Host An Inaugural Party! ??? Yeah, sure...

[k8conant]

Chairman Ed Gillespie wrote: <13 Jan 2005 23:17>

> Dear XXXXXX,
>
> In just one week, President Bush will take the oath of office at the 55th Presidential Inauguration.
Unfortunately.
> Across the country, thousands of people will gather at more than 1500 Inaugural Parties for the
> President to join in the celebration. We're hoping to kick off the new term with 2005 Inaugural Parties,
> but we need your help to get there. We're close, but not quite there. Will you host an Inaugural Party
> in your home?
Heavens, no.
> www.GOP.com/Party
> A number of people have asked us what they need to do to host a Party, so we put together
> Frequently Asked Questions. Hosting an Inaugural Party is easy and fun. It takes little effort and is a
> great way to spread the President's message.
The way he "spreads" freedom?
> If we can count on you to host a Party next week, we'll get to 2005 parties and send a strong message
> that the grassroots support for the President continues to support his agenda in the new term.
Oh, you really think so?
> Setting up your party is easy. You can get started at www.gop.com/Party.
> On Thursday morning, as the President places his hand on the bible and is sworn in, you should take
> great pride in the effort you put in to make that happen. It was only through your hard work, and the
> tireless work of so many Volunteers that we achieved what we did.
Since when did I make this happen? I don't believe that that my work on the Kerry/Edwards campaign made this happen. Maybe you can supply some names of programmers for Bush/Cheney that helped you achieve what you did. Will they be honored by name on 20 January 2005?
> It was an historic victory, and you have earned the right to celebrate.
> Join in the festivities by hosting a party in your home.
Ah yes, historic election, but not over yet and nothing to celebrate in the presidential race. Why not celebrate by donating to charity, as I have done?

> www.gop.com/Party.
> I look forward to sharing the celebration with you next week.
Find someone else (those Republican programmers maybe?) to celebrate with.

> Sincerely,
>
> Ed Gillespie
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/k8conant/

[Acryliccalico]

1. My Progressive

Meet up group is having an anti-inaugural party, Dean is supposed to call. I have been told that our group did the same thing in 2001 but that it was depressing. This year everyone is to angry to be depressed. :argh:

[NationalEnquirer]

2. I dunno..

Does it matter if they see us as whiny democrats?
Because thats kinda what my friends tell me, even the democrats.
Most of them want to "move on".
They just dont get what is going on.
Just frustrating.

[riverwalker]

3. move on to what?

it's like someone telling you to hurry up and enter a burning building for a paper clip.
Move on, hurry up, move on. They want you to accept it. Acceptance is not acceptable when it comes to bushco. Not an option. Keep on "whining", it's also called resistance.