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Decision 2006 Vote Today

Who Ever — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 14:45:07 +0000

This could be a very good day for democrats.

I predict either the democrats with take control of BOTH houses of congress or neither. My money is on both. Since the house never has turned over without the senate I think it will be all or nothing. Any democrat that can’t win in this political environment should get a real job.

Another guilty republican

Who Ever — Fri, 15 Sep 2006 20:33:06 +0000

The not so moral majority is beginning to see the end of it’s moral high ground. Of course they would never do anything as terrible as Clinton (Monica). So they still THINK they are better than the rest of us. Such arrogance makes me want to puke.

Ohio Rep. Ney pleads guilty to false statements
Conspiracy to commit fraud also among charges

ABC docudrama misleading per 9-11 commision report

Who Ever — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 16:10:28 +0000

ABC is misleading the public though its TV “docudrama” of Sept. 11
in “The Path to 9/11“.

ABC hired a republican consultant to interpret the 9/11 commission report, the not so surprising result is to blame Clinton for being distracted by republicans obsessed with the presidents sex life.

But I say hey why not…. this just distracts from Bush getting his moments in the spot-light lately. People are about sick of the republicans bashing clinton so maybe this will add fuel to fire of anger many voters feel lately.

Two major influences in the voting this fall will be FEAR & ANGER. In my opinion anger will win, because it is more likely to translate into action (voting). Fear on the other hand is more likely to lead to inaction. As with all elections voter turnout is the key. Not so much how many people vote but rather who votes. I predict the angry demographic will show up to vote in greater numbers than the afraid of change demographic.

WP Clinton aides rip 9-11 film - washingtonpost.com Highlights - MSNBC.com
Network calls miniseries ‘a dramatization … not a documentary’

Victory can only be acheived if it is clearly defined

Who Ever — Fri, 01 Sep 2006 02:27:17 +0000

Bush continues to promise/predict victory in iraq, which sounds good, but what does that really mean? And what is up with the timetable phobia? A well thought out plan for any acheivement requires goals, objectives and timelines. One excuse given is the arguement that we can’t tell the enemy what we are doing. Something like we are leaving next tuesday so just lay low until then. As the say goes we don’t need everything carved in stone, or even made public. The administration should have goals with deadlines to acheive certain objectives. The only people I hear even mentioning cutting and running are the republicans in a desperate tactic of falsely acusing all who question the “stay the course” as traitors.

Lieberman squashed due to his support for Bush & Iraq War

Who Ever — Mon, 14 Aug 2006 22:34:52 +0000

This could be an ominious sign of things to come. Maybe the democrats will get energized and make some serious gains in the midterm election this fall. It should be an interesting political season to say the least. A strong voter disguist may lead to huge losses by the gop. With a solid plan and some leadership the democratic party could actually spring to life.