McFly wrote: Alternately, a Bush win would likely still leave lots of room for Frank, Tom, Ed, REB and others to work for *their* America. They wouldn't be locked out, and neither would you.
I remember Bush saying he would be a uniter not a divider and all he has been even after 9/11 has been a divider.
I'm sorry to say you are dead wrong. I'm sure he will listen to those to the right of him, but not to the left. Bush is not going to start listening to the left's views of American and it's hopes. I heard his derision and jeers last night. He didn't before now he won't just because he is elected. I have a far different agenda to Bush's. Why do you think we want him out as badly as we do? Nothing he proposed last night is will either come to pass or is really for who he said it was for.
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re: No matter who wins, the country remains a work in progress
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- Where is Bush's Poll Bump? He is the incumbent? (n/t)
- Where Was Kerry's?
- You mean like the 11 point lead being reported by Time?
- If they were bad for the Pres., they would be over the place wall-to-wall
- If Bush wins....
- You might want to wait for the polls. (n/t)
