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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: thundley4 on November 09, 2011, 01:56:23 PM
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bobthedrummer (1000+ posts) Wed Nov-09-11 02:36 PM
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Poll question: The installation of George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney in 2000 was a coup.
Do you agree or disagree? It's that simple DU.
RECALL SCOTT WALKER!
Poll result (75 votes)
Agree (73 votes, 97%) Vote
Disagree (2 votes, 3%) Vote
Other (0 votes, 0%) Vote
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2271959
Interestingly enough, the two no votes don't give a reason. Most likely they will get their pizzas shortly.
However, the DUmmies fail to explain away the fact that normal elections have followed and lo and behold Obama won in 2008. A coup would naturally entail installing a permanent if puppet government.
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Hey!! It's Tin-Foil Hat time on Skin's Island!!
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btd must be wallowing in nostalgia today.
Someone's lost that loving feeling. Too bad.
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Was it a coup when Mayor Daley found 450,000 democrat votes at the last minute for John Kennedy, determining the outcome of the 1960 election?
Not a coup, but clearly fraud.
Decent and civilized people sucked it up and accepted the certified result.
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Was it a coup when Mayor Daley found 450,000 democrat votes at the last minute for John Kennedy, determining the outcome of the 1960 election?
Not a coup, but clearly fraud.
Decent and civilized people sucked it up and accepted the certified result.
And Ohio too, in 1960.
As most know, many Republican professionals in 1960 urged Richard Nixon to contest Illinois and Ohio, given that the fraud was so blatant it was easy to prove.
However, Richard Nixon the statesman declined to do so, saying it would divide and embitter the country.
Yes, of course, that was mighty statesmanlike of Nixon to be that way, but now, more than fifty years later, one wonders.
It's probably true it would've divided the country, but at the same time, it would've exposed the gangrenous Democrat party machines for what they were, and driven them into extinction.
Lyndon Johnson was perhaps the last Democrat presidential candidate who honestly won election. There was probably machine fraud that padded his margin in 1964, but it only "padded," didn't cause him to win because the honest vote was enough.
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Eleven years out and they're still re-fighting this same stupid ass battle.
You lost, dumbasses. Get over it. All the USSC did was put a stop to the extra-constitutional actions of the Florida Supreme Court, the counties with all the problems were run by Democrats, and even if the counties Gore wanted recounted were done so, he would've still lost. Snap out of it, you freakin' imbeciles.
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^5 dandi, couldn't agree more.
Still going on too
http://www.conservativecave.com/index.php/topic,66122.msg766650.html#msg766650