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--every word written by Michael Moore

 

--every dollar spent by George Soros

 

--the various ?lie? books, including Al Franken?s "Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them," and David Corn?s "The Lies of George W." Bush

 

--perpetual rambling about Halliburton, the corporation now held responsible for 9/11, the Iraq war, the Cuban Missile Crisis, Communism, the Spanish Civil War, the French Revolution, and Gigli

 

--the historic Red Sox victory, which the Kerry people said foreshadowed a Kerry victory

 

--the Redskins? (now disputed) loss, which was supposed to signal a Kerry victory

 

--"Bushworld," Maureen Dowd?s heady collection of essays documenting her intrinsic obsession with?but overt dislike of?George W. Bush

 

--Air America, the radio station nobody liked but that the press heralded as the much-needed ?answer? to Rush Limbaugh

 

--Barbra Streisand, the has-been singer who thinks somebody cares about her ludicrous ?Truth Alerts?

 

--endless, breathless reports about the horror and humiliation of Abu Ghraib

 

--The New York Times editorial board, which still hopes to pop out a few more Abu Ghraib stories

 

--Saddam Hussein, who really ruffled the feathers of this whole campaign

 

--Sen. Tom Harkin?s ridiculous claim that ?God wants? Kerry

 

--the absurd prattle about ?neocons,? a completely manufactured term based on liberals? infatuation with name-calling

 

--Kerry?s wild gay-baiting

 

--Kerry?s torturous Vietnam reminiscences

 

--Howard Dean

 

--Susan Estrich?s angry demand that Democrats play dirty

 

--Paul Krugman?s delusional claim that the media is dominated by conservatives

 

--vicious assaults on Bush-Cheney headquarters around the country

 

--the exit polls, which turned out to be about as true as an Al Gore speech

 

--screamingly intellectual liberal websites, such as the aptly named ?John-Kerry-Is-A-Douchebag-But-I?m-Voting-For-Him-Anyway,? which boasts one enjoyable article entitled ?How F***ed We Are Right Now?

 

--Dan Rather?s attempt to foist lies about President Bush?s military career on the American people

 

--Democrats? arrogant and incessant claims that Kerry whipped Bush in all three debates

 

--terrorists in Iraq, who, like Saddam, were no help at all

 

--?The Today Show?

 

--Cameron Diaz, now internationally known as the second brightest liberal in America

 

--Janeane Garofolo, the brightest liberal in America

I'd like to see a source for that laughable list.

I'd like to see a source for that laughable list.

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So you finally decided to come back again after that wonderful election. :whistle

I'd like to see a source for that laughable list.

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So you finally decided to come back again after that wonderful election. :whistle

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Nice way to avoid the question. And oh yeah, I had more important things to worry about than posting my opinions on politics namely schoolwork the past few days.

I'd like to see a source for that laughable list.

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So you finally decided to come back again after that wonderful election. :whistle

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Nice way to avoid the question. And oh yeah, I had more important things to worry about than posting my opinions on politics namely schoolwork the past few days.

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You know damnwell you would have been here if Kerry had won. Had to say, but yes the list is comical, thats all is supposed to be I think.

I'd like to see a source for that laughable list.

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So you finally decided to come back again after that wonderful election. :whistle

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Nice way to avoid the question. And oh yeah, I had more important things to worry about than posting my opinions on politics namely schoolwork the past few days.

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You know damnwell you would have been here if Kerry had won. Had to say, but yes the list is comical, thats all is supposed to be I think.

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Actually I did chime in a bit, but I really did have a lot of work this week. Trust me, I am quite pissed off about the election but I didn't think I had the time to argue my points. Either way I still wouldn't have been here because of work.

 

 

 

EDIT: Chewbacca, I am still waiting for your source.

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--every word written by Michael Moore

 

--every dollar spent by George Soros

 

--the various ?lie? books, including Al Franken?s "Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them," and David Corn?s "The Lies of George W." Bush

 

--perpetual rambling about Halliburton, the corporation now held responsible for 9/11, the Iraq war, the Cuban Missile Crisis, Communism, the Spanish Civil War, the French Revolution, and Gigli

 

--the historic Red Sox victory, which the Kerry people said foreshadowed a Kerry victory

 

--the Redskins? (now disputed) loss, which was supposed to signal a Kerry victory

 

--"Bushworld," Maureen Dowd?s heady collection of essays documenting her intrinsic obsession with?but overt dislike of?George W. Bush

 

--Air America, the radio station nobody liked but that the press heralded as the much-needed ?answer? to Rush Limbaugh

 

--Barbra Streisand, the has-been singer who thinks somebody cares about her ludicrous ?Truth Alerts?

