Reply #62: I've made the same argument. [View All]

If Kerry had fought the election results and won (something pretty much impossible, I think), he'd have had a Republican majority in Congress spending all their time investigatig Kerry's traitorous actions in VietNam. We'd still have a Republican media in place to blame all the problems on Kerry's administration.

Republicans have no one to blame now. The seeds of their agenda are bearing fruit and more and more Americans are realizing just how bitter it is. I think it is far more important that we change America from the bottom up instead of trying to change it from the top down. When 90% of Americans repudiate the Republican Syndicate, we can stand united and develop a progressive agenda to put this country back on the right track.

While the short term results are disappointing, perhaps it is better for the long term that Bush preside over the disaster that he worked so hard to create in the 1st term. I think we will finally be united in 2006 and there will be a grassroots solidarity to support investigations and jail everyone of these bastards who have distorted and co-opted our country for their personal benefit.

And I hope Kerry is the point man to run these investigations.