[Mr. Mojo]

Now what? We "reach out" to our "good friends" across the aisle, of course.

Yeah right.

[Polybius]

WE WON! NOW WHAT?

Well, first of all, we have surrounded the jihadis in Fallujah and now we will kill them.

[Nascardude]

WE WON!! Now se just sit back, relax, and watch the Democratic party implode! BWA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!

[gitmo]

I'm glad you posted this. I was sitting here thinking the same thing. Now what?

We have some unfinished business that needs addressing:

• We now know there were WMDs in Iraq. Who stole them? How? Was it because the Democrats delayed the war by a year?
• There are various UN scandals that need attention, particularly the theft of the Oil for Food money. We need criminal investigations.
• That anthrax terrorist(s) is still out there.
• Kerry has never been brought to justice for giving aid and support to the communist Vietnamese.
• We need to push the Bush judicial nominations through the Congressional gauntlet.
• We need to yank the plug on the IRS now. As soon as possible.
• Border Security is still a problem.
• Dan Rather's fraud should be brought to light.
• We need to prosecute anyone that was caught voting illegally and their accomplices.

[GeekDejure]

In the face of four years of constant smear attacks by Democrats and their front groups, labeling President Bush everything but a child of God, he gained support across the board and won big!
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Therefore... who can logically say that God was NOT a factor in Bush's victory?

[Reagan Man]

(Bill Clinton was re-elected with only 49%)

PresBush garnered a majority of the popular vote in 2004. Only four Democrat candidates for POTUS have received ahigher percentage of the popular votes then Bush43 since the inception of the Democratic Party.

2004 - Bush43 - 51.5%

2000 - Gore - 48.38% (lost electoral vote)

1996 - Clinton - 49.23%

1992 - Clinton - 43.01%

1976 - Carter - 50.08%

1964 - Johnson - 61.05%

1960 - Kennedy - 49.72%

1948 - Truman - 49.55%

1944 - Roosevelt - 53.39%

1940 - Roosevelt - 54.74%

1936 - Roosevelt - 60.80%

1932 - Roosevelt - 57.41%

1916 - Wilson - 49.24%

1912 - Wilson - 41.84%

1892 - Cleveland - 46.02%

1888 - Cleveland - 48.62% (lost electoral vote)

1884 - Cleveland - 48.50%

1876 - Tilden - 50.97% (lost electoral vote)

1856 - Buchanan - 45.28%

1852 - Pierce - 50.84%

1844 - Polk - 49.54%

1836 - Van Buren - 50.83%

1832 - Jackson - 54.23%

1828 - Jackson - 55.97%

[TexasNative2000]

WE WON! NOW WHAT?

Let's use up a bunch of bandwidth showing

'this really incredible map of the US showing all the counties that voted for Bush vs all the counties that voted for Kerry!! Have you seen it? It's awesome!!!'

sarcasm off

[GottaLuvAkitas1]

WE WON! NOW WHAT?
I say let's get started on Hillary.

[M Kehoe]

Now what?

I don't know, maybe something like conservative judges whom are constitutional constructionists appointed to SCOTUS. Maybe repeal of the 16th amendment (and maybe the 17th). Maybe sealing our southern border with Mexico. Maybe repeal of the stupid campaign finance reform garbage. Maybe enshrining in gold the 2nd amendment on the foreheads of all the liberals/democRATs/socialists.

I'm not too greedy, but if I can't have any of my wish list so be it. Except, if I don't get any of my requests, I would very much appreciate Fallujah not existing. Thank you.

5.56mm

[Libloather]

NOW WHAT?

1)Some sort of fair, flat tax system.
2)Bonfire partay - to burn the 23 volumes of the Internal Revenue Code enacted by Congress, along with 21 volumes of federal tax regulations written by the Treasury Department (which apparently are necessary to explain the first 23 volumes) along with the 44 volumes of Tax Court decisions and IRS rulings at the Library of Congress...