BUSH 2004 - It's Over !!!!!!!!

[tres-b]

[tres-b]

Wrong about what?

Moderates make up the majority of voters. Moderates who voted for Kerry arent crushed that the President was reelected. Moderates are just that, moderates. They fall in the middle and identify with both parties of some issues.

The fringe left is a non-factor at this point and will get zero attention from President Bush. I anticipate the President reaching out to Democrats who want to work with him over the coming weeks and months. I dont anticipate any effort to reach out to those who stand on the far left. Whats the point? They dont want to work with the rest of us anyway.

Now about your point on Evangelicals. The Evangelicals helped President Bush, but I will wait until the in-depth statistics come out to make a judgement. At this point, it is too early to tell. My guess is that they won him Ohio but overall, what % of the President's nearly 4 million vote margin did the Evangelicals account for this time around? At this point it is too early to say.

[vicman]

The ones sitting around watching MTV shouldnt vote. They dont know their ass from their hand. Of the 55mill not voting for the President, a large majority of them are moderates. These folks could have gone either way and probably arent crushed and bitter about the results.

The Michael Moore's of the world(the left wing extremists) who are socialists and consider Gay Marriage to be the #1 issue of the election are a fringe minority with a loud voice. I dont think it really matters what they think and neither does the President, the Republican Party, or 99.5% of America.

well if the MTV people shouldn't vote, I would say that a lot of the people in places like OK or NB probably should not either. i mean as long as they get farm subsidies, they prolly don't know anything about economy, foreign politics, labor etc.

but i do agree with you there were a lot of moderate democrats that voted for bush as well as vice-versa, there were a lot of moderate republicans that voted for kerry because they agreed with his economic plans, war plans, and social service plans. the extreme right wing and the extreme left wing are both bad for the country.

[vicman]

Wrong about what?

Moderates make up the majority of voters. Moderates who voted for Kerry arent crushed that the President was reelected. Moderates are just that, moderates. They fall in the middle and identify with both parties of some issues.

The fringe left is a non-factor at this point and will get zero attention from President Bush. I anticipate the President reaching out to Democrats who want to work with him over the coming weeks and months. I dont anticipate any effort to reach out to those who stand on the far left. Whats the point? They dont want to work with the rest of us anyway.

Now about your point on Evangelicals. The Evangelicals helped President Bush, but I will wait until the in-depth statistics come out to make a judgement. At this point, it is too early to tell. My guess is that they won him Ohio but overall, what % of the President's nearly 4 million vote margin did the Evangelicals account for this time around? At this point it is too early to say.

yeah he'll reach out to moderate democrats, but he'll probably appoint them to places like the Dept. of Housing and Urban Development and the Dept. of Transportation far away key cabinet spaces where they can influence and significant policy issues such as Homeland Security, Health and Human Services or in places within his war cabinet.