Disappointment? Anger? Confusion? Rage?

[kentuck]

How do you feel and why?

[Enquiringkitty]

1. You need to post this in early evening. You get a ton of responses

All of the anger, confused, and frustrated people just wore themselves out and had to go to bed.

[Sapphire Blue]

2. Yes

On Black Wednesday (otherwise known as November 3, 2004), I went into shock, as did so many of my fellow sane Americans. The initial shock was followed by a range of emotions, from inconsolable sadness to anger resembling the steam & ash erupting from Mt. St. Helens. I find the fascism that has overtaken this country, and the gullibility of so many of its citizens, truly abhorrent. As we debate the attributes of possible 2008 Democratic candidates, my hope is rekindled... we are the party of integrity, as demonstrated by the caliber of the candidates we discuss... each worthy of the nomination.

[Discord]

3. All that and then some.

Disappointment: Disappointment in the American public for being so blind and apathetic. Disappointment in the Demoratic Party, for they have failed to rally together and stand up against this tyrrany.

Anger (and Rage): that more others are not angry and raging!

Confusion: I KNOW not to believe the Repugs... but it's becomming harder and harder to believe the Democrats either. Sometimes I wonder if they are just empty rhetoric.

Where are the great leaders of yesteryear? Where are those strong, brave, and motivated champions of the common citizens? Where are those persons who can move mountains with thier words and rally the people to a cause of action. Where are they now, for we need one now... before it is truly to late for us.

[BlueManDude]

4. Certain that Social Security will be destroyed

that saddens me. Meanwhile the morons around me just watch others playing poker on television. Not so crazy about my country anymore.

[dbt]

5. Helpless Giggles.

The avalanche has begun. It is too late for the pebbles to vote.