Election defeat has some in a blue funk (TEXAS)

Star-Telegram ^ | Nov. 06, 2004 | Jan Jarvis

[finallyatexan]

Grapevine is a town!!!It's about 6 miles from where I live - Hannity had one of his tours at the Gaylord which is in Grapevine, Texas. These people really need to get a life.

[NetSurfer]

Here are some tips on coping after the election: Give yourself time. Be patient. What you're going through now is similar to the mourning process.

What a stinking pile of crap.

[bboop]

I am so sorry. Life can be SO TOUGH -- what? when your guy loses? These people have no understanding of the reality of life if they think THAT is a problem. WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA. Let's talk to some people in the Sudan ... or Ruwanda ... or Beslan. Of all the whining, sniveling...

[Dawgreg]

Hmmm.......kinda like I felt both times Bubba was elected but I didn't wear it on my sleeve. I went on with my life and these idiots should too. Good grief! Whassa matter with these people?

[MichelleWSC]

"McAuliffe said we'd win for sure...that John Kerry's the cure And almost every night I watched Fahrenheit
I think the world's gone insane"


---Anybody who would watch that movie every night is insane and needs to be on medication!! Go get some Prozac or STFU!!

[deport]

A Grapevine Hairstylist

[LiberalBassTurds]

They have no coping skills. Their success depends on what someone else does-not on what THEY do. How sick is that???

Very sick isn't it GW and Twins Pawpaw. Each day of their whining reminds me that it's good that the grown-ups are still in charge.

BTW: I sent your gif to my daughter today. I think it's a HOOT!!!:-)

Hehe thank you very much! Hope she likes it too. :^)

All the best!

[ken5050]

The UT longhorns football team is making a lot of folks cry also..

[Fiddlstix]

[KosmicKitty]

I've got a cure

A good swift kick to the rump and a "get over it"

Geez, what a bunch of whiners. Could you imagine having them lead the country for 4 years?? agh, makes me sick just thinking about it.

[Clintonfatigued]

This is often the symptoms of one's own party and ideology being rejected by the majority. And it's nothing new. In 1932, a die-hard Republican in Maine reacted to the FDR/Democrat landslide by committing suicide (true story, folks, I read it in a microfiche of "Time Magazine" at a university).

If anyone has any liberal friends who are in dispair over this election, counsel them to start a meeting of liberal "minds" (for lack of a better term) for a round of group therapy. And end the group therapy with a thinking of different agenda for public policy.

[BradyLS]

Cahnneling Ann Richards:

"Pooor Democrats! They can' hep'it! The were boorn without a clue in their hedz! Neeee-hee-hee-hee-heee!"

In other words: BLUE-ZERS!!!

[Texas_Jarhead]

I was surprised, and a bit worried, at how close the election was in Harris country (Houston area) when looking at State election results by county. I would have thought Bush would have a better margin.

[avenir]

"Your pathetic whining amuses me."

[Ronin]

Nope!

[Leofl]

Does anyone else here really not give a damn whether these whiners are depressed? We suffered through 8 years of Klintoon and his BS.

Get over it!!! your guy lost, ours won

Bite ME!

[sweetliberty]

"plenty of folks who pinned their hopes on John Kerry are singing the blues."

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[doug from upland]

MOCK THEM IN SONG HERE

[Graybeard58]

"The victors always feel differently than the vanquished,"

You reckon?

[Paulus Invictus]

After listening to the RAT tripe, lies and kerryite obfuscations for months, my heart is filled with great compassion and love for all of them and can hardly restrain myself from hugging every RAT I meet. Fortunately, there are few RATs around here and I'll forego the hugs for, let's say, about 100 years. I may relent after that.