Reply #43: does disagreeing with you = disloyalty to dems? I think not [View All]

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

you didn't answer the question.

Its not "eating your own" to disagree with one politician

Its about getting the best advice.

Which advice is better - concede and don't count the votes
or fight to count the votes.

Which advice is better - do nothing, or push election reform
legislation to the forefront.

Who has given the best advice so far?

To say that we/I would be "eating our own" for disagreeing with
what you say is Senator Kerry's advice - is alot like saying that
"opposition to the war is unpatriotic."

I can disagree with Kerry, I can be angry with Kerry, but that isn't
the same as "eating your own".

I disagree that preferring to having 2004 election recounted,
rather than a quick concession - is being disloyal to the democratic party.

I would have considered a recount to be a defense of the democratic party.

That - is hardly eating your own.