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Not kidding.
The Stranger's refusal to cover alternative party campaigns in this election has been shameful.
Will you keep singing Obama's praises as our drones come home to roost and austerity measures are ramped up?
Will it still be all the Republicans fault?
http://vote.wa.gov/results/current/Refer…
I don't know if I'm revisionist remembering, but I recall loving McCain's speech. I think he mentioned the civil rights struggle and the profound triumph of electing a black man to the highest office. I remember thinking it inspirational and being glad that he wasn't so eloquent through the course of his campaign. Mitt was gracious, but utterly forgettable. In my humblest humble, of course.
Seems like a shitty way to throw a party, but I'm just bitter cause I was outside looking in.
*crossing fingers and toes for R74 to hold up*
(sorry, been holding that one in for a while)
Keeping my fingers crossed that R-74 numbers hold.
Laughing my ass off at Donald Trump and Karl Rove's respective meltdowns. Almost considered watching Faux News for a while, just to see them cry, but didn't want to harsh my buz.
Peace, and marriage for all.
*Sigh*...the country I fought for in Vietnam is now gone. Producers and achievers are going to have to subsidize takers through redistribution.
This is Cloward-Piven in practice, as Glenn Beck warned. This once great nation will soon collapse under the weight of socialism, pot smoking, homosexuality, and Sharia Law. And anyone who raises their voice in opposition will be packed off to a concentration camp somewhere.
My guns are safe. Obama won't get mine, but I fear other patriots are despairing and will just willingly give them up when the ATF comes pounding on their doors.
@13 Don't worry, he'll be back to annoying us as Seattlebleargh soon enough.
@17 Good riddance to your right-wing bigoted country. And all of us at the Liberal Gun Club Forum are happy enough (except for the next hysterical ammo shortage and bid-up of the price of AKs). Notice that the Democrats have never actually tried to take away your guns? Try reality, it's GREAAAAT!
Whew! I can mothball my paranoia about touch-screen voting machines for another four years.
I regret that I didn't stay on Fox long enough to see Rove's meltdown, but there are video clips floating around that I'll savor later on.
Will the Repugs change? Try to reach out to minority voters? Try to tamp down their religious fanatics? We'll see.
By the way, that "country" you were fighting for back then that you want back? The lower tax rates were about 5% to 10% higher then, and the higher tax brackets were taxed between 77% and 91%, as opposed to the current rate of 35%. Today's tax rates are "redistribution?" God you are stupid and ignorant. Taxes are currently the lowest that have ever been.
Also, racism and misogyny was written into the laws, and people were getting thrown in jail for decades for possession of marijuana. Peaceful protesters were shot down on the street and universities.
So you want the country to have much higher tax rates, medieval/draconian drug laws, more racism/sexism, and more violence on the streets?
I thank you for your service (if you are telling the truth, I would imagine you are not), but the country you were fighting for is this one. Right now. Times change.
~Barbara Manley