Think of all of the money they spent, and all of the "free time" these so-called stars, gave to the dnc and yet the percentage of 18-24 voters remained identical to the 2000 election.
Do you think they learned anything positive out of their failed attempts to steal the election. It should be obvious by now that honesty is the best policy. Of course it helps if you're not brain dead, I suppose.
Another whiney voice. We WON, you klutz.
Beautiful analysis! One of her best....
I think this one is just right. Bush sounded almost embarrassed to talk about moral issues, and yet they were his strongest selling point. His weakest, ironically, was the war in Iraq. But we kept hearing about that, and not just from its detractors.
I never thought I'd say this, but I disagree with Anne. The election was as close as it was not because of Karl Rove, but because half the country would prefer to be lied to and believe ridiculous fantasies than look after their own survival. Kerry being a lying degenerate never made a difference to this half of the people and moral values didn't either. It was the left's strategy of motivating turnout and the rights disgust with the morally bankrupt left that galvanized the largest vote for a president in history.
While ecstatic about Bush's victory, I'm at once depresed that Kerry could register near so many votes, but at the next moment amazed by the fact that after 4 straight years of hatred and lies from the Dems and the Old Media, and their unprecedented informational and voter fraud, Bush could do so well. I wouldn't blame Rove so much for Bush trying to moderate his positions (although he can't gain nearly the ground a leftist like Kerry can by appealing to the middle with lies, and keeping his base despite them) as much as for not blasting the Dems on their deception of the public at every turn on every issue.
Bump for Ann!!!
Today is a great day. The only sobering thought is that it was so close. I was hoping it would be over by ten PM last night. Regardless, the President garnered a huge popular vote victory. Kerry has been defeated despite a near constant four-year onslaught of the MSM, the Hollywood elite, the academic elite, the world 'intelligentsia', and popular culture figures. It's a great victory and it seems churlish of Ann to denigrate it in any way.
this afternoon there was a democratic strategist, a young guy whose name i did not catch as i was getting in a few winks, and he said that the dems lost because they did not have a valid candidate or a valid vision for america. strong stuff from a paid consultant....ooops, probably no longer paid...
I agree with Ann Bush and the GOP could have had a bigger victory and put the election away if they had run on popular issues like banning gay marriage instead of touting "civil unions." Can you say "DUH?" Hope the President and the party are listening.
Hope the GOP is listening . . .
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YOUR CHOICE OF
(3D FLIP-FLOP ANIM OF GUMBY AND KERRY)
(3D RED FACE ANIM OF GUMBY AND KERRY)
FLIP-FLOPPER - PAINT BALLED - RED FACED
She was to paint-ball his ass the bright orange that would make him the king of all his Swift Boat followers ... or should it be the "bad'est red-ass" of them all ??
She could not tell, from his flip-flops, the difference from his face and his ... democrapic donky!
What an ass !
This is such brutal truth telling that it makes you realize how false and corrupt are the media with their faux objectivity, with their phony balancing of views and so on. Sorry, but when it comes to the massive organized effort to steal an election by the RATS, there is no balancing the views.
Excellent as always Ann. She's right of course. W wants us to think that he is a Texan, but he keeps back-sliding back to his Kennebunkport roots. He knows that southerners have a different moral code than his Father, but for some reason he keeps trying to interject Yankee humanism into OUR Republican Platform.
I'm still not sure what Rove's roll is in all of this, but W should certainly think about what this mandate really means. He should use it to his utmost advantage...ie...pack the courts.
Ann makes a good point about Karl Rove and the Marriage Amendments. A little known fact is that when Bill Clinton ran for president in 1996 he ran commercials on christian radio stations bragging about the fact that he signed the Defense of Marriage Act.
Right again Ann, your article won't buy you love from Bush's inner circle, but might win us 2006/2008 and maybe someday revive California from the dead.
