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still_one Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Oct-09-04 09:23 AM
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I cannot believe things have changed that much
Listening to the spinners last night, you would believe at best it was a tie, and bush somehow redemed himself from the first debate.

The mainstream media would have you believe that the country has changed drasticlly on most of the social issues, and I do NOT believe it.

Last nights debate left no doubt about the differences between the two candidates

We know how they stand on the environment
We know how they stand on stem cell research
We know how they stand on choice
We know how they stand on the Supreme Court
We know how they stand on Iraq
We know how they stand on outsourcing
We know how they stand on healthcare

I know that bush would overturn Roe V Wade, and prevent embroyonic stem cell research

No, Kerry will win, and it will not be by a small margin. At least 5%

On November 3, the media will have egg on its face

Last night most of the undecided vote will go with Kerry

This is our election. DO NOT BE FOOLED BY THE PROPAGANDA from the media shrills

They are desperate, and know that the power they once had is slipping away
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Wright Patman Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Oct-09-04 09:32 AM
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1. I would agree with you except for BBV
He who casts the vote decides nothing. He who counts the votes decides everything.

Now the different between the two parties is that if there were perceived to be a BBV victory handed to Dems, the country would immediately go into a hot civil war with massive unrest orchestrated by the American equivalent of "brownshirts." The result would be overturned; the election annulled.

We have already seen in 2000 how Dems handle it when an election is stolen. Hem and haw for a while, then their candidate makes a conciliatory speech conceding defeat "for the good of the nation."
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porphyrian Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Oct-09-04 09:33 AM
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2. I'm still undecided...
I mean, like, my one friend, like, likes Kerry, so I thought I liked him. But then, like, my other friend, he said Kerry was bad, so then I liked Bush. But, like, I'm just not sure, despite the blatant conclusion that only a fucking moron could still be undecided at this point.
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still_one Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Oct-09-04 09:53 AM
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3. LOL
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