Bush wins

**dwightfry** · 11-03-2004, 02:22 PM

And to top it off, Bush is more powerful in the next 4 years than the previous. 3 more Ruplicans in the senate.

**Rat Faced** · 11-03-2004, 02:58 PM

Originally Posted by Dr Wily

Bush is also winning in New Mexico by 10,000 votes with 103% of the precincts reporting and the networks have yet to concede a Bush victory. They are embarrassing themselves.

It seems there are many who do not want to come to grips with reality and are holding on to whatever fleeting hope they have left. Sad, but entertaining.

103% of the precincts reporting huh?

And that doesnt sound a little strange to you... considering all of them = 100%

**uNz[i]** · 11-03-2004, 03:07 PM

Yes, indeed it does. Obviously, the election was rigged from the start.

Impeach Bush!

**Busyman** · 11-03-2004, 03:07 PM

MCVIV

I'm actually exhausted. I was at 1300 Pennsylvania Av (Ronald Reagan Building) yesterday till 11p hooking up lines for reporters.

I've never seen so many news outlets in my life and so many reporters annoying the shit out of me.

**vidcc** · 11-03-2004, 03:17 PM

Well the closeness of the race again shows no mandate which i find sad. If Bush wins i would rather it is by a large amount and not this close race.
I would like to see the electoral college vote sysytem removed for presidential elections.... it's out of date and the reasons for it's creation are pretty much gone. This would have ment Bush would have lost in 2000 but won in 2004, if it stays as is. The president should be the one most Americans vote for.

It will be interesting to see if we get any terrorist attacks and how it's excused.
It will be interesting to see if our health insurance goes down because of tort reform. (manny doesn't believe that some companies don't provide health insurance)
It will be interesting to see if the defecit is reduced or gets worse.........
I wonder if we will be allowed to import prescription drugs to reduce our own costs this term? or will the FDA be cracking down on the states that have started it?

He can't blame the previous incumbant this time if he fails.

Personally i don't envisage anything improving.

Manny is showing he has a lot of growing up to do by the "libs cry here" comment

**Filliz** · 11-03-2004, 03:31 PM

I wonder,how can it be that even dead people are still registered voters on the list?
Even Mary Poppins was spotted as one of the registered voters

**Busyman** · 11-03-2004, 03:38 PM

Originally Posted by vidcc

Well the closeness of the race again shows no mandate which i find sad. If Bush wins i would rather it is by a large amount and not this close race.
I would like to see the electoral college vote sysytem removed for presidential elections.... it's out of date and the reasons for it's creation are pretty much gone. This would have ment Bush would have lost in 2000 but won in 2004, if it stays as is. The president should be the one most Americans vote for.

It will be interesting to see if we get any terrorist attacks and how it's excused.
It will be interesting to see if our health insurance goes down because of tort reform. (manny doesn't believe that some companies don't provide health insurance)
It will be interesting to see if the defecit is reduced or gets worse.........
I wonder if we will be allowed to import prescription drugs to reduce our own costs this term? or will the FDA be cracking down on the states that have started it?

He can't blame the previous incumbant this time if he fails.

Personally i don't envisage anything improving.

Manny is showing he has a lot of growing up to do by the "libs cry here" comment

I don't mind the manny comment. I think people that do are actually the one's crying.

I pretty much agree with you on everything else.

I'm somewhat surprised by the election results but then again MCVIV.

Some thing of note: The voter machines do screw up. I witnessed it first hand and by the way some were talking at the RNC get together last night, people still believe Al Qaeda and Saddam were in bed together.