 

--endless, breathless reports about the horror and humiliation of Abu Ghraib

 

--The New York Times editorial board, which still hopes to pop out a few more Abu Ghraib stories

 

--Saddam Hussein, who really ruffled the feathers of this whole campaign

 

--Sen. Tom Harkin?s ridiculous claim that ?God wants? Kerry

 

--the absurd prattle about ?neocons,? a completely manufactured term based on liberals? infatuation with name-calling

 

--Kerry?s wild gay-baiting

 

--Kerry?s torturous Vietnam reminiscences

 

--Howard Dean

 

--Susan Estrich?s angry demand that Democrats play dirty

 

--Paul Krugman?s delusional claim that the media is dominated by conservatives

 

--vicious assaults on Bush-Cheney headquarters around the country

 

--the exit polls, which turned out to be about as true as an Al Gore speech

 

--screamingly intellectual liberal websites, such as the aptly named ?John-Kerry-Is-A-Douchebag-But-I?m-Voting-For-Him-Anyway,? which boasts one enjoyable article entitled ?How F***ed We Are Right Now?

 

--Dan Rather?s attempt to foist lies about President Bush?s military career on the American people

 

--Democrats? arrogant and incessant claims that Kerry whipped Bush in all three debates

 

--terrorists in Iraq, who, like Saddam, were no help at all

 

--?The Today Show?

 

--Cameron Diaz, now internationally known as the second brightest liberal in America

 

--Janeane Garofolo, the brightest liberal in America

 

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Don't forget that he also overcame 4 pretty disastrous years. I think that's what is most impressive.

Where's this from Chewbacca?

Where's this from Chewbacca?

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Thats what I'd like to know. If its from a respectable website I'll respect it, if not. Best of luck finding me respecting it...

What are you guys talking about? It's just some list someone threw together. This isn't like the official word from CNN or something.

Where's this from Chewbacca?

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Thats what I'd like to know. If its from a respectable website I'll respect it, if not. Best of luck finding me respecting it...

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Well, this list is pretty true, but I'm just wondering the source.

Wait a second, the list is pretty much ridiculous. I don't think more than a couple of those things (i.e., terrorists) put so much as a dent in his campaign. Cameron Diaz?

Wait a second, the list is pretty much ridiculous. I don't think more than a couple of those things (i.e., terrorists) put so much as a dent in his campaign. Cameron Diaz?

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Indeed, they did NOT put a dent in his campaign.

Who the hell cares about a source. Its not like its a news article or something. Geez man, take it easy.

--Democrats? arrogant and incessant claims that Kerry whipped Bush in all three debates

 

 

I'm pretty sure that was the concensus on this board. Unless I'm mistaken.

--Democrats? arrogant and incessant claims that Kerry whipped Bush in all three debates

 

 

I'm pretty sure that was the concensus on this board. Unless I'm mistaken.

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I think so too.

Don't forget that he also overcame 4 pretty disastrous years. I think that's what is most impressive.

 

 

I sadly agree. I don't understand how someone could be re-elected after that.

 

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It was not that disasterous, everyone keeps failing to understand that what happened on 9/11/01 was an extraordinary event, one that was never imaginable, I feel that this Pres has done everything possible to make a horrific situation into a situation where America is finally getting back to normalcy, whether its the economy, security, etc

The only thing on that list should be an unattractive candidate representing the democrat party that ran a bad election.

The only thing on that list should be an unattractive candidate representing the democrat party that ran a bad election.

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Now it's because John Kerry was not the best choice?

 

Ugh.

The only thing on that list should be an unattractive candidate representing the democrat party that ran a bad election.

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Now it's because John Kerry was not the best choice?

 

Ugh.

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I voted Bush bro.

 

But yeah, Kerry was a horrible candidate.

The only thing on that list should be an unattractive candidate representing the democrat party that ran a bad election.

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Now it's because John Kerry was not the best choice?

 

Ugh.

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I voted Bush bro.

 

But yeah, Kerry was a horrible candidate.

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I know you did, but I completely disagree with you on Kerry being a horrible candidate.

 

It's just that the last 4 years have made Americans think about themselves, where they stand politically, and this election, they spoke loud and clear.

The only thing on that list should be an unattractive candidate representing the democrat party that ran a bad election.

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Now it's because John Kerry was not the best choice?

 

Ugh.

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I voted Bush bro.

 

But yeah, Kerry was a horrible candidate.

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I know you did, but I completely disagree with you on Kerry being a horrible candidate.

 

It's just that the last 4 years have made Americans think about themselves, where they stand politically, and this election, they spoke loud and clear.

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Fair observance, but I still think that a southern Democrat could have won this election over Dubya. Not a rich northeastern Vietnam War hippie.

Of course!!! How could anyone know Michael Moore and George Soros hurt George Bush without a source!? :lol