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He predicted Kerry would be the candidate, but had misgivings about him, as Ruppert believed that Kerry helped cover up some of the worst misdeeds in the Iran-Contra scandal.
Well, shame on me--I got fooled again. I really thought a corporate party candidate could be a leader.
I'm sure Kerry won the popular vote, not that it counts for anything. In my precinct he got twice as many votes as the chimp.
We know there was BBV fraud in Ohio. Well, I guess better that he goes back on a promise to ensure that every vote is counted, than that he got elected and went back on every other promise because the DLC and DNC wanted him to.
Some people weren't fooled. My downtown San Diego precinct had 644 votes for Kerry, 310 for the chimp, 9 for David Cobb of the Green Party, and I think there were one or two votes for Nader. Want to blame Nader this time? At least HE didn't quit.
I'm glad it was an early concession. I was about to send money I can't afford to GELAC so they could fund recount efforts.
Sure there's a difference between the two major parties--one hates us, and the other just doesn't care about us.
Do the Dems think that any of the young, newly registered voters will ever vote for a major party again?
Once more the majority has spoken, and fascist America has said, "Shut up."
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