are the neo-CONers gonna be pissed or what???

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15613050/

Of course. He's a Muslim, so he supports terrorists.

(that's a tongue in cheek comment for those out there that might want to use my text as an attempt to smear me)

Pete said>>>
(that's a tongue in cheek comment for those out there that might want to use my text as an attempt to smear me)

Here comes the neo-CONers

I'm watching out for Dick Cheney sneaking up on me to blast me in the face with bird shot.

It looks like the Dems will take the house and the GOP will keep the senate. Will the Dems try to impeach Bush?

Dick DID go hunting today . . . better check the obituaries this week.

Wayner...
The DEMS will not try to impeach... Who in God's green Earth wants Darth Cheney as Prez??? Not even his party!

we WANT Bush IMPEACHED, only to be saved from the gallows by the Senate so that the GOP will finally SHUT UP about the Clinton impeachment. Right?

Dems take the house. Senate still in question. Either way, Bush loses power. Will present an interesting presidential election. Anything can happen in the next 18-24 months, but I believs Obama is a more attractive candidate than HRC.and frankly, despite the "Clinton" connection, I'm not sure that counts for votes. History is not always an indicator, but I have a gut feel that the country is not dissimilar to how it was in 1960...ready for new leadership and new leaders.

I have been looking at the state by state races and I noticed that the Republicans that lost were liberal, especially Chaffe and DeWine. The Democrats that won were mostly conservative. That tells me that much of America is more conservative than liberal.

It looks like the worst that will happen is a 49-49-2 senate count with Tenessee going to the GOP and who knows what will happen in Virginia.

I support Obama over Hillary, but I'd still vote for Hillary no problem. I'd just prefer to see some new blood, and I think it will be a lot harder for the GOP to attack Obama than it will Hillary. Plus, Hillary has the woman issue holding her back. But then again, Obama is black, so he has issues too. But, I'd support either of them over anyone in the GOP that's been mentioned so far.

I want Edwards, but am completely happy with the others as well.

The biggie in my mind is are we really ready for that much change? I've no personal bias toward women or black people --or anyone that's an American born citizen being President, but plenty of people are...

Worried about taking a step forward, then two back, that's all. IMHO, Edwards appears quite safe in this regard.

>>>"I want Edwards,"

Missing, you're an easy lay.