Oh yes! Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yesssssssss!
Posted on 12/09/2004 2:26:04 PM PST by So Cal Rocket
National Party is the least beholden to the rank and file.
They raised hundreds of millions and got beat by a little old campaign that cost less than 5 million and was all individual donations, almost. The SBVT campaign is what I mean. As Savage said, they fired a torpedo early and disabled Kerry's rudder. He never got it fixed.
Democrats. Still delusional after all these years.
NOT a problem. :)
LOL!!!!!!!!!http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x1058822
Oh yeah, this is going to be a fun year.
;-)
Oh yes! Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yesssssssss!
Eating their own. I love it.
Your telling me. This is getting better then the LOTR trilogy, I'm awaiting each new installment with baited breath. Somebody pass the popcorn!
"They stole the election."
"No we sold out."
"No actually we were sold out."
"No. Really it's all of those."
I'd have to be medicated to live with that!
Grass-roots contributors my behind. We all know that the Dems get their money from their special-interest groups.
Election 2004: The Gift That Just Keeps on Giving!
How old is Jimmy Carter, and is he ever gonna meet his maker? The same thing goes for Castro.
It's mind-boggling.
WTH - what is World Savings doing contributing to MoveOn????
I need to do that too. Sometimes I post outrageously leftist things on here and omit the sarcasm tag, knowing I'm going to get flamed, but just wanting to stir things up. I bet I could get away with it over there. Even be celebrated.
lol
they dont need corporate donations but the top four are corporations and one corporate entity
The leftist rats have been the gift that keeps on giving since before the 2002 elections. They were a little scary up until the gore-bot finally conceded and promptly went stark raving mad.
Thank God we're starting to roll this crap back. And remember, when the momentum really gets going our way it may not take so long for the left to crumble and allow us to fix things.
All we need is a good candidate for 2004. I think Norm Coleman is positioning himself for a run, and I'm not so sure I wouldn't support him. Discuss.
LOL!
Gore really did lose his marbles after he lost.
The screaming hysterics from him are amusing, and a little terrifying at the same time.
If he'd been elected through some insane misfortune, our nation would have ceased to exist as we know it.
And looking at his current behavior, I am exceedingly thankful that he was not elected.
Not sure who would be a good candidate in '08.
A lot can happen between then and now.
Probably the view on that will be clearer in two years.
(Maybe one year? I dunno, I'm not quite savvy about politics an dwho'd be a good candidate!)
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