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It's the 1960's all over again

Of course, it passed. What is wrong with this country?



11.03.2004 Daily Photo comments closed

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  • Dre said:

    We. Are. F.U.C.K.E.D.

    11.03.04 - 05:16 AM / 1
  • Alison said:

    And the US is supposed to be forward thinking?

    11.03.04 - 05:17 AM / 2
  • KTK said:

    It's scary. 11 states with the same referendum, and not a one of em shot the ban down.

    11.03.04 - 05:17 AM / 3
  • pd said:

    "In the ballroom at Columbus's Renaissance hotel, where several dozen weary Kerry supporters are still waiting for an electoral miracle, David Gergen appeared on a monitor and said something that many here are thinking. "For an awful lot of people on the losing side, there's going to be a sense of alienation, of, is this the country we thought it was?" he asked. A few people actually applauded this statement. Others just nodded their heads."

    11.03.04 - 05:18 AM / 4
  • Sarah said:

    I'm going to be sick.

    The streets should be running with vomit by now...
    ...what the fuck happened???

    11.03.04 - 05:19 AM / 5
  • Kathleen said:

    What's wrong with this country? We elected Bush for 4 years and that way it looks, probably another 4.

    Need I say more?

    11.03.04 - 05:19 AM / 6
  • Ali said:

    I keep hoping that I'll wake up. Or that somehow, like the Red Sox - Kerry will win. And then the Patriots will win. And then Massachusetts will take over the world. Hah.

    Also, is there any scientific correlation between pooping and a John Kerry victory? Does the bowel movement of dooce as we know it rest on this election?

    11.03.04 - 05:20 AM / 7
  • Diz said:

    Oh dear. And oh dear again.

    11.03.04 - 05:20 AM / 8
  • Laurie said:

    (sigh) no better news in the am.

    And just because I have to..Mr. Kano who was saying that liberals are going to whine and republicans aren't...I'm calling hooey on that one. Because you know, that's EXACTLY what they did when Clinton won a second term. They rolled up their sleeves and got to work. Riiiiight.

    You may be the rare exception though, so thank you for your support. :)

    11.03.04 - 05:23 AM / 9
  • libbiegrrl said:

    Being a non-American, I extended my deepest condolences. I was hoping to see sanity and intelligence prevail. Sadly, it was not to be.

    11.03.04 - 05:23 AM / 10
  • Megan in Munich said:

    At this rate I will never be able to come home again...

    11.03.04 - 05:23 AM / 11
  • Brooke said:

    That's it. We're all moving to Canada. :/

    11.03.04 - 05:23 AM / 12
  • dj blurb said:

    Kathleen, we did not elect Bush 4 years ago. The Supreme Court stopped the recount and handed him the presidency. Al Gore won the popular vote. That is why so many on the left are so bitter and so upset. Plus, war in Iraq, Osama still at large and God everywhere.

    11.03.04 - 05:24 AM / 13
  • di said:

    dunno about any of you, but i'm feeling depressed today.

    11.03.04 - 05:24 AM / 14
  • Dale Cruse said:

    I've been giving some thought to what happens next if it's official that Bush wins (it ISN'T official as of me writing this). We can't drop out of the process discouraged. We must continue to stand opposed to every one of Bush's plans that we disagree with. No matter what happens, we can't cave.

    11.03.04 - 05:25 AM / 15
  • Michelle said:

    Why does anyone give a fuck if a man wants to marry another man? How is this not considered unconstitutional? Isn't the "sanctity" of marriage more a religious subject than political? Last time I checked, there was supposed to be a separation between church and state. Why can't gays have rights like everyone else does? Fucking ridiculous.

    11.03.04 - 05:25 AM / 16
  • patti said:

    I cannot believe this passed. I don't think people were reading into the true meaning of the amendment. It's not just about marriage, it's about who will/will not get benefits and be able to visit their loved ones in the hospital,etc. etc. Lame, people, LAME!

    11.03.04 - 05:25 AM / 17
  • atpanda said:

    Amen to that Jon. Down with the electoral college!

    11.03.04 - 05:25 AM / 18
  • di said:

    David Letterman: "Hey, I saw your sister with Mary Cheyney, but there was no sign of Dick."

    11.03.04 - 05:26 AM / 19
  • Heather 2 said:

    I didn't realize how upset I was going to be if this nightmare happened...and I'm a little bit in shock. I really thought that a majority of the American people were ready for a change. I'm feeling pretty down about the outlook of the next 4 years.

    11.03.04 - 05:26 AM / 20
  • Chris From Ohio said:

    The civil rights of minorities have always been challenged at every turn in our country and throughout the world. Losing one major battle won't lose the war.

    11.03.04 - 05:27 AM / 21
  • Suki said:

    Guess I should get started on our bomb shelter...

    11.03.04 - 05:28 AM / 22
  • Kano said:

    Well look at it this way.....All you liberal whiners won't have to go on that diet you have been meaning to since you are so busy puking your guts out and crying

    11.03.04 - 05:28 AM / 23
  • D said:

    Obviously there are too many ignorant, gun-wielding Americans running around with voter registration cards. GO TO FRANCE!

    Vomitus Maximus.

    11.03.04 - 05:28 AM / 24
  • patricia said:

    Seriously, what hte fuck are we going to do? I'm thinking of becoming a citizen - Of France!

    11.03.04 - 05:28 AM / 25
  • jodi-no-blog said:

    "A government for the idiots, by the idiots...."

    (vomitting into her office waste basket.)

    11.03.04 - 05:29 AM / 26
  • TexChic said:

    The sheeple have spoken and now we all have to live with it. Who ever said the U.S. was a forward thinking country? It has been my experience that most of its citizens are self-centered, ignorant, and prejudiced conservative Christian rednecks, but then, I live in the South . . .

    11.03.04 - 05:29 AM / 27
  • Canadian said:

    I'm so sorry.

    11.03.04 - 05:30 AM / 28
  • Charmaine said:

    It just all feels like one very very bad dream. All I can say is that at least Feingold won and Bush didn't win my state of Wisconsin!

    11.03.04 - 05:31 AM / 29
  • Kano said:

    Your comments are just what I expected from a bunch of whiney assed liberals. My God what are we going to do? For God's sake people get a freaking grip. Life will go on and in a few months things will be better. If it's not better then move your silly asses to another country. You are pathetic!

    11.03.04 - 05:32 AM / 30
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