Donferro, you find nothing wrong with that quote? I take it you don't want to see a unified country? How CAN there be a unified country if you are saying everyone who voted for Bush is dumb?


I realize you didn't "make up" the quote but you are still using it. It does nothing but drive a wedge further between the two parties. [/quote]I think the quote perfectly exemplifies my true feelings twoards this situation. I really do wonder how all these people could be so careless. As for driving a futher wedge between the parties? Sure it does. But a lot of democrats feel like me and don't want to accept Bush.

Doc [/b][/quote]I hope I don't hear a single thing out of you about Bush being a divider and not a uniter because "you and a lot of democrats" are not even making an effort.


Look at it outside of Democratic/Republican for a minute. you don't see something deeper when A PARTY wins the Presidency, AND gains seats in the House and Senate? The way the "other party" is going is obviously not the way the rest of the United States wants to go. By keeping the country as divided as it is and with the same platform, the "other party" will not have a chance of gaining seats or the Presidency. Am I the only one who sees this?


edit: So even though Bush won the election fair and square, he won the popular vote and the electoral vote by a clear margin, you still don't accept him? If Kerry would have had Bush's numbers and I said I don't accept kerry what would YOU HONESTLY say to me?