Reply #4: Everyone's Flawed, Everyone's Human,

[ewulf]

Our challenge is not to dwell on those flaws, but rather to bring out, enhance, and appreciate our candidates good points. Our challenge is to make the media do it to. Picking at every Dem over every little thing will get us no where but ruin.

Kerry was great. He won.

He may not have won by a lot, not by enough that they couldn't steel it, but the margin of theft keeps expanding, who knows how well you have to do to actually have it count these days; really, it hasn't been tested. Given the biased pressure from the media, in support of out "war time" incumbent "president," I'd say a small (~1.5 million) popular victory, and ~300 electoral votes (Ohio, Fl, etc.) is pretty respectable. In the end, making the Republicans come out and commit voter fraud to stay in office, voter fraud that offers up the possibility of disgrace upon their entire party should it be uncovered, is a victory.

We have great policies and we have great people. Lets find more great policies, more great people, and lets get our ideas, our vision, across in a revolutionary manner. This is something for all Democrats, you, me, Kerry, humans all, to strive for and believe in. Some of us may get a little more upset and want to yell, some of us may want to work things from behind the scenes, in the end, its all good; it all works as long as we don't give up and we believe in one another.