Silly Silly Voters ...

[eyeswideopened]

Silly Silly Voters

We stole the White House in 2000
We and even got the Supreme Court to rubber stamp it.
We are all powerful.
We control this country and
We control other countries too
We controlled your last election and
We will control this election as well, beginning with the primaries
What made you think it would be any different

We will pick the democratic candidate that we want to have star in our next picture show.

So Sit Back, Relax and enjoy the Show

Sincerely,

Your Current Administration


PS. (This is a joke, I hope you know)

[jpgray]

1. Your user name is appropriate. Good night :-)

But I do think any of the four major candidates are worth voting for over Bush. If "they" pick Clark, Dean, Edwards or Kerry, we'll give them one hell of a fight.

edit2: And I don't think the administration is choosing Kerry.

[oasis]

2. I hope you know you need to change the title and use lower case.

[rpf113]

3. Are you suggesting...

The administration is chooosing Kerry?

[eyeswideopened]

4. Let's just say they are steering this ship right now

[bigtree]

5. So you mean,

when they were cheering for Dean . . .they were really secretly cheering for Kerry?


http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2004/01/24/bush_team_shifts_to_campaign_mode/

Bush team shifts to campaign mode
By Mary Leonard, Globe Staff, 1/24/2004


Representative Deborah Pryce, an Ohio Republican who chairs the House GOP Conference, said the Bush campaign has had to adjust to the prospect of an opponent other than Dean. "Every Republican wanted the nominee to be Howard Dean. We saw so much weakness," Pryce said. "But was ready to pivot on a dime."

Thomas A. Rath, a political activist in New Hampshire with close ties to Bush, said Kerry's lengthy record in the Senate of taking liberal positions, which include raising taxes, supporting large federal programs, and opposing capital punishment and gun rights, would be a target for the Bush reelection campaign.