Originally Posted By hopemax I thought the election day parties, were not just about victory/defeat, but as a way of thanking the people who worked on your campaign.
Originally Posted By chickendumpling ROFL, RT! I hadn't even thought of that - which is funny 'cause it's such a gimme! ;-)
Originally Posted By EdisYoda <<But I thought you're already with the Wookies. Or really tall hairy men.>> I move around a lot.
Originally Posted By Dabob2 Of course he's planning a party. This is hardly unusual. Drudge is trying to make it a "thing," rile people up and stir up resentment among his readers. But it's par for the course.
Originally Posted By DAR Some instructions for Obama supporters going to the party -When you arrive at the party they will pay three dollars to cover the cost of the half barrel. -You will then be given a red Solo cup which will be yours for the rest of the night. We strongly encourage you to use a Sharpie to write your name on the cup. -There will be several games you can enjoy, such as Beer Pong, Quarters and Between the Sheets. -When the half barrel is empty, we do have extra beer left over from the Democratic convention. Thank you
Originally Posted By RoadTrip While he's sharing the wealth I think he should share some of that half barrel with folks who didn't vote for him. Kind of the same principal as his sharing my money with people who don't work. ;-)
Originally Posted By chickendumpling Well since McCain's buying everbody's mortgages, that sounds fine by me!
Originally Posted By Hans Reinhardt <a href="http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/10/obama-warns-sup.html" target="_blank">http://blogs.abcnews.com/polit...sup.html</a>
Originally Posted By mawnck >>I think he should share some of that half barrel with folks who didn't vote for him<< All 37 of them. If the pickup starts so they can get to the party. (Is that too cocky?)
Originally Posted By Mr X ***<<I'm looking forward to inauguration day, when Bush lets the door hit him in the butt on the way out.>> Although we're face with the possiblity that Bush is a Sith Lord and he goes through with Order 66.*** Bush is no Sith Lord...Rove is. And Cheney is his apprentice. Bush is just that clone who's brain they rewired to make him kill all the jedi.
Originally Posted By Hans Reinhardt I wonder what Bush makes of the way he's derided in around the world. McCain's dismissal of him last night had to hurt.
Originally Posted By Lisann22 I think so too. Visions of the ranch, some chew, a BBQ and more oil ... who cares.
Originally Posted By gadzuux Bush still has reason to worry. It's almost a foregone conclusion that Obama is going to take the white house, and the democrats will increase their headcount in the house and senate - hopefully even a 'supermajority' of sixty. At the same time the outgoing bush administration will be required to submit their records and emails to the archives. And there's no fighting it. It's highly likely that many of them - especially from Cheney's office will be revealed to have been destroyed in an attempt to avoid criminal prosecution. That alone is a high crime. Investigations will ensue to determine what's missing, and charges will be filed, indictments will be next, and convictions. As much as bush may hope to ride out his remaining years resting on his laurels as the "Worst President Ever" - he can't. As for Cheney, I wouldn't be surprised if he heads off to Dubai to live out his golden years in political exile. I've been thinking about starting a thread on this topic, and still may. The short version is that an Obama administration poses grave risks for the future of the republican party. The GOP simply cannot abide Obama being successful in recovering the economy, bringing the wars to a close, shutting down guantanamo, achieving anything close to health care reform, and improving relations with foreign nations. What if he's successful? One result would be to provide stark contrast as to just how corrupt and incompetent the republicans have been. The GOP has a vested interest in Obama failing, so they won't look quite so bad in comparison. You thought you saw vicious gutter politics with clinton, just wait.
Originally Posted By mawnck Bush is going to give preventative pardons to everyone in his administration who's been bad. Wait and see.
