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To: Chas. who wrote (22211)	11/5/2004 11:37:23 AM
From: chowder	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23153

>>> now if we could just get Ed to admit that the majority has spoken regards the Bush/Republican/Conservative/NeoCon movement and loud and clear I might add.... <<< I don't know what we can get Ed to admit to but, there are some things noboday can dispute that are worth thinking about. The democrats have only won the White House 3 times in the last 40 years. No democrat from the Northeast has won since Kennedy. The 3 times the democrats won, the winner came from the South. The dems are now talking about HELLERY. Another Northeast democrat. Bring it on! The dems still don't get it. They don't represent most of America. 3 wins in 40 years is all the poof they need. Bush was a very weak candidate and twice he was victorious. A huge turnout was supposed to favor the dems. We got that turnout. There is no excuse this time. No voter apathy. America has spoken. Conservative views baby, conservative! With this in mind, I don't see Bush taking it to extremes. Any policies he gets to enforce during the next 4 years, he must accept full responsibility for. He's got the support from the Senate, the House and the American public. If he screws up, it's his baby! I would look for him to go middle of the road. We'll see. dabum