TwistedCU
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acerage does not vote, true. That map is still staggering. I think you nailed it there though - the 48% were not in support of Bush. That was Kerry's problem all along, there were few Kerry supporters and many Bush haters voting for him. That type of campaign has never won an election.Special_K said:at acreage does not vote, individual American citizens vote. As much red acreage as you see, 48% of Americans citizens were not in support of Bush.
I don't think anyone is disputing that. He handled himself well and in appropriate time. At least I would not dispute it.Kerry did exactly the right thing NO SOONER and NO LATER. Regardless of who you're for, I'd think that you'd want to declare a winner only when you know the results are conclusive...not claim the other guy might be drawing it out just because your guy appears to be winning before all ballots are appropriately taken into account.
Special_K said:The latter point is the best part about this result. A Kerry victory would have left both sides denying responsibility for whatever came to pass. Bush has little choice now but to accept 100% responsibility.
That's right. As Bush said today, he's got political capital and he's going to spend it.
Special_K said:Not on morals, family, or even religion (as he claims...
Are you sayin' George W. Bush ain't a God fearin' Christian???
(Spoken in the voice from the old pitcher in "Major League" when he asks the slugger: "Are you sayin' Jesus Christ can't hit a curve ball"???) :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: