Presidential Election????
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Here is a news cast that was sent to me.. thought you would like to read what it said... 
BELGRADE--Serbian president Vojislav Kostunica deployed more than 30,000 peacekeeping troops to the U.S. Monday,
pledging full support to the troubled North American nation
as it struggles to establish democracy.
"We must do all we can to support free elections in America
and allow democracy to gain a foothold there," Kostunica
said. "The U.S. is a major player in the Western Hemisphere
and its continued stability is vital to Serbian interests in that
region."
Kostunica urged Al Gore, the U.S. opposition-party leader
who is refusing to recognize the nation's Nov. 7 election
results, to "let the democratic process take its course."
"Mr. Gore needs to acknowledge the will of the people
and concede that he has lost this election," Kostunica
said. "Until all of America's political figures learn to
respect the institutions that have been put in place, the
nation will never be a true democracy."
Serbian forces have been stationed throughout the U.S.,
with an emphasis on certain trouble zones. Among
them are Oregon, Florida, and eastern Tennessee, where
Gore set up headquarters in Bush territory. An additional
10,000 troops are expected to arrive in the capital city of
Washington, D.C. by Friday.
Though Kostunica has pledged to work with U.S. leaders,
he did not rule out the possibility of economic sanctions
if the crisis is not resolved soon.
"For democracy to take root and flourish, it must be
planted in the rich soil of liberty. And the cornerstone
of liberty is elections free of tampering or corruption,"
Kostunica said. "Should America prove itself incapable
of learning this lesson on its own, the international
community may be forced to take stronger measures."
just thought I would share
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BELGRADE--Serbian president Vojislav Kostunica deployed more than 30,000 peacekeeping troops to the U.S. Monday,
pledging full support to the troubled North American nation
as it struggles to establish democracy.
"We must do all we can to support free elections in America
and allow democracy to gain a foothold there," Kostunica
said. "The U.S. is a major player in the Western Hemisphere
and its continued stability is vital to Serbian interests in that
region."
Kostunica urged Al Gore, the U.S. opposition-party leader
who is refusing to recognize the nation's Nov. 7 election
results, to "let the democratic process take its course."
"Mr. Gore needs to acknowledge the will of the people
and concede that he has lost this election," Kostunica
said. "Until all of America's political figures learn to
respect the institutions that have been put in place, the
nation will never be a true democracy."
Serbian forces have been stationed throughout the U.S.,
with an emphasis on certain trouble zones. Among
them are Oregon, Florida, and eastern Tennessee, where
Gore set up headquarters in Bush territory. An additional
10,000 troops are expected to arrive in the capital city of
Washington, D.C. by Friday.
Though Kostunica has pledged to work with U.S. leaders,
he did not rule out the possibility of economic sanctions
if the crisis is not resolved soon.
"For democracy to take root and flourish, it must be
planted in the rich soil of liberty. And the cornerstone
of liberty is elections free of tampering or corruption,"
Kostunica said. "Should America prove itself incapable
of learning this lesson on its own, the international
community may be forced to take stronger measures."
just thought I would share
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Nobody Special said:Here is a news cast that was sent to me.. thought you would like to read what it said...
BELGRADE--Serbian president Vojislav Kostunica deployed more than 30,000 peacekeeping troops to the U.S. Monday,
pledging full support to the troubled North American nation
as it struggles to establish democracy.
"We must do all we can to support free elections in America
and allow democracy to gain a foothold there," Kostunica
said. "The U.S. is a major player in the Western Hemisphere
and its continued stability is vital to Serbian interests in that
region."
Kostunica urged Al Gore, the U.S. opposition-party leader
who is refusing to recognize the nation's Nov. 7 election
results, to "let the democratic process take its course."
"Mr. Gore needs to acknowledge the will of the people
and concede that he has lost this election," Kostunica
said. "Until all of America's political figures learn to
respect the institutions that have been put in place, the
nation will never be a true democracy."
Serbian forces have been stationed throughout the U.S.,
with an emphasis on certain trouble zones. Among
them are Oregon, Florida, and eastern Tennessee, where
Gore set up headquarters in Bush territory. An additional
10,000 troops are expected to arrive in the capital city of
Washington, D.C. by Friday.
Though Kostunica has pledged to work with U.S. leaders,
he did not rule out the possibility of economic sanctions
if the crisis is not resolved soon.
"For democracy to take root and flourish, it must be
planted in the rich soil of liberty. And the cornerstone
of liberty is elections free of tampering or corruption,"
Kostunica said. "Should America prove itself incapable
of learning this lesson on its own, the international
community may be forced to take stronger measures."
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OMG.........that is two times in as many nights I have spewed beer from my mouth in laughter!!!! LOL ROFLMFAO
riff
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I don't think Al is out of line
I have heard several "conservative" talk show hosts say that what gore is doing is trying to "steal" and election and that what he is doing is "wrong," "unethical," etc. etc.
The man is exercising his legal and constitutional right to appeal an ambigious legal event (an extremely close election) to the courts which are here to answer questions of legality. I am glad he is doing it. I think he should play every "legal" card he has.
What is wrong with that?
I voted for Gore, but it was as much a vote "AGAINST" Bush. I think in the end Bush will win out this thing- and I regret it. I "did not care" for his father, but his daddy did not arouse the distaste that Junior does.
I won't go into all of what I don't like about George Bush. All I can say is, "America, you want it- you got it."
(counting the days until I get my tax cut....)
I have heard several "conservative" talk show hosts say that what gore is doing is trying to "steal" and election and that what he is doing is "wrong," "unethical," etc. etc.
The man is exercising his legal and constitutional right to appeal an ambigious legal event (an extremely close election) to the courts which are here to answer questions of legality. I am glad he is doing it. I think he should play every "legal" card he has.
What is wrong with that?
I voted for Gore, but it was as much a vote "AGAINST" Bush. I think in the end Bush will win out this thing- and I regret it. I "did not care" for his father, but his daddy did not arouse the distaste that Junior does.
I won't go into all of what I don't like about George Bush. All I can say is, "America, you want it- you got it."
(counting the days until I get my tax cut....)
Chuckus
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riff said:jcgirl said:
Heh... Well, I am counting. I'm counting. We all know that George would never say something just to get elected.
What do you plan on doing with your $30.00?
You think it will be that much? I think you are way overshooting the reality of it.........more like $3!!!
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riff said:
What do you plan on doing with your $30.00?
Is that before or after the anual Congressional Pay Raises??
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Re: I don't think Al is out of line
If it were a question of legality, Algore and his band of merry thieves would be the defendants, not the plaintiffs. What he's pursuing is coronation as President since he couldn't get elected.
If you're interested in some facts, try the links here: http://www.literotica.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=18165&pagenumber=3
Of course, in retrospect, vice is a good title for Algore. It fits and defines his ethics so well.
The reason is that's where all the evidence points. Of course, if you're not interested in evidence, then …riff said:
There was no ambiguity except what he and his throng of bottom-feeding attorneys have manufactured with a polling campaign. If there's any evidence of fraud or wrongdoing in the Florida election, it all points to the Democrat officials involved in the ballot handling and counting which has resulted in an inordinate number of votes mysteriously gained for Algore.riff said:
If it were a question of legality, Algore and his band of merry thieves would be the defendants, not the plaintiffs. What he's pursuing is coronation as President since he couldn't get elected.
If you're interested in some facts, try the links here: http://www.literotica.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=18165&pagenumber=3
What did you like about Albert Arnold Gore Senior that you find distasteful about Albert Arnold Gore JUNIOR? If Bush does ultimately win, the country will be better off without a doubt. Not a great deal but somewhat because at least there will be someone in the Presidency who has some respect for the rule of law. That is not something of which you can accuse Clinton or his vice perpetrator, Algore (Albert A. Gore Junior).riff said:
Of course, in retrospect, vice is a good title for Algore. It fits and defines his ethics so well.
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Well, I just don't care any more.
I voted, did my civic duty in my little 3-electoral-votes state. I checked on the election results - for a couple of days.
Now, I am totally apathetic. The whole presidential election has become unbearably tedious. Let's start over... or go home... or something. Enough already.
I also wonder, will it really make a difference which one wins? They are both looking like buffoons at this point.
I voted, did my civic duty in my little 3-electoral-votes state. I checked on the election results - for a couple of days.
Now, I am totally apathetic. The whole presidential election has become unbearably tedious. Let's start over... or go home... or something. Enough already.
I also wonder, will it really make a difference which one wins? They are both looking like buffoons at this point.
