For Kerry Supporters Only

[barbeml]

Good morning fellow Dems!! Here is a bit of levity, I hope it has not been posted previously:

http://www.wolfpacksfortruth.org/

 

[WishingStar]

Desperado, are you really that desperate and anxious about Bush's soon to be defeat, that you have to keep posting the same boring news. I could care less which newspaper endorses which candidate. Newspapers don't vote, people do. Im going to vote for Kerry and so are my fellow Kerry supporters. Do you really think that even one of us is going to say, "Oh, no a newspaper endorsement, I had better change my vote."

I don't visit the Bush supporter thread because I have nothing at all good to say about Bush. Maybe you should consider the same.

 

[rcyannacci]

(Typing from her super-secret keyboard that produces a font that only Kerry-supporters can read...)

Hi friends! Isn't it funny that the Bushies think we don't know they are reading our thread? I know it's probably too complicated for them to imagine that we'd be able to construct comments of solidarity to one another while at the same time calling out the absurdity of thier positions. But it seems to be working...they've abandoned their own thread, even. Keep up the good work!

 

[snoopy]

Originally posted by Crankyshank
I agree, DisneyMomx7. Unfortunately a lot of Christians who support Bush automatically discount or make fun of the Pope because they don't feel Catholics are Christians. My MIL and her cult (sorry I mean church) are one example.

A bulk of the voters from the Religious Right today are the George Wallace voters of yesterday, who simply transformed their racial/religious prejudices and call them "family values." Nice try, the good news is that in 2004, most of us can see through it.

 

[bubie2.5]

A bulk of the voters from the Religious Right today are the George Wallace voters of yesterday, who simply transformed their racial/religious prejudices and call them "family values." Nice try, the good news is that in 2004, most of us can see through it.

ITA!

 

[richiebaseball]

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[minniepumpernickel]

edited: because Rich promised that he would only talk about streaking, or skinny dipping if he came back!

 

[momof2inPA]

More whining.....

They're going to cheat.
They know where we live.

Wah, wah, wah.
Go back to the Bush thread.

 

[minniepumpernickel]

Notice who is crashing this thread? Violent sounding, white men. What is it with that? Do women really want to be associated with that type of thinking? It is mind boggling.

 

[richiebaseball]

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[bubie2.5]

Please, please, please kids, let’s play nice. We don’t want to get this thread close, do we?

Peace and love.

 

[Crankyshank]

Can we go back to talking about selling crack and enticing old ladies with flu shots in exchange for votes?

 

[minniepumpernickel]

Originally posted by richiebaseball
What does it take to cross the line? Where do you draw it? Name-calling is part of the status quo here. On both sides. And when one of these heated exchanges end with one telling another, "I know where you live", does that not cross the line? I'm really curious to hear opinions on that.

Richard

Rich,
We have no idea what you are talking about? So please cease and desist, so we can keep our thread.

Thanks!

 

[snoopy]

Originally posted by momof2inPA
More whining.....

They're going to cheat.
They know where we live.

You forgot:

Its Clinton's fault



(I think its quite telling that so many Bush supporters have shown up on this thread.....methinks some people might be getting a wee bit worried if they feel the need to wreak havoc on a Kerry supporter thread in the middle of a Disney message board. )

 

[richiebaseball]

Originally posted by bubie2.5
Please, please, please kids, let’s play nice. We don’t want to get this thread close, do we?

Peace and love.

You are absolutely correct. And trying to get a thread closed is most certainly not my intent.
To those that know there is clearly a line that can be crossed, I apologize.

Richard

 

[bubie2.5]

Can we go back to talking about selling crack and enticing old ladies with flu shots in exchange for votes?

Yeah! Good and wholesome fun.

 

[richiebaseball]

Minnie,

Check your PM please.

Richard

 

[caitycaity]

A bulk of the voters from the Religious Right today are the George Wallace voters of yesterday, who simply transformed their racial/religious prejudices and call them "family values." Nice try, the good news is that in 2004, most of us can see through it.

one time in college i went with a republican friend to a dinner. she had tickets from volunteering but didn't have anyone to go with, so i went with her. it was a "farewell to ralph reed" when he left the christian coalition. that dinner was definitely an interesting experience. i felt like i was undercover.

 

[momof2inPA]

Ralph Reed, now that guy scares me. He looks like he's made of plastic.

 

[momof2inPA]

Does anyone get a little freaked out by the young Republicans at the polls on election day? They look a little too conservative and like they're all related. My husband and I call them stepford students.