I never said I wouldn't gloat.

[Gabu]

I laughed at the post three posts up until I realized that I was the one who wrote it.

I must be one funny guy.

[Platypus]

d'you reckon Bush is still vindicated on Iraq?

[Alcon]

I reckon that this thread makes me glad it's been a year.

[°Leprechaun]

This thread should get the booby prize as the worst thread of all time..

[Ebowed]

I never said I wouldn't gloat.  So I wanted to take this opportunity to point out how good this feels.

The country has vindicated Bush.  They have vindicated the war in Iraq, the Patriot Act, the tax cuts, the traditional values.  We will win the popular vote majority that no one has gotten since 1988.

They have given us a governing majority in the House and Senate, and soon a governing majority on the Federal Bench.  We also have gains at the state level.

They have rejected the draft scare, the medi-scare, the choice scare, and evereything else the Demos tried to trick America with.

They have rejected the guy who trashed his fellow servicemen, who cursed out a secret service agent, and whose wife can't keep her mouth shut.

Now, the neocons get to finish in iraq (we've pushed into Fallujah I heard tonight), complete the grand project there, vindicate our mission and our philosophy, and secure our place in history as the new soul of American foreign policy.  The troops will come home with a victory, and their friends will not have dies for nothing.

And all this feels good, but its not the best part.

The best aprt is that Al Franken, Michael Moore, and George Soros who hated this President so much, who lied so frivolously, and went to unprecedented lengths to destroy the commander in chief in wartime (memogate anyone?) have failed.  They hate Bush, and the fact that they will have to stumble about for the next four years knowing that America has re-elected George Bush not out of naivite or ignorance but with full knowledge of who and what he is and believes will crush their spirit.  They will never beat George W. Bush.  They had their shot, and he will now be able to go around for the rest of his life strutting his Texas strut and he gets immortal bragging rights.  They will never get to beat him.  Ever.  That's the best part.

I don't know if I could have withstood the Moore's and the Soros's getting the bragging rights.  Kerry would have been a piss poor President, but it would have only been one term.  The real kick in the nads would have been Michael Moore and his like winning and getting to rub our noses in it forever.  Now, they will never get to do that.

God bless the American people, they certainly deserve it tonight.

lol

[Boris]

This thread should be bumped again on January 20, 2009 for good measure.

[minionofmidas]

This thread should be bumped again on January 20, 2009 for good measure.

Absolutely.

[Fuzzybigfoot]

lolololololololololololololol

[Alcon]

This thread continues to be incredibly embarrassing, and I barely even participated in it.

[Sam Spade]

The irony about it all was that John Ford was perhaps one of the first people on this forum to pick up when the Bush presidency was completely dead in the mind of the American people (and no, it wasn't at this point).

But I think that thread has been lost for good, and even if not, I'm not looking.  Besides, he was wrong on plenty of other things.