No Surrender ("Bush Did Not Win...")

NY Times ^ | 11/5/04 | Paul Krugman

[Preachin']

They still don't have a clue.

I predict this will continue on for the next four years.

I fully expect to see a group of trial lawyers surface with a lawsuit against Bush/Cheney.

In my honest opinion, Kerry?Edwards planned this and made the concession speech to distance themselves from the legal issues that will arise.

It seems to me that they think Gore should have done the same thing in 2000.

I just don't think this is over.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

It is so much fun to watch these guys implode.

I can't wait until they start jumping off of tall buildings.

[2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten]

I thought so too.

[Piquaboy]

That is the biggest bunch of BS I have read in some time. I hope that the Rats keep up with their far leftest crap and we see how far that gets them.

[G.Mason]

"Democrats are now, understandably, engaged in self-examination. But while it's O.K. to think things over, those who abhor the direction Mr. Bush is taking the country must maintain their intensity; they must not succumb to defeatism."

Hangman to Dimocrat Party on the scaffold ...

Do you want this hood?

Dimocrat Party ...

Hell no. You aren't hanging me!

THUD ...

Silence

[frithguild]

failure to create jobs

U.S. Economy Adds 337,000 Jobs, Most Since March; Unemployment Rate Rises http://www.bloomberg.com/

Krugman should just stick to being wrong about the economics.

[RightCanuck]

Wow, an economics text book from this guy, that'll be one bassackwards treatise on how the world works.

another thought, all those red counties are somehow a coalition of diverse interests? Yeah right, RIGHT, Right?

We need lib's, without them life would be so much duller.

[over3Owithabrain]

(Heads up to readers: I'll be starting a long-planned break next week, to work on a economics textbook. I'll be back in January.)

Translation: I planned this time off in anticaption of shilling for a job in Kerry's administration. Now I'm going to Key West and slam down champagne coolies for a couple months.

[alkaloid2]

(and, in the background, opposition to minority rights)

These libs really do think that we are a bunch of backwards, snaggle-toothed, inbred rednecks that can only think about "keepin' down tha black man", don't they? (Never mind that they are the party of the KKK, and still keep sending back Byrd to the senate.)

God it must be nice to be so self-assured and smug.

What a disgusting narcissistic plebeian.

tSG

[AmericanMade1776]

[Adrastus]

Krugman is the personification of what's wrong with these people. "A coalition that deeply dislikes America as it is"? Some how this sounds bass ackwards to reality. Terrance is looking into the pewter pot and seeing the world as the world is not.

May the dems forever chase where there are none to persue. May their heads be comfortably deposited where the sun don't shine and stay there. They need to go the way of the Dodo bird.Hope no one suggests that the EPA declare them an endangered specie...

[hunter_68]

here is the writers email address. Let him know what you think.


krugman@nytimes.com

[finnman69]

Having read the reactions of the LW MSM and the LW moonbats I am deeply concerned that the way democrats and liberals shall attack Bush over the next 4 years is by focusing on religion.

I sense their body language and the not no veiled hysteria over the religious right.

I am not a religious person but understand and respect those for whom religion is a vital part of their being and life. I understand the need for a separation between church and state. Personally I don't think Bush has gone over the line expressing his faith. He is comfortable with his faith, and the Bush haters are uncomfortable with their lack of faith or their own insecurities.

The left also mistakes the overwhelming rejection of gay marriage as something only white evangelicals support. But the left will mistakenly attack those same white evangelicals over the next 4 years with a ferocity that I fear will make the attacks on bush the last 4 years look tame.

[RGSpincich]

An example of how the left wants to come together as a nation...

[lstanle]

"Massachusetts has the lowest divorce rate in the country;"

How about the annulment rate?

[dirtboy]

(Heads up to readers: I'll be starting a long-planned break next week, to work on a economics textbook. I'll be back in January.)

Yeah, right. The rubber room awaits...

[Juan Medén]

Hey, that sounds like a winner:

KRUGMAN'S NEW DENIAL DIET -- LOSE THOSE UGLY BRAIN CELLS LIKE NEVER BEFORE.

(insert here apropriate before and after pictures)

[finnman69]

This week is turning into a doom and gloom venting for the NY Times oped page.

See these for end of the liberal world proclamations from Tom Friedman and Maureen Dowd:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1271244/posts?page=21#21

[Puddleglum]

Dear Krugman,

Here's a little violin,
For the state of mind you're in.
Play it when you're feeling blue,
Like the states that think like you.
(And if you'll notice, they are few).

So rant and rave to lift the gloom
In your mental rubber room.
And when you're done cheer up, and face
the truth; denial is such a lonely place.

[Naspino]

The bashing of Christians drives on.