[dmzTahoe]

>i>"Any person who doesn't vote for Bush is giving tacit support to Kerry or Dean, etc. The person is the White House wields enormous power. Who do you want to have that power? Is there any choice???"

Supporting Bush is a slow and painful death. Supporting Kerry or Dean is a much quicker path to the bottom, where then enough people will be fed up and react as they should.

You want the quickest way to recovery? Let Shrillary win...then we will see the inevitable revolution occur swift and furious, and we will rebound with a better society.

[Owen]

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>i>"Any person who doesn't vote for Bush is giving tacit support to Kerry or Dean, etc. The person is the White House wields enormous power. Who do you want to have that power? Is there any choice???"
Supporting Bush is a slow and painful death. Supporting Kerry or Dean is a much quicker path to the bottom, where then enough people will be fed up and react as they should.

You want the quickest way to recovery? Let Shrillary win...then we will see the inevitable revolution occur swift and furious, and we will rebound with a better society.

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Listen to this person. Reverse this and try to sell it on DU. Here's how it would go:

Hey all, I've decided the best path to our victory is for all of us to support the GOP and Bush. That way they will rise to power beyond the ability of filibuster to stop, society will collapse and turn to us for its salvation.

How far do you think that would get over there? The fact it gets further here is testimony to tolerance and free thought, but that makes it no less absurd.

I support the rightward most candidate who is viable. -- WF Buckley