Let us now contemplate the unthinkable.

me | 10-1-04 | Tet68

[Dog Gone]

The RNC should know the problem precincts. And they should station poll watchers and election judges in them. It would be a good use of money.

The Democrat thugs can't prevent us from being there even if everyone in the precinct is a Democrat thug.

[Zebra]

I have said it many times before: this election will be a landslide victory for President Bush. The debates changed nothing, except perhaps to energize a getting-too-complacent conservative crowd.

Follow the electronic markets (i.e., where the money hits the road). There, it is a laugher. Bush > 52% is the smart money.

If you want to contemplate something unthinkable, contemplate this: the Hildebeast in 2008.

[judywillow]

Kerry winning this election and being allowed to assume the office would amount to the same thing as simply handing the keys to the assylum over to the lunatics. I would hope that the military would have some plan for preventing such a thing happening. I mean, at that point, the little 200-year experiment in democracy would have basically failed one way or another, and there would be nothing really to lose.

[tet68]

That's not the way our country works, but things could get ugly after the first year or two.
I personally believe we are on the right track, and are just now beginning to make inroads against the liberalization of our nation begun over 50 years ago.

Go Bush!

[Route66]

I tried to get into this, but finally decided I just can't go there in my mind right now. I thought it was bad having to contemplate the Clinton wins prior to those elections and the possibility of a Gore win in 2000, but that was all pre-9/11. It is much worse now and I think I'll just throw more of my time to the campaign and only put myself through this mental agony should it actually become a reality.

I don't think there is any way to prepare for a Kerry presidency, mentally or otherwise, and no way to predict the consequences of such a tragedy. I've simply decided we can't sit back and let it happen.

Give all you have to re-elect George W. Bush. The way to win is to work. There will be plenty of time to weep and speculate should we fail.

[tet68]

By all means do what ever you can do to get out the vote,
don't be afraid of mussing those liberals hair, get their
noses out of joint, get in their face, and feed them the
truth whether they want it or not.

Talk to your family, talk to your neighbors and co-workers,
you'll be surprised at how many are conservative, and too
how many democrats are worn out by the antics of their so
called leadership.

We have a long way to go till november, it's only a month
away but each day we must not faulter we must not fail,
to do so would bring us that unthinkable future.

[11Bush]

Any one want to bet that our military wouldn't step in and correct a fraudulent election?

If that ever became necessary, all would be lost no matter which side won/lost.

[AngrySpud]

You're right, and they all seem to have gone "wobbly".

[Scenic Sounds]

LOL. What do you want to debate about?

[tet68]

I'm a raging liberal... anybody want to find out why?

Not particularly.

[meatloaf]

It could be far worse. If we withdraw from Iraq it's not impossible that both Iraq followed by Saudi Arabia become fundamentalist countries ruled by clerics. How long before they have a nuke? It's guaranteed. Without doubt they can cripple western civilization by forcing oil prices to levels that make $50/barrel look cheap.

[sport]

Can you fly a jet fighter?

[okokie]

It will mean THE END of a free America

[sport]

I'm a raging liberal... anybody want to find out why?

Not really. Sounds like a personal problem to me.

[sport]

so hopefully I can provide some alternative insight.



55 posted on 10/01/2004 7:14:07 PM PDT by MNdemocrat

Bullcrap.

[swilhelm73]

Oh, its worse then that.

*When* Kerry flees Iraq, it could well bring down the government of Pakistan. You know, the country with an Islamist population AND nuclear weapons.

[omniscient]

A Kerry victory will be a catastrophe with an impact EXCEEDING that of 9/11. By electing a delusional, vain, cowardly fool as its leader, the US will in effect be surrendering to its enemies, who are salivating at the thought of this nincompoop as their "opposition." 2/04 will mark the beginning of the end of America's role as the world's only democratic superpower, as Kerry commences wholesale dismantling of the military, in order to finance the construction of his socialist utopia. A month from now, the American dream could be irretrievably lost. In any case, a Bush victory will simply mean a 4-year reprieve has been granted the American people, half of whom will blissfully go on with their lives, ignoring the Islamofascist threat that grows around them.

[Scenic Sounds]

The issues.

There are no "issues." There is only true and false.

I don't even know where to start.

Always start at the beginning.

You can start wherever you want.

I am nearly finished already.

I will maintain an open mind and I promise to at least try to understand your point of view, as long as you do the same. I realize that many of you have been preached the Republican propaganda your entire lives, so hopefully I can provide some alternative insight.

I understand your point of view. My mind is always wide open.

So, what is there left to debate?