TOP TEN REASONS THIS IS BETTER THAN THE '84 ELECTION (vanity)

me ^ | 11/03/04 | Tellw

[tellw]

10. It's much more fun watching Terry McAuliffe go down in flames than whoever the DNC chairman was in 1984.

9. In 1984, John Kerry and Tom Harkin were elected to the U.S. Senate.

8. In 1984, Republicans lost Senate seats overall (-2).

7. In 1984, Republicans won a few House seats but still were well in the minority.

6. In 1984 Dems won most of the Governor's mansions and state houses.

5. Walter Mondale was too easy a target.

4. The satisfaction of knowing GWB got a majority of the popular vote, which Clinton never did.

3. Did I forget to mention we swept both houses of Congress...AGAIN?

2. Democrats not just defeated, but made IRRELEVANT in vast portions of the nation.

1. We didn't have FREE REPUBLIC in 1984!

[ghost of nixon]

11. Dems hopes were raised by exit polls, before they were crushed

12. Watching 30 million of George Soros' fortune swirl down the drain in Fla & OH

[PMCarey]

11. MSM is completely discredited.

12. UN is completely discredited.

13. France is completely discredited.

14. Gay marriage goes down big.

[talleyman]

11. The MSM, George Soros, Hollywood wacko's and Michael Moore all lost.

[ZOOKER]

12) There is a Republican sitting in (former Senator) Tom Daschle's chair.

13) There is a Republican sitting in (former Senator) John Edwards' chair.

[happydogdesign]

Don't forget the joy of watching
Dan Rather swallow bile all night

[NetSurfer]

1. Because in 1984 I was trapped at UCLA and probably one of the only two students who voted for Reagan. Was too scared to gloat. LOL.

At least now I can comfortably GLOAT in my beautiful, coastal, REPUBLICAN, small, community with like-minded brethren! Even if we do have to live in socialist CA

[brianl703]

So was I. In 1984 my entire 2nd grade class voted for Reagan in the mock election we had.

[Paleo Conservative]

4. The satisfaction of knowing GWB got a majority of the popular vote, which Clinton never did.

Not only has W won the largest popular vote in history, but so far he has gotten almost 8.1 million more votes than he did last year. Kerry got 4.0 million more votes than Gore, but Nader lost 2.5 million votes from his 2000 totals. Subtract out Nader swing votes from Kerry's total assuming all 2.5 million votes swung to Kerry, and Kerry only added 1.5 million votes from Gore's showing in 2000.

Depending on absentee votes yet to be counted, and W's popurlar vote may go over 60 million.

[conservative cat]

I was only 10 in 84, so I didn't get to vote!

[reagan_fanatic]

Feeeel the Hate...

[snarkytart]

BETTER THAN MOORE LOSING....Soros lost his money!

[Jenya]

BETTER THAN MOORE LOSING....Soros lost his money!

Right, Fatso made millions off his hate. Soros lost over 23 million.

[AC86UT89]

With a GOP House and Senate, a clear victory, majority popular vote, and a chance to bring in some Supreme court justices, George W. Bush is in a position to be the most influential and historically impactful President since FDR.

This is HUGE.