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[funplanet]

Oh, the pity I feel for this one... my God, what a bunch of friggin' whiners.....what are they gonna blame on Bush next?



http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=44909

[Wangja]

Yeah, although no fan of Bush, I agree that that seems a little off the wall.

[wannago]

Hmmm....I wonder how many people Clinton killed? Although I'm no fan of liberals, at least most of them aren't like this, thank god.

[desultude]

Someone who gets quite so worked up over politics has other emotional issues besides the president.

That being said, sometimes I worry about how stressed my sister gets about the whole Bush thing, and how stressed a right wing friend of mine gets about "liberals". (I should say ex-friend, as he saw fit, after decades of friendship, to sever ties because of my political beliefs! Even though I endured his far right wing diatribes for years.)

The U.S. is so divided right now, and friends and siblings are at swords points over politics. It is really sad and difficult. I am so glad I am here!

[PaperTiger]

If this idiotic issue is serious enough to get this guy's panties in a tangle he should of got off his lazy keister and done something more than kill himself. Of course the election was stolen, electronically instead of on paper...if you care enough to complain about it then presumably you indulge in enough hope that Bush will be caught one day and exposed for the blue-blooded parasite that he is.

What a wang. Are they filing a civil suit against Bush?

[funplanet]

ah, the stolen election....got any proof???

[eamo]

There is no proof, dude...Bush's learning curve isn't completely flat! They made sure there is no paper trail this time...however there is a great deal of speculation over the means by which Bush won this election. Michael Moore indicated that many of the machines were programmed to use Bush as default vote in the event that there was a problem...funny thing is, there seemed to be a problem for many people who were NOT voting for Bush. In fact, even when they had selected another candidate, the computer would automatically change their vote back to Bush and would'nt allow them to change it. Maybe when I'm feeling less lethargic I'll find the quotes from the news story.

[wannago]

[Ya-ta Boy]

Back in the good old days of Watergate I was at a friends' home for dinner. John's parents were there, too. After dinner we were all sitting at the table struggling to make conversation. (This was in the days when people with hair down to here didn't get along all that well with people with butches.) Someone brought up something about Watergate and I innocently said, "I think its time to start thinking about impeaching Nixon." And John's dad went ballistic. Pretty much killed the evening. A couple of years later John's dad died of a heart attack. Some people are just built that way.