Thank you all for VOTING!

[Beelzebud]

Today, as I sit here and watch Condi try to survive her first real taste of oversight, I really feel appreciative for everyone that made this happen.

We did it.

Even though the Bush insanity will continue, we now have some measure of power to resist with. Watching this incompetent liar try to talk her way out of this mess her administration has made, is great. It's a reckoning.

And we made it happen.

Thank you all for voting!

Even though some of us disagree on many small issues, we are all on the same page on the big ones.

[YDogg]

1. hear, hear!

[seabeyond]

2. here here here.... so agree with you. two years of posts from me

give the dems the power,.... then bitch if you can, but to bitch about the dems when they lacked power and repug had media by balls, tooo unfair. this... this feels good.

[meegbear]

3. No prob Beelze ...

just doing my civic duty. :hi:

[blm]

4. And I repeat my salute to Dean for ridding the DNC of its targetted state strategy

because these Dem controlled hearings would not be happening today if he hadn't trashed that narrow thinking of the old DNC crowd and replaced it with the 50 state strategy.

Thankyou, Chairman Dean.

[Deep13]

6. Montana, Missouri, Virginia

#49, #50, #51

And a hell of an effort in TN. Plus all those House races.

[Deep13]

5. My wife and I spend $15,000 on that election and got our money's worth.

Some of that was for state and local candidates. Still, we gave the max to Sherrod Brown without whom the Rs would still control the Senate.

[YDogg]

7. you have my gratitude

about all i could do was vote, and encourage others to do so.

[Deep13]

8. We could, so we did. Hey, it's just our country, right?

We'll just redo the kitchen next year is all. Except it will be a majority party kitchen. :7

[YOY]

9. The first thing I did when I moved to Virginia in 05 was register to vote!

I think I'll stick around. Glad to be one of the 7,000.

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