DU'er's Donning Tin Foil Hat's and Passing Out Kool-Aid

[Publius6961]

How do you guys keep checking into DU?
I can never get in.

[valkyrieanne]

My daughter works with a lot of Kerry-lovers. Some of them said they would not come to work today if Bush won. It will be interesting to see if they show up or not.

Good - hope their @sses get fired. More jobs for the rest of us.

[Sofa King]

Wait until Kerry has to concede.

They're going to go through the roof.

[stevio]

Well they'll have to drive through Pennsylvania first. And this state is a lot bigger than Philly and Pittsburgh. Come hunting season, we have a 1,000,000+ army training in the woods and fields. Is it still "one if by land, two if by see"?

[VaBthang4]

Katie Couric looks as if she is going to cry.

Hahaha...I was wondering how many of the morning newscasters would show up in black. Katie did not disappoint nor did the entire morning staff of CBS.

Why do I enjoy it so?

[stevio]

see=sea Hey, I was up late too.

[unsycophant]

In the arena of public opinion, they have lost--again.

We Republicans have done a good job of persuading and convincing in only four years.

All of this, despite the Left owning the MSM and having a formerly strong influence on the political climate. We must continue to battle against the propaganda and learn how to exploit our strengths and their weaknesses.

They continue to crumble.

[agincourt1415]

We have the entire country except California and Northeast.

But we have 4 years to work on California.

[Dante3]

Did they really believe Kerry could win? The team of Kerry/Edwards was incredibly weak, some even wondered if they had made a deal with the Republicans to throw the election, to have Hillary run in 2008.

[searchandrecovery]

And this state is a lot bigger than Philly and Pittsburgh.

Just ask Fast Eddie - going an average, what, 90 mph in his limo? But I know what you're sayin'. A lot of non-urban folks in the state. "Two if by see" - good, good.

[50 Cal]

I have never been to that site. I must admit I find the angry neophyte style postings to be disturbing to an extreme. Personally I thought all this riot talk was just that. But not for those folks. The common theme seems to be "I'm angry someone tell me what to do.

Sad & scary.

[GunRunner]

They also keep talking about something called BBV. Any know what the heck that is?

[eyespysomething]

Over the edge:

I think I'm just going to have to


quit giving a s*** anymore. Sorry to be so negative. Maybe just cool it on my posts here cause the government will be coming for us. They're probably monitoring this forum right now. When you start to see people disappearing with no explanation you'll see what another 4 years brings. We're going to soon have water that is undrinkable, babies born with horrible birth defects, we'll give up on innovation and science, there will be a draft or a forced draft where the only 2 choices for poor people are to starve or go into the army.

[EEDUDE]

"In order to properly gloat over this, I encourage y'all to peek in over there and watch them fall on their swords."

Yep. Making my morning!

I love the comments about the Northeast seceding.

Good Idea! They keep the tall buildings and we'll keep the food!

[Still Thinking]

That would have to be the smallest UN force ever, without the traditional 90% US component. Figure about three guys in berets.

[xcullen]

I am so proud of Texas - who went out voted like crazy to put the popular vote way out of reach

[Brett66]

[DannyTN]

"Have they started ranting about the crazy Christian vote?"

Of course. We're "bigots" and "it's not Christian to kill thousands of innocent Iraqi's" , etc.

They are also bashing the American public big time, calling the electorate "stupid", "dumb", "people love facism", etc.

[RayChuang88]

I had suggested that people invest in companies that make perscription anti-anxiety and anti-depressant medications. Looks like sales of said medications will zoom through the roof soon, improving the profitability of these companies. :->

[finnigan2]

The Dems need a serious reappraisal of their entire philosophical basis for being. Mark Steyn, in a recent column, said it best:
-"It's only a day or so now till the chad-dangling round of Campaign 2004 begins but, when the lawsuits are over and the bloodletting begins, serious Democrats need to confront the intellectual emptiness of their party, which Kerry's campaign embodies all too well. The Dems got a full tank from FDR, a top-up in the Civil Rights era, and they've been running on fumes for 30 years. Their last star, Bill Clinton, has no legacy because, deft as he was, his Democratic Party had no purpose other than as a vehicle for promoting his own indispensability. When he left, the Democrats became a party running on personality with no personalities to run. Hence, the Kerry candidacy. Despite the best efforts of American editorialists, there's no there there."