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texpatriot2004 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Oct-12-06 09:40 PM
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An "election" has to at least look plausible, & right now it would
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Edited on Thu Oct-12-06 10:22 PM by texpatriot2004
not appear plausible for the GOP to win. One point about election fraud and stolen elections in America - the results have to at least appear possible and likely. Of course, as many of us know, the Corporate Media can easily manipulate public perception. Still, right now, bad news abounds for the Rethugs and Thank God for that. Finally, they are in the hot seat (they never can take what they dish out). Leaking like a sieve they are. If the "election" were tomorrow, with all the polls indicating landslides for the Democrats but things stayed the way they are now; all the same people in all the same places, well then, it just wouldn't look right. It wouldn't look plausible. For this I am truly grateful.

I wonder what would happen if they all stayed in "power" and it didn't look plausible. What if, everything points to the Democrats (again) and yet the Rethugs stay? How far can it go in America? How not plausible can the results of an American "election" look? I wonder. You? BTW I hope and pray I/we don't have to find out.
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