Bart Senior wrote:
Fact: The networks failed to declare OHIO for Bush for hours
when it was clear he won. Only a deluded Kerry hoped he won
Ohio.

Bart, you might want to go back and review the way it really happened...

Check out the times at which announcements were made by the Kerry
campaign, the "major" networks (which really aren't any more), and the
Ohio Commissioner of Elections.


... Kerry was bolstered by the networks who couldn't conceive
he would lose. Neither Bush nor Cheney thought they lost Ohio.

Actually, they both did. Bush was going around cheering up his campaign
headquarters workers, a nice touch.



Kerry lost because he is a phony, spinelss, liberal, willing to sell out
our country for his own gain.

Maybe if you had something positive to say about President Bush instead
of a constant stream of irrational paranoid-sounding hatred against his
opponents, you'd be taken more seriously.



... He lost because he failed to reveal
his and his wife's tax returns.

That's ludicrous. Presidential candidates are required by law to reveal
certain financial statements including tax returns and major stock
holdings. That's why President Bush & V.P. Cheney released theirs... do
you think they did it out of the goodness of their hearts?

Perhaps you remember in 1999, Dick Cheney angrily declared he'd do no
such thing and was quietly informed he had to... one of the few times he
has actually knuckled under to the rules.


... He lost because he bailed out of
Vietnam after only serving four months, while everyone else served
the normal one year tour.


???

You might want to rethink that one.

Fact: Kerry did not win the popular vote.

No, but Gore did


Finally, I think it is disgraceful that the networks are so biased and try
to influence elections with their biased reporting.

Of course you do.

So tell us all, in a calm and un-biased way, what the Bush
Administration has done well. So far all you've done is bash the other guys.

DSK

wrote in message

On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 18:07:29 -0500, "Bart Senior"
wrote:

Well said Neal. Since the Republicans moved towards the
center, the Demorcrats have nothing but the far, far "kook" "Left".

"Capt. Neal®" wrote

Democrats are losers and will continue to be losers until and unless
they adjuct their attitude and start standing FOR something instead
of being against everything.


Wooooweeee! There's some real fruitcakes out there! Bart is their poster
child.

I do agree that the Democrats are on the wong track, but for entirely
different
reasons.

I agree with you, BB. They need to go much farther toward the left. G

Max

OzOne wrote in message

On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 21:15:14 -0500, "Scott Vernon"
scribbled thusly:


I voted for AMERICA !

Yep, so did those who voted against Bush.

True. Both sides are patriots, voting for the same country, but from
entirely different perspectives. Too bad those perspectives are like oil
and water.

Max

I voted for AMERICA !


Yep, so did those who voted against Bush.


Maxprop wrote:
True. Both sides are patriots, voting for the same country, but from
entirely different perspectives. Too bad those perspectives are like oil
and water.


A good post. I assume the irony is intentional.

DSK

"Bart Senior" wrote
Kerry lost because .......bailed out of
Vietnam after only serving four months, while everyone else served
the normal one year tour.

Except the Bushbaby ..... He didn't go at all!

Funny how volunteering and not liking it is worse in some minds than not
going at all. Hmmm?

"Scott Vernon" wrote

I voted for AMERICA !

Me too! And for fiscal sanity and freedom of religion and ......

"Bart Senior" wrote
......... Since the Republicans moved towards the center,......

Can't agree. Only a lunatic fringe wants big deficits our kids'll have to
pay, or a return to the '50s when birth control was illegal, or "sock the
middle class" tax policies. Do you?

"Vito" wrote in message

Funny how volunteering and not liking it is worse in some minds than not
going at all. Hmmm?

Only to people who want to use such crap for political purposes. I respect
John Kerry for his service in Vietnam, exemplary or not. Many ran for the
border, but he didn't.

Now, what he did after returning is another story.

Max