United They Stand

Everybody still believes in a democratic republic process right?

The electronic voting machine issue is non-partisan.

Democrats are not just crying sour grapes over their loss. Republicans are also concerned.

Bush won so let him have his mess.
At least democrats won�t be blamed for it.

Both sides need to stop their bickering and make sure their electoral process is fair and transparent.

It�s the first order of business in a United States of America

Just my honest opinion

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[edit on 11/6/2004 by Gools]

Bump...

Well how about it?

Can people rally around this issue?

If not what are the unifying issues?

Originally posted by Gools
It�s the first order of business in a United States of America

Ideally, yes, I would most certainly agree that the first order of business is the United States of America BUT, just from what I've read in the last few days as a new member would say there are too many other hands involved to focus enough to really really solve some of these issues. I hope it does get fixed, it needs to be fixed, but with the enormous amount of people bumping around for positions and goals lots of things get lost....bickering occurs, bickering blankets a lot of things.

Cameron

Off topic: Just what is really democratic when a government organization called the CIA is running amock and creating dictatorships under countries that were peacefully developing before just to enhance global interests with the U.S.?

On Topic: I do believe this was a plan orchistrated by the NWO. What are my facts? None, except the fact that the computer which is supposed to not make any mistakes with voter fraud just lost 7000 or so votes for Kerry and then they went to bush .

[edit on 6-11-2004 by NWObringer]

I guess this was the wrong rallying cry.

Or maybe people like being divided.

My last post on the matter...