No more excuses!

[corporatewhore]

People are already saying that if we arent all ABB bush will lose rarely do i here if we dont run a strong cannidate who will stand up to bush verbally and record wise we will lose. Ultimately if a weaker bushlite cannidate is run it will be his fault for not winning.Not the Greens.Not Nader.We have the right to vote FOR somebody.No more lame ass excuses such as nader will challenge his progressiveness (sniffle sniffle) its all his fault if he dont get it.I also find it quite interesting that people dont seem to have the amount of vitriol for the dems in power who let the election jim crow theft to go along without even raising an eyebrow as they do for nader

[snoochie]

1. It's sad

Tragic really. I should have stayed in the Lounge this is just too depressing.

I think the ABB desperation is because deep down there is a realization that a weaker candidate will have trouble uniting those that were justifiably outraged at being told to shut up and move on after the stolen election; those that knew the WMD threat was hyped and loathe those quisling dems that kissed bush's ring and voted for his war; those that still regurgitate the pro-corporate spin about free trade; those that still want the contracts for oil, for reconstruction, in Iraq.

:(

[corporatewhore]

3. ABB has allready infected the lounge

[lastknowngood]

2. You have the right to vote for whomever you wish

but Nader is a piece of crap who no longer believes in the things he espouses or he would at least acknowledge the stupidity of the 2000 BS he pulled. The supreme court is F---ed up for the next 40 years thanks to his ego. I agree bushlite is a 48 state loser I will however vote against the shrub and pull the switch on who it is. The idea that unless you get EVERYTHING you want in a candidate you will just protest vote is dumb. Remember as in 2000 any vote thrown away is a vote for the shrub.

Absence may prevent aids but not fascism.

[Old and In the Way]

4. You're free to vote for Bush again, too.

or Nader.

I'll be voting for the man who'll beat Bush and get the progressive agenda jumpstarted, John Kerry.