Now to start rebuilding our movement and our country.

Combine that with all the illegal immigrants and ACORN and other fraudulent methods..

Think about it..with the redistricting and the voter fraud..this man could potentially be Dictator Supreme for the next eight years ( and if he tries to pull a Bill Clinton)…get Michelle O elected for another 8 years!

16 years in all..with a super majority in both the House and Senate!

Yes, America is finished. The Republican Party is finished.

America wouldn’t survive two years under Obama’s terrible policies anyway.

Even Joe Biden thinks it’d be more like six months before some major disaster happens because of obama.

Part of me wants Nebraska to come with you but I’m not done fighting for my country just yet.

It’s over man.

Their America is not the America you know and love.

An islamo-marxist racist manchurian candidate is now our President.

It’s time to get a coalition of states together and secede from the Union.

It’s our only chance!

Or maybe Texas can Annex us and we can become one of the New Free Territories.

LegendHasIt on November 5, 2008 at 1:31 AM

Part of me wants Nebraska to come with you but I’m not done fighting for my country just yet. My loyalty and oath to defend my country didn’t end with my enlistment 10+ years ago. America lives on in my heart… even if she is dying all around me to the cheers of those who willing brought about her demise.

We just elected a man who approves of infanticide. We are the ones who have abandoned Him.

I have set before you life and death, the blessing and the curse. Choose life, then, that you and your descendants may live,

We chose poorly.

pannw on November 5, 2008 at 12:46 AM

Of all the issues that I opposed Obama on, that one I think makes me the most sad for my country. This country just elected a guy who approves of sucking the brains out of a baby just inches away from taking his/her first breath.

I wonder if it’ll still be above his pay grade now? Me thinks not.

Our Neighboring counties, to the West, where Hornet Sting lives, and all the rest to the east and south east did almost as well for the Republicans.

To the rest of the State: May you get the misery you deserve.

Hey, we are big enough and different enough politically and culturally from the rest of the state that we ought to just go ahead and split off and become either the 51st State….

Or maybe Texas can Annex us and we can become one of the New Free Territories.

McCain’s biggest single mistake was to run so hard from George W. Bush. Even though Bush’s approval rating was so low, and he was blamed for everything under the sun. All that was true in 2004, and Bush still won handily. Because he ran on conservative principles, even if he did compromise too much to keep liberals happy.

I’d venture to say that if Bush hadn’t already had his limit of terms, he could have won re-election again. When he actually campaigns, he defends his positions well and wins elections. McCain wound up never defending conservative positions, because he was trying to distance himself from George W. Bush.

Running from Bush caused him to never stand on principles, but try to sell himself as just a better and more experienced hand at the helm. That doesn’t sell.

Obama is a very sharp politician. It’s impressive that he was able to hide everything negative about himself long enough to get elected. But it will be a lot harder to hide those negatives when he’s president. The truth will out. It may get out before the inauguration.

Sharke on November 5, 2008 at 1:03 AM

The media would have to care. And all they cared about was electing the one.

Funny you mention Randie, she was kicked out of Air America Radio.

mycowardice on November 5, 2008 at 1:01 AM

Not because of any of your protests.

But if you agree her spew was hate speech, lets get that old bipartisan spirit going and you and I can protest her 3 hours on these stations.

She is everything you said Hannity was.

I hope you’re ready for what you guys did to us. It’s on tomorrow.

If not for the choice of Sarah Palin as VP, he would never have done as well as he did.

Don’t let your children’s children fight for less….

Garry Owen

“GOP observers are calling in reports of multiple voting. People brazenly are coming in two or three times to vote,” he said, the exhaustion clear in his voice. “We may have an observer in one of every five or six precinct buildings, and they can see only so much. People are coming in where there are multiple registrations for the same address. Someone might say, ‘I’m Troy Jones at 123 Main Street,’ and then he’ll vote. Next, he will come back and say, ‘I’m Troy Jones, Jr. at 123 Main Street,’ then cast another ballot. Later on, a Troy Jones, Sr. registered at the same address gets to vote. This is why ACORN’s multiple registrations are such a problem.”

Bullshit you liberal weasle. You never even listened to them. And I have never seen you write a word about what Randie Rhoades …
hawkdriver on November 5, 2008 at 12:34 AM

Funny you mention Randie, she was kicked out of Air America Radio.

Are you kidding? The dem’s make an art out of eating there own.

silentMajority on November 5, 2008 at 12:45 AM

Not at the presidential level… they write the history books, and they know how important it is to avoid having the electorate look back and see *any* Democrat president as a failure or embarrassment. That’s why they fought beyond the edge of reason to keep Clinton in office, instead of following the more honorable path Republicans took with Nixon. They know how much damage it did to the Republicans for a generation, to have Nixon as the poster boy for a failed presidency.

It’s still routine, in a popular culture consumed largely by people born fifteen years after Watergate, to see Nixon depicted as subhuman or demonic. With Obama safely elected, and the Clintons politically neutralized, there’s no reason for them to do anything but enshrine Bill Clinton as a glorious predecessor to the even more glorious Obama. They’re smart enough to hold their message discipline together on their presidents. They’ll have some highly entertaining and vicious squabbles for power below that level, but they’ll never do anything to make any past Democrat president seem like a liability to their future goals… unlike Republicans, who were making a cottage industry out of turning on Bush for media approval while the dust was still in the air from the World Trade Center.

This is a great moment in American history.

The beginning of the end is a great moment, indeed.

On a happier note, W’s legacy is now secure. By this time next year, even Democrats will be missing him and remembering him (or at least his tax cuts) with fondness and nostalgia.

God bless and godspeed, Mr. President.

NTXLass on November 5, 2008 at 12:46 AM

Afraid Not. These bastards have different plans for the man that kept us safe for 7 years.

I stand with President Bush regardless. Prosecute me too.

Unwavering support for the troops while opposing every other thing they do. Everything. I don’t care if he comes up with a cure for a disease I get. Oppose him.

hawkdriver on November 5, 2008 at 12:50 AM

I’ll wait breathlessly for The 0ne to support the troops with anything livlier than lip service. I hope someone has oxygen on standby.