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Bryce is such a brilliant guy, who cares so much about the world and wants so much more justice and freedom for it than it has today

Bryce would make a fantastic Miss America contestant.

1 posted on 11/08/2004 8:34:42 AM PST by Cagey
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Have you ever tried convincing an anti-George W. Bush 20-year-old in Mobile, Ala., to vote?

No. Why would I?

2 posted on 11/08/2004 8:35:53 AM PST by Coop (In memory of a true hero - Pat Tillman)
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"Bryce is such a brilliant guy..."

But apparently not sharp enough to move.

3 posted on 11/08/2004 8:37:17 AM PST by Gingersnap
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Hold on, Hold on.

I'm getting something.

Here it comes.


Ahhhh I envision whirled peas.
4 posted on 11/08/2004 8:37:33 AM PST by cripplecreek (Greetings from Militiagan.)
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Bryce is such a brilliant guy...

He's not sounding so brilliant.

5 posted on 11/08/2004 8:37:50 AM PST by Psycho_Bunny (“I know a great deal about the Middle East because I’ve been raising Arabian horses" Patrick Swazey)
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Cry me a Kerrying river already. Listen libs get over it, GWB won.


6 posted on 11/08/2004 8:38:15 AM PST by TXBSAFH (Never underestimate the power of human stupidity--Robert Heinlein)
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Bryce is such a brilliant guy

Oh yes. He sounds like quite the genius.

7 posted on 11/08/2004 8:38:35 AM PST by wideawake (God bless our brave soldiers and their Commander in Chief)
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Hey Bryce... If you're too stupid to pay attention in civics class, or do a bit of self-education on your own (that doesn't involve Chomsky or Mikey Moore), how is your ignorance anyone else's fault but your own?


8 posted on 11/08/2004 8:39:36 AM PST by t_skoz ("let me be who I am - let me kick out the jams!")
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Supporters of Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry react after he delivered his concession speech 03 November 2004 in Boston, MA. Kerry urged newly re-elected US President George W. Bush to heal the anger and rancor cleaving America.(AFP/File/Hector Mata)

Sun Nov 7, 2:09 PM ET

AFP


Supporters of Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry (news - web sites) react after he delivered his concession speech 03 November 2004 in Boston, MA. Kerry urged newly re-elected US President George W. Bush (news - web sites) to heal the anger and rancor cleaving America.(AFP/File/Hector Mata)

9 posted on 11/08/2004 8:40:53 AM PST by Oldeconomybuyer (The democRATS are near the tipping point.)
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The author makes a brilliant point. California should immediately switch to a system of proportional representation in the Electoral College. We could call it "Bryce's Law".


11 posted on 11/08/2004 8:44:17 AM PST by Question Liberal Authority (THANK YOU, FREEPERS for re-electing President George W. Bush!)
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The really interesting thing about the EC system.... is that I remember in the days leading up to the 2000 election.... the press was anticipating that Gore might win the EC and loose the election. And that was just fine, because it was the way our system worked. That Hillary would be a viable candidate someday because of the EC system. Nobody had a problem with it, until it kept Gore out. Since then they've been torqued.


12 posted on 11/08/2004 8:44:58 AM PST by kjam22 (What you win them by, is what you win them to)
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Hmm. 53% to 47% says Bush still wins without the EC. Bravo SFGate!

Patriot Paradox

13 posted on 11/08/2004 8:45:15 AM PST by sonsofliberty2000 (Pajama Blogger Since 2002)
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And I'm sure that Bryce is SOOOO different from all the
other 20yr olds who have come down the pike over the
last 50 yrs.... All those original ideas on how
to make the world the perfect Utopian society!
You know the gameplan by now!! Take from the rich,
give to the poor, tolerate EVERYTHING even attacks
on your country, hate America, etc.

I guess this author never thought to analyze how
a republican living in say, NYC feels.

The knife cuts both ways. Get over it.

MV


14 posted on 11/08/2004 8:45:38 AM PST by madvlad ((Born in the south, raised around the globe and STILL republican))
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I am so sick of media making as though my state (and the entire South) is just the cesspool of idiots, backwards fools and ignorant racists. It just isn't so. I am quite familiar with Mobile, and this kid should have no problem walking to the poll and casting a vote. It's not as though people are guarding the polls demanding to know who you are voting for.


15 posted on 11/08/2004 8:46:35 AM PST by AuburnJenn
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Maybe it's something like trying to convince an anti-Kerry person of any age to vote in California, New York, or Massachusetts? Certainly there must be questions about how much their votes will count toward the electoral college too. But...they still count.
Idiots, what a foolish way to look at it all.


16 posted on 11/08/2004 8:46:39 AM PST by BonnieJ
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Why do I suspect the author is more concerned that little brother might grow up a conservative. Once you escape from the daily indoctrination and hate from behind the socialist liberal curtain, you might be inclined to think for yourself.


17 posted on 11/08/2004 8:47:01 AM PST by Proud2BeRight
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Why would we expect young people to bestow such precious things as trust and respect to a political system that fails them every day?

So we need a political system that is everything to everybody and then Bryce can vote? Let me know where that place is.

19 posted on 11/08/2004 8:48:46 AM PST by From The Deer Stand
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Actually… I’m glad Bryce didn’t vote


20 posted on 11/08/2004 8:49:21 AM PST by lunarbicep ("I'm proud to say I've never been anybody's lapdog..." --Dan Rather)
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I sucked it up and went to the polls in New Jersey, knowing full well that my vote for Bush would never be reflected in the EC.

Bryce is a cry baby, but I guess that's what you're looking for when you name a boy Bryce.

21 posted on 11/08/2004 8:49:32 AM PST by dead (I've got my eye out for Mullah Omar.)
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We seem to have forgotten that young people are confronted with more empty talk than any other demographic, except perhaps the very elderly.

I can believe it.

22 posted on 11/08/2004 8:53:26 AM PST by nosofar
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Sure. Do away with the Electoral College. I'm sure everyone wants every Presidential election determined by Liberals in New York City, Los Angeles and San Francisco.

NOT.


23 posted on 11/08/2004 8:53:59 AM PST by Prime Choice (Don't just beat the Left...beat the HELL out of 'em!)
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