On 05 Nov 2008 22:11:02 GMT, "Lisa BB."
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In article , Chris wrote:

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Now we have hope that our new President, governing
from the center, will nominate centrist Justices who
don't cynically interpret the Constitution for the
benefit of religious fanatics, corporate thieves
and anti-environmental hatchetmen.

I think you have been drinking the MoveOn kool-aid too much.
Obama is the most socialist senator in the Congress and his
policies have reflected such. If you're happy that's great but I
will be even happier when you share your wealth with me because
I certainly will need it when there are no more jobs to go
around and energy costs skyrocket. Let us know if you're still
happy in two years.

Promised, I will. Until then, how about you start using your own
brains?
Try it, thinking on your own is a wonderful feeling, better than
sex.

Never have understood why people on both sides get so upset with
the other that they just can't abide by the fact that maybe the
other dude came to the decision on their own. This is a bipartisan
indication of the effects of cognitive dissonance.

When Bush43 got elected the first time I thought the world had come
to an end but *my life* carried on in a normal fashion. That doesn't
excuse all the pointless carnage in Iraq but the point is; McCain
supporters will probably come to the same conclusion on their own
eventually.

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You are absolutely right, we survived Carter, we survived Clintoon,
and we will survive Obamarx too. I promise to give him the same
respect and support that you Dumbcraps have given Bush for the last
eight years.

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Respectfully, I'm a registered republican.

Olddor.




The way republicans like to name call by misspelling names is so
disgusting. That name calling is the stuff little children do.

We all saw the hate coming from the McCain campaign. In the end, McCain
gave a great speech. Where was that during the campaign? When he selected
his VP, I lost a lot of respect for McCain. As his negative slings and
arrows shot out, I lost nearly all respect for him. His campaign was
extremely divisive. Toward the end, the republicans looked silly
scratching and clawing at anything. They saw the writing on the wall.

The people have spoken.
Yes we can and did!

I think McCain got caught up in the campaingn and forgot who he was
towrads the end. I'm expecting him to be back to his old, lovable,
sincere, straight talk, self shortly. I don't think he's evil or bad.
I just disagree with some of his ideas about how to do things. I have
a feeling that he an Obama are going to get along just fine.