[Artem55]

Pardon me while I hurl an invective.

WHOOOOOOOOOPEEEEEE!

[shield]

DORK DID THEN HE DIDN'T DORK DID THEN HE DIDN'T DORK DID...MR FLIP FLOPPER IS RIDING AGAIN!!!

[clamper1797]

Thank God .... a 4 year reprieve ... now lets NOT waste it.

[scouse]

Kerry may have conceded, but I am waiting for Trayza to concede, then I'll believe it's all over and done with.

[Conspiracy Guy]

Loser Speaks Blues

The Botox didn't help enough.
George Bush was made of stronger stuff.
I never really took the lead.
George Bush is who the people need.
Windsurfing didn't help a bit.
George Bush has always been a hit.
I flipped and flopped to no avail.
George Bush should throw my butt in jail.
I leave you now to fade away.
George Bush has clearly won today.

John Kerry 11/3/2004 as told by Conspiracy Guy

[kidkosmic1]

But will he call to take his concession back?

"I actually conceded before I decided not to."

[cashion]

Now all he needs to do is apologize to all veterans, apologize to the United States, and resign as Senator from Mass..

[tapatio]

YES!!!

What a great day!

[Lando Lincoln]

Sensible democratic elder (I can't name a name):
"Senator Kerry, it's bad for the party and bad for the country to drag this out."

Could this have happened? Who would that elder be?

Lando

[socal_parrot]

Thanks for calling Senator!

[Salem]

AP: Kerry Calls Bush to Concede
Wednesday, November 03, 2004
By Liza Porteus




Sen. John Kerry (search) has called President Bush (search) to concede the 2004 race for the White House, The Associated Press has reported.

News of the phone call came at 11:10 a.m. EDT Wednesday. Earlier in the morning, the Bush campaign declared victory, despite claims by Kerry's campaign that the fight is not yet over in Ohio.

"I want to thank all of you for staying up so late with us, and good morning," White House Chief of Staff Andy Card told haggard supporters at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, speaking at 5:45 a.m. EST. "We are convinced that President Bush has won re-election with at least 286 Electoral College votes."

Although Iowa, Nevada and New Mexico had not yet made their results officials, Card said the GOP camp was counting those states in its column. Card also declared victory in Ohio, despite claims by Kerry's campaign that the fight is not yet over in The Buckeye State.

"This all adds up to a convincing victory," Card said. "President Bush decided to give Senator Kerry the respect of more time to reflect on the results of this election."


http://ww.foxnews.com/

[ThomasMore]

FOUR MORE YEARS!!!!!

[Boat Rocker]

Does this mean CNN will finally color OHIO red?

[pau1f0rd]

John Who?

[chimera]

Okay, well, he did the right thing. Let's have our moment and then be done with it (assuming that this is really, really, finally the end).

Remember, now comes the hard part. We've got to get something done. We have about an 18-20 month window, realistically speaking, to push some initiatives. And let's not forget that these people won't go away. They'll still be a lot of opposition to Bush in Congress, particularly in the Senate on judicial nominations. One thing 'Rats don't do is quit. They'll keep on fighting, just as we should. Let's save our strength and seize the initiative while we have some momentum.

[OESY]

USA! USA! USA!

[OESY]

USA! USA! USA!

[Nachum]

What a relief. Now Teresa does not have to reveal her tax returns.

[Walkingfeather]

Yeah but CBS and CNN still refuse to

[AQGeiger]

What a wonderful day for America. Every once in a while, the good guy actually wins.