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11-03-2004, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Jim W
Another 4 years 
Well a few suprises last night, one being the overwhelming Pro-Bush leanings in the popular vote...I was floored, I honestly thought it would be closer. I was suprised to see the west coast go 100% democratic in the Electoral vote, as well as the 90% pro-Kerry in DC
Northeast...no suprises there (cept for the gun toting New Hampshire which went 51% Kerry)
Oh well, grassroots, rural, white America will dictate the leadership of the US it seems, while the metropolitan, minority support Democratic thinking. The Democratic party needs a "character" candidate, not an well educated, well spoken, global thinking leader.
You got your cowboy...now its time for George to stay looking heavily at the global community while fixing the deficit, creating jobs and doing something about social services in the US.
But I'm just an ignorant Canadian...
Well a few suprises last night, one being the overwhelming Pro-Bush leanings in the popular vote...I was floored, I honestly thought it would be closer. I was suprised to see the west coast go 100% democratic in the Electoral vote, as well as the 90% pro-Kerry in DC
Northeast...no suprises there (cept for the gun toting New Hampshire which went 51% Kerry)Oh well, grassroots, rural, white America will dictate the leadership of the US it seems, while the metropolitan, minority support Democratic thinking. The Democratic party needs a "character" candidate, not an well educated, well spoken, global thinking leader.
You got your cowboy...now its time for George to stay looking heavily at the global community while fixing the deficit, creating jobs and doing something about social services in the US.
But I'm just an ignorant Canadian...
Just joking, man. But, hey, as a Bush supporter, I have to represent, right?
11-03-2004, 10:35 AM
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I would really love to share my reflections on the whole election, however I do not feel BC is the place to get to political :P
I wish my American friends the best of luck
I wish my American friends the best of luck
11-03-2004, 10:44 AM
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Thanks man And I'm willing to admit that with both parties, regardless of who wins, we're definitely going to need it
And I'm willing to admit that with both parties, regardless of who wins, we're definitely going to need it
11-03-2004, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim W
But I'm just an ignorant Canadian...
Actually, you probably are more in tune with the American political and economic situation than most Americans are!
11-03-2004, 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by scottydl
Originally Posted by Jim W
But I'm just an ignorant Canadian...
Actually, you probably are more in tune with the American political and economic situation than most Americans are!
A sad commentary on Americans, to be sure
Nothing against Jim, of course
11-03-2004, 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim W
But I'm just an ignorant Canadian...
Like said above, I, too, believe that it is sad that about the only thing I can tell you about Canadian politics is there'* some guy who I'm sure has a name who runs the country and they call him a prime minister like in England. :?
11-03-2004, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim W
But I'm just an ignorant Canadian...
On "other" forums all I read is hardcore Republicans (or those who voted GWB) telling any CDN with an opinion to "f*** off, you stupid CDN. you dont know anything about us.." which is the furthest from the truth.
I'm sure some here would LOVE to say that...problem is site rules dictate that this behaviour is not condoned.
11-03-2004, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim W
Originally Posted by Princess Jeanie
Originally Posted by Jim W
But I'm just an ignorant Canadian...
On "other" forums all I read is hardcore Republicans (or those who voted GWB) telling any CDN with an opinion to "f*** off, you stupid CDN. you dont know anything about us.." which is the furthest from the truth.
I'm sure some here would LOVE to say that...problem is site rules dictate that this behaviour is not condoned.
On the otherhand, just because I don't know what the heck is going on in Canada, doesn't mean I don't care. I have a hard enough time trying to tackle what is going on here.
11-03-2004, 07:16 PM
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Points taken, however grassroots Americans ( god I love that term!) need to open up the blinders a bit and realize there is a world out there and you are being watched.
Granted, the world can be very opinionated about this current American adminstration because of what it is doing around the world for the sake of American safety. But lets not stray to far from the topic at hand.
GWB has a MONUMENTAL task of uniting the polarized nation that is called the US and hopefully we can see more peaceful resolutions to the worlds problems.
I think we can all agree on that, no matter who voted for who.
Granted, the world can be very opinionated about this current American adminstration because of what it is doing around the world for the sake of American safety. But lets not stray to far from the topic at hand.
GWB has a MONUMENTAL task of uniting the polarized nation that is called the US and hopefully we can see more peaceful resolutions to the worlds problems.
I think we can all agree on that, no matter who voted for who.