Thank God!

Nov 03, 2004 151 Replies

Reason and sanity have prevailed.


Go on...give us a clue then...!!!

Mark

Funny....if you look at all the political postings...

Those who supported Mr. Bush, usually post using their real names, and email addresses (or with addresses that can be easily ascertained.)

Those who supported Mr. Kerry, tend to post under aliases, and anonymity...

With a fellow of your obvious intellect, no clue would be plain enough.

I always wondered about this as well.

I mean, if these people believe soo passionatly in their cause, then why hide their true identities ?

But then Bush won, so it is of no matter for them anymore :)

First Australia, now the US, next the UK. The Anglosphere rocks!

While it was quite close, it doesn't look that way.

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Couldn't have said it better, Al.

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Very similar to the oh-so-true observation:

If you ask a Liberal, if he is liberal, the response is usually along the lines of: "What do you mean? Don't you know that such labels are meaningless these days?!"

When you ask a Conservative if he is conservative, we respond: "Hell YES - and damn PROUD of it!!"

:o)

"Anglosphere"?

Where did you come up with that? I *like* it!! (Best part about it....you *know* the Libs would have a hissy-fit everytime such a term is muttered...lol)

Close? Not even - Bush won by almost 3.7 million popular votes, the highest number of votes won by a presidential candidate in American history.

According to the Democrats (sic), since 2000 that's all that counts, remember? ;)

I'm addicted to political blogs. It's a common term there.

Indeed. Heh. :)

snipped-for-privacy@swbell.net (Al Superczynski) wrote in :

It should be all that counts. For a nation that's supposed to be the pinnacle of democracy, your voting system sucks.

The United States of America is *not* a democracy, it's a representative republic. And our voting system works exactly as the Founding Fathers intended it to.

But we are NOT a democracy, we ARE a representative republic, big difference.

We are, indeed, the pinnacle of democracy, Harro; thank you for mentioning it. I would assume by the wording of your comment that you are not an American citizen. If this is so, our system of voting has no bearing on you since you are not permitted to be a part of it. I'm not a citizen of your country and I have no concerns about its method of choosing its leaders. Why, then, would our voting process be of concern to you?

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Hu-ah!

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