What cost Kerry the election?

[William Thornton]

[rickwright01]

[Norm]

[Sandy]

[Layne]

[Keith]

[Norm]

[fox]

[Michael]

[rickwright01]

[Norm]

[fox]

William is not a felon
He is my brother in Christ Jesus, plus he likes BBQ and lives near Winder.
Talking to another friend of Winder, a raised Baptist this morning who says: Values voters are alien to me. Anybody who follows love of God and Jesus into a vote for George W. Bush operates under a matrix I can not fathom.
And finally--Oh Brother where art Thou Esque, Delmar upon sighting Pete as a Horny Toad after getting loved up by them Sireeens:
What WE GONE DO???

oH AND THIS. Bap Press takes credit this morning for gving Dub the margin. They delighted in the last sentence of the report for defeating Tom Daschle "a leading opponent of family initiatives in the Senate."
BP did not say anything about our Christian President in the SC 2000 primary, the Atlantic Article this month on Karl Rove, DAvid Barton, nor Thomas Frank's What's the Matter with Kansas.
Nor did it say anything about the 100,000 civilian casualties in Iraq.

[Sandy]

[fox]

[Bobby]

[Guest]

According to the exit polls used by all the major news services, the 18-29 age bracket accounted for 18 percent of the vote nationwide, and was the category that Kerry won by the widest margin, 56-42%. Don't know exactly what percentage that would be of the total number of people in that age group, but seems like 18 percent of the total would be fairly high.
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Sandy

<b>The plurality was about 3.5 million votes. What would it have been if even 30 percent, instead of 11 percent, of black voters had voted for Bush? Hispanics gave him 44 percent. Democrats are careful to keep the blacks on the plantation, and one wonders how long it will be before a black leader emerges with enough leadership ability to get them off of it. When Jackson, Sharpton, Bond, Mfumi and their ilk either get out of the scene or are recognized for the dividers/charlatans they are, perhaps African Americans will more closely reflect the national voting patterns.</b>