Man, those anti-Bush types sure are classy....

[DeltAlum]

Originally posted by _Q_
http://www.protestzone.com/images/RepLoyalWeb.pdf

Oooh, here's another one! Wonder if (former Florida Secretary of State) Katherine Harris signed an agreement like this?

This one appears to be for Republicans who are running for office and possibly even getting some money from the party. I really don't have much of a problem with that.

My problem is taking of signing an oath (or whatever) just to get to go to a rally or whatever.

[Rudey]

Originally posted by _Q_
Hey, if you're like the former Florida Secretary of State, you could allow people to vote for whoever they want and then be selective about which votes you actually count.

Irrelevant conspiracy theory?

-Rudey

[KSig RC]

Originally posted by _Q_
Hey, if you're like the former Florida Secretary of State, you could allow people to vote for whoever they want and then be selective about which votes you actually count.

Hey, if you're like _Q_, you could ignore all the independent reports on the FL election process, then be selective with what you actually believe, since EVERY SINGLE INDEPENDENT STUDY found Bush the victor. So . . . you disagree with bipartisan committees, independent groups, foreign academics, etc etc? Why? Did your own independent research turn up something else? Or maybe the extra chromosome?

-RC
--Destroying idiot conspiracy theories from both sides of the aisle since 1974

[GeekyPenguin]

Originally posted by alphaiota
irony is that nobody really knows who you vote for unless you tell them. someone could sign an oath for either side, but then turn around and vote for the opposition. so what can they do to you if you don't abide by the oath? how would they find out?

shelley j
sigma k

I don't know about you, but I have more personal honor than that. I don't take oaths I don't mean.

[Kevin]

Originally posted by KSig RC
Hey, if you're like _Q_, you could ignore all the independent reports on the FL election process, then be selective with what you actually believe, since EVERY SINGLE INDEPENDENT STUDY found Bush the victor. So . . . you disagree with bipartisan committees, independent groups, foreign academics, etc etc? Why? Did your own independent research turn up something else? Or maybe the extra chromosome?

-RC
--Destroying idiot conspiracy theories from both sides of the aisle since 1974

KSig,

You should know that democrats.com disagrees with your analysis and all of these so-called "experts", your so-called "bipartisan committees, independant groups, foriegn academics". They are all Republican operatives who snorted cocaine with the President and his wife in the Caymans in 1992. Please read from credible academic authors such as Kitty Kelly -- the world's most highly reputable journalist before you post again. Thanks.

[Rudey]

Originally posted by KSig RC
Hey, if you're like _Q_, you could ignore all the independent reports on the FL election process, then be selective with what you actually believe, since EVERY SINGLE INDEPENDENT STUDY found Bush the victor. So . . . you disagree with bipartisan committees, independent groups, foreign academics, etc etc? Why? Did your own independent research turn up something else? Or maybe the extra chromosome?

-RC
--Destroying idiot conspiracy theories from both sides of the aisle since 1974

Forget about the fact that she didn't know what she was talking about (as has happened in a couple other threads), but essentially what the funk does this even have to do with the topic? What a cart of of irrelevant horse Scheiße.

-Rudey

[DeltAlum]

Originally posted by ktsnake
KSig,

You should know that democrats.com disagrees with your analysis and all of these so-called "experts", your so-called "bipartisan committees, independant groups, foriegn academics". They are all Republican operatives who snorted cocaine with the President and his wife in the Caymans in 1992. Please read from credible academic authors such as Kitty Kelly -- the world's most highly reputable journalist before you post again. Thanks.

Chortle...

[alphaiota]

i agree geeky. that's why i chose not to sign anything. the whole reason i worked the rally was to hear what bush had to say. i'm a registered republican, but felt that i needed to take both sides into great consideration.

shelley j
sigma k

[IowaStatePhiPsi]

Someone is posting these around the Iowa State campus, I think it's a step too far.