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"Edwards Says Democrats Will Fight for Every Vote" - Huh?
Posted on 11/03/2004 7:15:15 AM PST by AuburnJenn
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To: AuburnJenn
The vast majority of states are red, Bush won 270+ EVs, Bush won by over 3.8 million US votes, the GOP Senate majority has increased, the Dem Senate minority leader is toast, the number of GOP Governors has increased, the GOP House majority has increased and the Dems are still claiming victory.
The whistle has blown, the crowd is leaving the stadium, the winners are celebrating and the losers are asking for an instant replay.
To: AuburnJenn
Now when Kerry concedes, the rats will say "what about counting every vote?" What a maroon...
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posted on
11/03/2004 7:51:09 AM PST
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eureka!
(It will not be safe to vote Democrat for a long, long, time...)
To: AuburnJenn
Kerry Edwards: fighting for every corpse and every felon!
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posted on
11/03/2004 7:55:14 AM PST
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Just Lori
(Decency and integrity has triumphed!)
To: AuburnJenn
Frankly, he and Kerry really do need to do this. They made a tent peg of their entire campaign -- on how Repubs were suppressing, oppressing, and denying votes. And so, to close out their campaign, frankly, it is, um, in keeping with their campaign theme -- their thrust to ensure "every vote" counts. Two cents.
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posted on
11/03/2004 8:04:05 AM PST
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Alia
To: shrinkermd
How interesting that they are willing to fight over questionable ballots in a presidential election, and yet they couldn't care less about fighting terrorists wherever they may be in the world (hint: Iraq)? I wonder where their priorities lie?
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11/03/2004 8:27:23 AM PST
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IWONDR
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