Democrats for Bush

[TheWildCard]

Kerry's head is too big so please no pictures of him.

I'm sorry but that is funny... LOL!

[Gustaf]

Kerry's head is too big so please no pictures of him.

Lol...

[MAS117]

lol it wont let me what is the url i need to paste into my signuarture if u do it from this:
 http://www.johnkerry.com/images/thumbnails/buddyicon.gif  
 
 
 
 
 

[jravnsbo]

yes follow wild's instructions.

[MAS117]

i did can u show me though from the url i put in my last post

[TheWildCard]

lol it wont let me what is the url i need to paste into my signuarture if u do it from this:
 http://www.johnkerry.com/images/thumbnails/buddyicon.gif  
 
 
 
 
 

Wait D'oh! that is the url just put that in your signature in between

[MAS117]

?

[TheWildCard]

Okay

1.go to profile
2.then go to the signature text box
3.then type

[MAS117]

what u said got xed out

[TheWildCard]

Yeah sorry it said then simply put that url in between

[MAS117]

wow i cant do this can u just type out what im suppose to put in

[MAS117]

being an idiot made me a full member

[Gustaf]

being an idiot made me a full member

Hahahahaha, lol! Well, that's life for you...

[jravnsbo]

no comment!

being an idiot made me a full member

[TheWildCard]

wow i cant do this can u just type out what im suppose to put in

Okay lets try this

[img] http://www.johnkerry.com/images/thumbnails/buddyicon.gif [/img

copy and paste that into your signature and add a ] at the end

[MAS117]

didnt work, damn let to try to find another pictrure to do it to thanks to everyone anyway

[Q]

It was further announced today that int he coming day 9 more prominent GA Democrats plan to endorse President Bush and help his campaign.  Included among them are Frmr Carter AG Griffin Bell and a state senator.

I though I would post because it seems that a local perspective and analysis might be more accurate.

Those other GA Democrats who have endorsed Bush are by no means "prominent."

From an Atlanta Journal-Constitution article today:
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Along with Miller, 11 state House Democrats were on hand to endorse the Republican president. They were introduced by Republican Gov. Sonny Perdue, a former Democrat, who called them "folks who used to be like I was."
Several of the legislators are chairmen of powerful House committees. "Of the people running now, I'm going with the president," Rep. Bobby Parham (D-Milledgeville) said of the current presidential candidates.
Rep. Carl Rogers (D-Gainesville) said, "I got a son in the military, too, and I have to support him." Rep. Mike Boggs (D-Waycross), who is serving his last year in the House and is running for a Superior Court judgeship next year, said: "There's a lot of conservative Democrats in the Georgia Legislature who support President Bush. I don't think it's controversial at all."
Other Democratic House members backing Bush are Reps. Ken Birdsong of Gordon, Robert Ray of Fort Valley, Johnny Floyd of Cordele, Jeanette Jamison of Toccoa, Mickey Channell of Greensboro, Penny Houston of Nashville, Mike Snow of Chickamauga and Charles Jenkins of Blairsville.
The legislators were joined by other Georgia political figures, including Griffin Bell, who was U.S. attorney general in President Carter's administration. "I support President George W. Bush for re-election because his leadership is crucial during this time in our nation," Bell said."
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None of these other legislators will have any impact whatsoever on the presidential election.  They are virtually unknown outside of their own districts, and, really, their endorsements mean absolutely to the rest of Georgia.

Georgia will obviously go for Bush anyway.  I see this turn of events as having no significant impact.

[Q]

Call me a cynic, but I think Zell Miller simply wants to avoid Max Cleland's fate by sweet-talking Republicans in GA (careerism, in other words).

Not the case.  Zell Miller is the single most popular Georgia politician.  Georgians, Republican and Democrat alike, love the guy and always have.  He could have come out totally against Bush and Georgians, for the most part, would still love him (I even would, just for the good he's done for this state).  With Cleland, he was only loved and respected by half of the state - the half that is Democratic.  Miller is loved by everyone.

The fact that Miller, a Democrat, is endorsing Bush, a Republican, is HUGE in Georgia - maybe even huge in the entire South.  It will influence those old southern Democrats who think the Democrats of today - Clinton's day - are still the Democrats of FDR's day - which they clearly are not.

Well, here's one Georgian who ABSOLUTELY CANNOT STAND Zell Miller.  He is truly a reactionary conservative and a Republican; I don't understand why he maintains his titular link to the Democrats.  I despise Miller's hypocrisy, his public criticism of a party he himself supposedly belongs to.  Miller goes beyond exposing the supposed "flaws" he sees in his political enemies; he attempts to portray them as a party against "the people," one that hates everything "the people" stand for.  I find it revolting.

His crass expressions such as "like a hog on Sunday," which he substitutes for meaningful explanations of his opinions, to me convey a complete lack of professionalism and tact.

I would much rather have a politician be what he claims to be, even if I disagree completely, than one who criticises the establishment that gave him his opportunity to lead a lengthy political career and calls his opponents "liberal," villifying the word and showing how ineffective he truly is at leading "the people" he claims to understand so intimately.

[Huckleberry Finn]

http://atlblogs.com/republicansfordean/

There is some republicans who support Dean. Nothing beside Zell Miller and others of course.

Is there some chance that Republican senator Lincoln Chafee of Rhone Island would support Democrat candidate? I have understood that he was/is agaist Iraq War? Am I wrong? Pretty moderate or even liberal guy that senator Chafee. I like him.

[© tweed]

Nice logo.

[TheWildCard]

Nice logo.

MY EYES!!!!! LOL

[© tweed]

I don't like those Bush-Cheney logos either.

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

As I suspected, all of this logo business would quickly get out of hand... should we start some sort of pact on this - nothing bigger than x by x

[© tweed]

Mine aren't all that big.

[TheWildCard]

I don't like those Bush-Cheney logos either.

Miamiu what I said was a joke thats all

And if you were joking too sorry its hard to detect over the internet