the question is when you begin damage control- when there are possibilities to salvage something or when all the possibilities are gone. Your solution is stupid. By the time you get started, McCain may curtail your rights to the point that there would be nothing you could do. With the patriot act he could take you into custody for suspicion only, hold you for whatever time he wants without a lawyer, and nobody would hear from you again. Tell me what you would do then. Woops, I am sorry. you couldn't say because you would be gone. Or they could be coy about it and moniter you through your cell phone, home phone or office phone.........hmmmmmmm with techology these days they don't even need a phone to find out your activities......well, they could conscript you to fight in Iraq, you would agree I am sure. After all you prefer McCain, don't you. He'd love you for volunteering in this war. I hear it may go on another 10 -15 years. that would
suit you wouldn't it? Vote for him then........It would suit your interest.
I prefer to vote for one of the two democrats because either alternative would be better than this mental health care patient (McCain). I would hope for a third ballot at the convention so that maybe a better candidate can be encouraged to take center seat. but if it doesn't happen I will go for the winner of that convention. Maybe hope is not lost yet.
ed
----- Original Message ----
From: Brian Causway <brian_causway@yahoo.com>
To: Dems2008@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, April 4, 2008 12:58:49 AM
Subject: Re:[Dems2008] Re: Little Off Topic
I hope McCain wins ... I'm in no way a fan of his and I'm a lifelong
Democrat and I would never vote for that piece of crap but why elect
a Democrat who will just inherit a huge broken disaster called
America. If either Obama or Clinton gets elected the Republicans are
just going to blame all the problems in the world on either of them.
At least if McCain gets elected and further ruins the country we then
will win over more people to our cause prove to them that we (The
Dems) are right and they (The Repubs) are wrong. Like I said before
things have to get a hell of a lot worst before they can start to get
better ... Americans have to get mad as hell before they'll get off
their fat asses and vote the right person to be President.
Brian
--- In Dems2008@yahoogroups.com, "Edward Hochman" <whovian7_2000@...>
wrote:
>
> Then you should be president of the bush-mccain for president
club. That is what it comes down to if you sit this one out. Too
much is at stake to sit this one out.
>
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> ------Original Message------
> From: raschueller <raschueller@...>
> To: <Dems2008@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Thu, Apr 3, 2008 11:21 PM
> Subject: [Dems2008] Re: Little Off Topic
>
> --- In Dems2008@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Finley" <nwest99@> wrote:
> >
> > Re: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Dems2008/message/20175 <> Hello
> Susie in Texas. The big bad wolf is John McCain and Obama supporters
> should pledge to vote for Clinton, in November, should she win the
nod
> <(& vice versa).
>
>
> Sorry I felt that way until recently. Now I can't do it. Personally
I
> feel she presents as large a threat as the republicans (if not
> larger), and if she gets the nod I will be sitting this one out. I
> argued that exact position... even to the point of angering a fair
> number of Obama supporters by suggesting for the good of the party
to
> seat the Michigan delegation despite the rules. However she crossed
> too many lines that are indefensible and her behavior suggests that
> she will effectively continue the trend started under Clinton to
shift
> this country dramatically to the right for political gain.
>
> > I like Obama, but the real enemy is the GOP, eh! How would an
> Obama/Clinton or Clinton/Obama ticket strike your fancy, eh?
>
> Neither one is desirable too many bridges have been burned, and
> Clinton would never accept the second slot anyways. VP's do not go
on
> to be presidents unless the President dies. Other than Bush SR. No
one
> in 20th century went straight from the VP slot to the presidency.
>
> >Should neither Obama or Clinton win on the first ballot delegates
are
> free on the second ballot to vote for who they choose. How would you
> feel about a Gore/Obama or Gore/Clinton ticket, eh?
>
> Again no. Gore/ Edwards yes.
>
> >I will be very, very disappointed if Obama doesn't win the nod,
BUT
> we can't let the GOP benefit from dis-united democrats come
November.
> Polls show Texas is winnable by democrats so for heaven sake don't
> stay home on election day or, sanity-forbid, vote for McCain -
OK!!!!!!
>
> I won't vote for McCain or a third party. My happy butt will stay
> home. I worked my ass off in 2004 and I deserve a break anyways.
>
>
>
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