% of the popular vote since 1988. The last Democratic President to do so was Jimmy Carter.<br /><br />And as I suspected, the Dems are out there doing their best to minimize the impact of this election.
<br /><br />I'm glad it's over too..
There there.It will be ok. You still can make a political football out of US foriegn affairs until 2008.<br />Here's a tissue made from from old Florida punch cards from 2000....Now dry your eyes and blow.<br />Now, just to ease your pain, I fully intend to give attournies a rough road, just not while they are playing "Commander in Chief".
