Ohio: Further confirmation of a Kerry landslide (TIA) ( x )

[tiptoe]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=203&topic_id=487639&mesg_id=487639

[robinlynne]

1. kick kick kick.

[malaise]

2. So so so

the exit polls were correct. Where's MSM on this?

[SpiralHawk]

3. Treasonous republicon homelanders stole America

from the Americans.

[MissWaverly]

4. I expect everyone will know the truth once GWB is gone

I can picture in my mind, David Brooks and the other talking heads giggling over it, whoops, sorry, so sorry, there will be
no accountability and will be treated as a huge joke, the democrats will be blamed, of course, for being wimps and not
contesting these elections, it will go down in history as the dems fault, it always is.

[Maggie_May]

9. Hey you

Of subject I live in Waverly Ohio!!!!

[MissWaverly]

14. Hey, Hey, I lived in Ohio for a while

enjoyed the place; but I live in Baltimore now.

:-)

[stubtoe]

10. Sadly, I think we will have to wait that long.

Still, I will welcome the truth coming out. I mean, at least some of it HAS to - there is just so much that is criminal here!!

[MissWaverly]

13. what we really need is a plan b

someway to actually have a recount process, we saw in Florida and Ohio that there is no way to really challenge a suspicious vote
count.

[DFW]

5. And then, the smug bastards turn to us and say, "get over it."

Which is probably what the Republican attitude is toward rape victims, as well.
When Ken Blackwell, Karl Rove, Dick Cheney and the whole Diebold and ESS teams
are behind bars and in solitary confinement for life, THEN I'll get over it.

Sandra Day O'Connor, Scalia and Clarence Thomas can share the same cell.

[MissWaverly]

15. yes, or how about disbarred and stripped of their judgeships

that would make sense to me.

[BlueIris]

6. Happy to be the 5th rec here.

[The Backlash Cometh]

7. Who do we subpoena to get confessions?

Someone in the techy field? An American? A foreigner? Who did the high tech work on this one?

[malaise]

8. We may need to

water board!!!

[tiptoe]

11. k

[dddem]

12. Sometimes I'm a bit thick, but for the life of me, I have never understood

Why Kerry conceded so quickly, and why did everyone accept it? For that matter, I'm still trying to figure out why more people didn't protest the results of the 2000 election.

[YvonneCa]

16. As for 2000...

...Gore is patriotic and, for unity, asked the Senate not to take action. He disagreed with, but reluctantly accepted for the good of the country, the Supremem\ Court decision.

In 2004, Kerry conceded the afternoon after election day...and traditionally that is LATE to concede...not early. Most concessions in presidential elections come the evening of the election...which Kerry didn't do. Many of us accept decisions of our candidate...even when difficult...out of respect for our candidate. As to Kerry and/or Gore, I think MANY people do not accept the result as just...but we accept our candidate's right to make that decision.

[tiptoe]

17. kickety

[Leopolds Ghost]

18. Hmm!