Wow!

[n2mark]

Just had an interesting conversation at our local QuickStop. It was me and two others in the store. They were totally ticked with the shrub, privatizing ss, the push on religion, Iraq and the fear of his arrogance that he might attack Iran...one was a shrub backer (not anymore) and another a Kerry backer. They were really upset. They both felt there was voter fraud. I wonder if this is happening around the country.... this is Az. Me thinks the shrub should watch his words very carefully these days as his words and actions may bite him in the butt. Personally his so called mandate is very very weak. I also talked to a pug relative tonight who is for the shrub, but the support is also very weak. I'm rubbing my hands now.... all I can say is shrub keep talking your way into the hole because the hole is getting bigger and bigger.

[DoBotherMe]

1. I think there are a lot of ** supporters who

regret their vote and would gladly see him go back to crawford.

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[MichiganVote]

4. Great pic's and just think they don't look Godless to me

[Be Brave]

8. Thank you for posting these pictures. They say a lot.

The stunned expressions on these faces are probably rivalled only by the expressions on the faces of people who witnessed 9/11.

I was in Boston this past weekend, and while in a restaurant noticed that a lady in her 60's was still wearing her Kerry lapel pin. Never give up!

[Mr_Spock]

3. I am seeing incredible anger from non-political people in my circles

I'm actually shocked at the visible anger from people. So many are ready to take action and are very aware of what "idiots" in their workplace voted for Shrub. I've never in my life seen such anger.

[Woody Wood]

5. yeah

ive seen the anger too. its amazing.

[n2mark]

6. Just can't believe the anger

So many people that I know are upset even from of my very christian friends.

[Mr_Spock]

11. It's not even anger any more - people are INCENSED!!

This is not a passing emotion - this is a state of mind!

[m berst]

7. I agree

That is what I am hearing as well. We can't expect Republicans to take the lead on challenging the stolen election, but I believe there is growing latent support there for an investigation.

Please read "Do We Still Have a Democracy?" by Ernest Partridge before making up your mind. Anyone who reads this article, and then STILL tries to argue against a full investigation had better have a good explanation.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/articles/04/11/10_...

"We are obliged at this time to struggle, with all the Powers with which the Constitution hath furnished us, in Defence of our Rights; to prevent the most valuable of our Liberties from being wrested from us, by the subtle Machinations, and daring Encroachments of wicked Ministers."

- Sam Adams 1771

[llmart]

9. Has anyone else noticed.......

how quickly the front yard signs came down after the election? I don't ever remember them coming down within the same week in prior presidential elections. I actually think those with Bush/Cheney signs are afraid of anyone knowing they voted for him and any repercussions. Guess they're not very proud of their vote.

P.S. The few at my workplace who I know voted for him don't get the time of day from me. Just a quick hi and bye, but no more conversation. Let them wallow in their stupidity and the fallout from their vote.

[Mr_Spock]

10. They won't admit they even voted for * at my work. Signs - gone

Though I have a very very good memory. Those places have invisible "markers" on them.

[OneBlueSky]

12. in two years, you won't be able to find anyone who will admit . . .

voting for Bush . . . remember: what he's about to do to us, he's also going to do to them (meaning those who voted for him) . . . they think he cares about them, but they'll soon find out just how wrong they are . . .

[llmart]

13. You're right......

I remember back when I voted for McGovern and my husband voted for Nixon how he tried to tell me he didn't vote for him after the guy resigned in disgrace. His favorite line when I would confront him was "you weren't in the voting booth with me - how do you know I voted for him?" even after he had told me he was voting for him.

[BeFree]

14. That's hilarious! n/t

[llmart]

18. Well, not always......

if you have to live with it):

[Mr_Spock]

15. LOL - not one person in my office will admit they voted for Shrub

It's already happening - some are even joining in the bandwagon of angry sentiment against the evil mass-killer as they want to be popular again!

[peekaloo]

16. My Bu$h-lubbin' sister started complaining the other day about

the cost of her meds and how next year the price is rising and how her insurance won't cover the increase. I had to ask her THREE times if she was complaining before she got my inference. She backed off and shut up by meekly stating "it's just a comment".

BAH!

[llmart]

17. Ha. Ha.

This is the part I'm gonna love - throwing this shit right back in their faces when they start to whine.