A perfectly clear blue sky spread over Boulder Wednesday. Yet a dark cloud trailed the city's traditionally liberal majority after they learned their presidential candidate had conceded to George W. Bush. Advertisement Shock. Disgust. Fury. John Kerry supporters said they felt a tornado of emotions starting Tuesday night, as state after state turned Republican red. If Boulder County residents had called the election, Kerry would've clobbered Bush with almost 70 percent, preliminary numbers show. But outside of the so-called "Boulder bubble," Bush received 51 percent of the national vote. Local Bush supporters seemed to come out of hiding Wednesday for...