Posted on 11/05/2004 6:49:05 PM PST by OESY
Koch was great, so was Rudy.
There are certain New Yorkers who will never forget the Bullhorn Doctrine.
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To the Americans that stood in line for hours to cast your proud vote for President Bush....Bravest Bravo!!!
Rush said we were 22 million strong.
Another superb talk radio host, Michael Savage with his 10 million strong also were urged to not be stymied by false exit polls and kept on voting despite the schemes of the Kerry campaign and left wing media to stifle the republican voters.
And, I cannot finish without congratualing Sean Hannity for his road trip to get the President's Message out and energize the Right Wing. Great and inspiring job.
The video Stolen Honor and the Swift Boat Vets for Truth, and the POWS for Truth...all courageously came to the aid of her country and countrymen even under the worst media and left wing assault. They stayed true to their mission and were victorious after all these long decades of silence.
And, most of all thank you voters for drawing a line in the sand and not letting the men in black robes and trial lawyers decide the fate of our most precious right to vote, that was and is being paid for by the blood and ultimate sacrifice of young soldiers lives.
That's the last thing Rush said at the end of his program before the election.
You left out Zell Miller. His prediction that Kerry would not carry a single Southern state, and his analysis in A National Party No More, was a breath of fresh air from a retiring southern gentleman. He'd make a more formidable political strategist than Dick Morris, who did seem to vacillate quite a bit.
Slowly... but steadily. Baby steps; baby steps. :)
Sean Hannity also was voice of calm and reason when the sickening news of the initial exit polls started to break.
I could tell Sean was very "troubled" but he prepared his listeners for the jolt, and was totally insistent that they meant nothing, and it helped me calm myself as well.
But I was preparing for the possibility that the words "President-Elect John Kerry" might soon be uttered, and it definitely was disheartening to say the least.
Thank goodness for reasonable voices and for one of the greatest presidents of our time, GWB!
The American people are under attack from two quarters: radical islam and leftist ideology. That we can still stand strong in the face of these threats is evidence a Higher Power is at work to protect us.
I was continually mystified by the enigma of his service. Was he a war hero or a self-admitted war criminal? I wondered if he committed his acts of bravery and honor and his atrocities all within hours?
The flaw in this logic: The Western voters aren't going to change their minds based on what's reported from the East.
And there was no way they were going to supress the Western vote by trying to make it look so good for Kerry that they should all just stay home. Not with the stakes so high this year. That may have influenced past elections, but the Westerners won't fall for that trick again.
Rats are dumb and arrogant, they did not learn much in last 20 years. In 2008 they will elect Marxist witch from NY to be slaughtered in presidential election.
Yes you are so right about that. I heard him talking with Matt Drudge and Matt was trying to tell us something phony was going on with the mainstream media. It was a defining moment on the day of our election 2004.
I heard his words to and his words still echo loud and strong. We did not give up the Mother Ship of Liberty that day.
We know we are in a fight for our lives and our faith and right to express our religious beliefs. America never has stifled anyone's right to religion. But for some reason Mel Gibson's could not be tolerated. And, his film about the last few shining and wondrous hours of the Life of Jesus could not be. Gibson's was the first salvo in the election of 2004.
Just like the magnificent heroes of Flight 93 were the brave first defenders of September 11, 2001 and the first battle cry....Let's Roll...on the War on Terror.
Let's chill on trashing Arnold. Arnold "called" me here in NM and said he wanted to "pump" me up about voting for GWB.
I've heard that Hanoi Jane called dim New Mexicans - nuff said.
Great report, but I am surprised Ruddy did not mention Youngstown Mayor McKelvey (Democrat) who was a STRONG Bush supporter.
The influence of McKelvey's support was felt in Cuyahoga County and Summit and Stark County and some of the other NE Ohio counties.
Akron, Cleveland and Canton TV News shows and radio are a tight knit group so this democrat mayor's influence spread far beyond just the Youngstown area.
I am in Florida but spent most my life in Ohio. I would love to hear the Ohio people confirm what I said since you were there.
The Amish vote (and the Amish rarely vote but did this time) and McKelvey's support may have helped turn the state Red.
I rather think she is in many ways, actually.
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