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Tired of your whine. Don't vote for him again, but stop whining. Only 30% of the voters (population) ever were solidly behind the administration in office. You won't be missed. Better brush up on your Clinton speak as we will all be living in Clinton Marxist Hell after 2004. Then again, our very effective current President may just win, without you.

You won't be missed. Better brush up on your Clinton speak as we will all be living in Clinton Marxist Hell after 2004. Then again, our very effective current President may just win, without you.

Ah, the unifying cry of the coalition builders.
"Shut up or it's Clinton for you, but we don't need you anyway."

Tired of your whine. Don't vote for him again, but stop whining. Only 30% of the voters (population) ever were solidly behind the administration in office. You won't be missed. Better brush up on your Clinton speak as we will all be living in Clinton Marxist Hell after 2004. Then again, our very effective current President may just win, without you.

Another RINO speaks! For your info, there are a lot of conservatives like me that are disgusted with Bush and his open borders immigration polices. If Bush thinks he can win without us--so be it. His dad thought he could win reelection by alienating conservatives too.

For the record, not only did I vote for Bush, I joined his campaign and made substantial financial contributions to the party in 2000. Bush never would have prevailed in 2000 without strong grassroot support from his conservative base. And if you think that Bush can make up what he loses in conservative votes with new Hispanics votes I have a bridge I'd like to sell you.

Then again, our very effective current President may just win, without you.

Yes, it is possible that Bush might win without WRhine's support. But will he win without the support of the anti-illegal immigration crowd, which the majority of democrats and republicans belong to?

I think not.