WTF Is It Now?!?

No surrender
What the Dems should do while waiting for the {next} inevitable major Bush misadministration fiasco:

What they need to do now is develop a political program aimed at maintaining and increasing the intensity. That means setting some realistic but critical goals for the next year.

Democrats shouldn't cave in to Mr. Bush when he tries to appoint highly partisan judges - even when the effort to block a bad appointment fails, it will show supporters that the party stands for something. They should gear up for a bid to retake the Senate or at least make a major dent in the Republican lead. They should keep the pressure on Mr. Bush when he makes terrible policy decisions, which he will.

- Paul Krugman.




Yeah...
'I can't believe I'm losing to this idiot.'
- John Kerry, 4/04.

To the overwhelming majority of you who didn't vote for John Kerry, I simply ask: Have you learnt nothing?

Do you despise your own image that much? Do you care so little about the world beyond your shores? How could you do this to yourselves?

How appalling must one man's record at home and abroad be for you to reject him?

Today is a sad day for the world, but it's even sadder for the millions of intelligent Americans embarrassed by a gung-ho leader and backed by a banal electorate, half of whom still believe Saddam Hussein was behind 9/11.

-author unknown, via email.




I'm sure it was just a coincidence
A "computer error" involving a "voting machine cartridge" gave Jebus's Favorite Preznit an extra 3,893 votes in one precinct in Ohio. You know, the state whose votes the chairman of Diebold promised to deliver to Bush.

The results gave Bunnypants 4,258 votes and John Kerry 260 -- in a precinct where just 638 voters cast their ballots.

I just don't care any more.