post party letdown
seems to me that the incentive to get the republican vote out was for the sole purpose of gay bashing and against unions of same sex couples. why should people go out in droves to deny other americans the right to health care, death benefits and the other comforts of home with a loved one.
in 4 years we can try to recoup whatever civil liberties are left to scrounge up. or perhaps during the next bushadministration (warmongering part 2) we can mobilize to get even more civil liberties solidified and provide courses and attend rallies to remind people NOT to give up their rights as citizens of this country and the world.
at present, i do not feel terribly welcome in the midwest states that voted for bush and against same sex unions. perhaps there is a way to reverse the affect by joining together on issues we can agree on; stopping the war, driving down oil prices (I for one would stop driving today if that would end the war!), improving education, funding cures for cancer, aids and just supporting the arts! it is overwhelming, but if we find commonalities throughout the country, maybe the madness will stop. til then, we have another four years. let's hope they're not all dark daze!
posted by Anonymous @ 10:34 AM
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How do you explain the turnout in the other forty or so states with no gay amendments on the ballot? Or how do you explain Oregon, which went for Bush but against gay marriage? I take it reality is a difficult concept, isn't it pothead?
Oh, and you're not welcome in midwestern states. Keep your socialist ass in California. You don't speak for us, nor do you speak for the majority of America. The most people ever turned up to vote Tuesday, and the silent majority bitch-slapped you punks. Either get a clue, or expect more and more "post party letdowns."
Oregon didn't go to Bush. It went to Kerry. Accuracy is a hard concept, isn't it?
Hey jackass - Oregon went to KERRY. At least that's what your beloved Fox News said...
These comments are all the same, I left this on another one too:
I love how this post is about unity and here everyone is bitching at eachother. Oh poor me, no one shares my views, give it a rest. So you (librals) think the war is wrong, while I (could care less what you call me) think that killing babies is wrong. Oh the hell is anyone to say whos right. I live in MN which voted Kerry and now for the next 4 years all I get to do is listen to bitching. That is worse then anything the Presidant will do, a bunch of whinny bastards that think their way is the best way. I don't know that I was right in voting Bush, hell I don't even like the guy that much, but he was better then Kerry in my opinion. I am entitled to that right, my own opinion? So maybe you should go and bitch at the parties and tell them to find people to run that we actually want in office, not some douche bag that is the 'I guess I'd rather have him' guy. I don't think this should be about the liberals uniting together or the conservatives uniting together, it should be about all of us uniting. You can't change things over night so why does everyone keep pushing for the extreames? Lets me in the middle some where and go from there.
Yeah how about that? Oregon voted for Kerry but against gay marriage. That means there's a whole bunch of homophobic Democrats, doesn't it? You people need to get your own Democratic house in order before it falls in on itself.
Minorities and the elderly, traditional Democrat voters, came out and shot down the gay agenda. You Democrats need to get it figured out regarding which special interest you're going to pander to.
No one yet has explained why Oregon went to Kerry but against gay marriage. Anyone?
You asswipes are too liberal even for your own party.
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