A Great wailing and Gnashing of teeth.

The democrats thinking this must be hell

Published on January 20, 2005 By Moderateman In Politics

As President George Bush becomes only the 16th second term President in American history, you can hear a great wailing and gnashing of teeth.

Hanoijohn Kerry standing a mere 30 feet from President Bush being inaugurated looking longingly at what he dreamed might be his.

As this great President takes office for the second time, the opening song was “heal our land” Which I pray happens in this time of trial for America.

Through out the country you can just hear the Democrats crying and bemoaning their fate, wondering why the majority of Americans looks on them with such scorn.

I wish I could honestly say I feel bad for the democrats, but they have made their bed of liberal lunacy, now they can lay in it.

Watching former President Carter with that fake smile plastered on his face was a sorry sight to see.

Possibly at some point in the far far future another Democrat will be allowed to take the highest office in the land, but for the foreseeable future I think not!

Comments (Page 1)

Manopeace

on Jan 20, 2005

Watching former President Carter with that fake smile plastered on his face was a sorry sight to see.

That is NOT a fake smile....its gas!

Zoomba

on Jan 20, 2005

A bit of irony here... I remember how much many people on the right bemoaned the sanctimonious assholes on the left, how the left was so arrogant etc.

I've seen the tides decidedly turn since the election. Now it's many of the strong conservatives who are doing the talking-down, doing the insulting and such.

Not to say much of the left doesn't deserve it, it's just funny how many of the self-proclaimed mighty have fallen.

Moderateman

on Jan 20, 2005

Reply By: ZoombaPosted: Thursday, January 20, 2005A bit of irony here... I remember how much many people on the right bemoaned the sanctimonious assholes on the left, how the left was so arrogant etc.I've seen the tides decidedly turn since the election. Now it's many of the strong conservatives who are doing the talking-down, doing the insulting and such.Not to say much of the left doesn't deserve it, it's just funny how many of the self-proclaimed mighty have fallen.

As I have said many times the best of all worlds would be a sane democratic party.. with more moderates, same for the republicans, moderation in both parties is the best for america.

Moderateman

on Jan 20, 2005

Reply By: ManopeacePosted: Thursday, January 20, 2005Watching former President Carter with that fake smile plastered on his face was a sorry sight to see.That is NOT a fake smile....its gas!

send carter some gas-x now.... poor man ate too much hatred in the last election..

Dr Guy

on Jan 20, 2005

That is NOT a fake smile....its gas!

You would have to interject realism into what was a good diatribe!

Dr Guy

on Jan 20, 2005

Seriously, tho, I thinkthere will be democrat in the Whitehouse soon. There are too many Slick Willies, and too many bleating sheep beleiving that he never 'had sex with that woman'.

whoman69

on Jan 20, 2005

Whatever. If Carter wanted to make a statement, he would not have shown up at all.

Complain about whining, then come back with haha, we won, you're all jerks, let's call you names now.

Zoomba

on Jan 20, 2005

I don't think we'll see a Democrat in the Whitehouse for at least 8 years at this point. The Dem party doesn't have any strong, viable candidates. The Republicans have McCain and Mayor Rudie. Both strong politicians with proven records and accomplishments. McCain has the distinction of being pretty much universally liked by both sides.

The Dems have Billary... that's about it as far as name recognition. Dean is toast now, Kerry won't have another shot.

But you know what? It doesn't matter one damn bit which *party* a candidate belongs to anymore. I'm more concerned with their personal beliefs and practices. I'm a registered democrat, and I admitedly lean left on a number of topics... but I would vote McCain in a heartbeat, no questions asked. If Powell ever ran (which he won't... he's too smart to go through that shitstorm) I'd vote for him over just about anyone the dems could toss up. I don't care what party anyone is, because the party labels don't really match to reality anymore. It's time we started looking at the individual more than at their party affiliation.

Moderateman

on Jan 20, 2005

any moderate will do.

Moderateman

on Jan 20, 2005

Reply By: Dr. GuyPosted: Thursday, January 20, 2005Seriously, tho, I thinkthere will be democrat in the Whitehouse soon. There are too many Slick Willies, and too many bleating sheep beleiving that he never 'had sex with that woman'.

I liked bill I really did not care if he was getting his dicked sucked everyday... the economy grew stronger... altho his foriegn policies were weak..

Moderateman

on Jan 20, 2005

diatribe

is that like a rant?

Moderateman

on Jan 20, 2005

I quess that old adage is true. shit does flow down hill..

Gimpyone

on Jan 20, 2005

I too sat and wondered what Kerry was thinking at the moment OUR President took the oath,wish I could say I feel for him, but nope I dont. God Bless the President through out these four years to come and God Bless America.

jeblackstar

on Jan 20, 2005

Moderateman, I retract any statement I have made in the past about you being a moderate, you are not.

Cheers

Moderateman

on Jan 20, 2005

Reply By: jeblackstarPosted: Thursday, January 20, 2005Moderateman, I retract any statement I have made in the past about you being a moderate, you are not.Cheers

think what you will, thats one of the freedoms in a democracy..

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