When Bush leaves office, how much partying are you going to do?

[ButterflyBlood]

I'll probably have to have people drag me off the floor and back to my room.

[Semi_subversive]

1. I will party

till I puke red, white and blue!!!!!!!!

[Darth_Ole]

2. I'll be so fuckin' happy!

I'll have friends over on election day. The election results will declare that the Dems have won and then I'll play 'Happy Days Are Here Again' on my piano.

[I AM SPARTACUS]

3. Like It's 1999...('member, before sElection...???)

[JackSwift]

4. Assuming a Dem takes office on Jan 20 2005

I will celebrate until July 5, 2005.

[lcordero]

5. NONE!!!!

Bush being out does not equate with it being over. We need a filibuster-proof Senate and House. We need to hold both the Legislative branch and the Executive branch for the next 40 to 50 years so that we may get a majority in the Supreme Court. We need to reverse the damage that the Republicans have done for the last 25 years.
November 2004 is the very first step. Celebrating just because Bush is out is wrong-headed.

[Ohio Dem]

6. That's true, but getting Bush out is the first step.

And deserving of a party. Let's have a big ole National DU get together somewhere. DC?

[shatoga]

7. I'll have died in a concentration camp by then

As will have most other Liberal activists.

[VolcanoJen]

8. Does anyone remember the "Bell Ringing" in '92?

I guess it was actually '93, when Clinton was first inaugurated.

Everyone was urged to go to their porches and ring a bell, the bell of enlightenment, victory, hope. I remember ringing my little bell on my porch (yes, the neighbors thought I was a nutbag, but what else is new), and getting misty-eyed... those were days of real hope for me.

When Chimpy gets the ouster, I'll buy the freaking Liberty Bell, or a reasonable facsimile thereof, install it on my porch, and bong the hell out of it 24/7.

:-)

Jennifer

[number9]

9. maybe I'll actually be able to sober up then

I seem to drink more with every friggin news story that comes out.

[ClintonTyree]

10. One night.........

and then get back to work to help remove the scourge of Rethugs till in the House and Senate. Even if we take back the White House, there is still much work to be done elsewhere.

[laconicsax]

11. That depends on how he leaves office

If it's by being flattened in the election, then I'll party a measured amount.

If it's in handcuffs after impeachment and conviction, then watch out!

If it's in handcuffs on his way to the Hague, oh man! I'll be partying during the whole trial and conviction--and maybe a bit more after that--like until they get the whole junta.