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Married Broads Bailing on Republicans

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Edited by FearTheReaper

Tags: Republicans, House of Representatives, Senate, Bush, Democrats

Idiotic women who actually voted for Bush in the 2004 election have finally realized how stupid they were and are are now turning against the Republicans. An AP poll found Democrats and Republicans now evenly split the support of married women with children in the house. In 2002 the Republicans carried this group by 18% and in 2004 Bush won it by 14%. But apparently the ladies are no longer terrified by the Republicans constant “terrorism-is-coming” talks. And the raising of terrorism warnings has vanished as it became all too obvious it was simply a political tool.

These married broads were very important for the GOP in 2002 and 2004, as they came out to vote in big numbers and kept the Republicans in control. They voted for Bush because of his social conservatism and because they liked Bush as a man. But that's all over. Today the Democrats only need to gain 15 seats in the house and 6 seats in the Senate to gain control.

The poll found that married dames are just as worried about health care the economy as they do about terrorism. They now believe Democrats would handle Iraq and the economy better than Republicans. They still favor the Republicans on terrorism because with Bush in office terrorism has greatly increased.

The women really speak their minds. Here’s a sample:


"We're in a really scary place right now.”

"People have no money. The economy is not going well."

"We're not happy."

"He's made some good decisions but I also think he's made some bad," she said, lamenting Bush's justification for going to war in Iraq. "I feel like he rushed into it."


You go girls.

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Bastardo

Bastardo

Boston, MA
January 2005

OCT 09, 2006 04:07 PM


"I feel like he rushed into it."


Oh really? You think he rushed into it? Well you certainly didn't rudh into figuring that shit out now did you lady? Sweet fucking Christ.

JekyllAndHyde

JekyllAndHyde

Austin, TX
April 2005

OCT 09, 2006 04:45 PM

The_Bastard said:

"I feel like he rushed into it."


Oh really? You think he rushed into it? Well you certainly didn't rudh into figuring that shit out now did you lady? Sweet fucking Christ.



This is a problem I have as well. While I am glad that people are finally coming around to seeing the light, as it were, I also get incredibly pissed off and just want to scream at them, "Where the fuck were you when you might possibly have made some difference?! A fat lot of good your concerns are doing now." It's not even worth saying "I told you so" to all the people who lambasted me for not agreeing with Bush or the war and who now have come around to the same conclusions; the words just taste too bitter in my mouth.

theconservative

theconservative

Spring, TX
October 2004

OCT 09, 2006 04:47 PM

i just can't get enough of this stuff, FTR, you keep me rolling.

Hooraydiation

Hooraydiation

Boston, MA
October 2005

OCT 09, 2006 04:54 PM

JekyllAndHyde said:

The_Bastard said:

"I feel like he rushed into it."


Oh really? You think he rushed into it? Well you certainly didn't rudh into figuring that shit out now did you lady? Sweet fucking Christ.



This is a problem I have as well. While I am glad that people are finally coming around to seeing the light, as it were, I also get incredibly pissed off and just want to scream at them, "Where the fuck were you when you might possibly have made some difference?! A fat lot of good your concerns are doing now." It's not even worth saying "I told you so" to all the people who lambasted me for not agreeing with Bush or the war and who now have come around to the same conclusions; the words just taste too bitter in my mouth.



Guys, can't we just be happy that they're not going to be voting for Bush a third time?

JekyllAndHyde

JekyllAndHyde

Austin, TX
April 2005

OCT 09, 2006 05:01 PM

Hooraydiation said:

JekyllAndHyde said:

The_Bastard said:

"I feel like he rushed into it."


Oh really? You think he rushed into it? Well you certainly didn't rudh into figuring that shit out now did you lady? Sweet fucking Christ.



This is a problem I have as well. While I am glad that people are finally coming around to seeing the light, as it were, I also get incredibly pissed off and just want to scream at them, "Where the fuck were you when you might possibly have made some difference?! A fat lot of good your concerns are doing now." It's not even worth saying "I told you so" to all the people who lambasted me for not agreeing with Bush or the war and who now have come around to the same conclusions; the words just taste too bitter in my mouth.



Guys, can't we just be happy that they're not going to be voting for Bush a third time?



Yes, I can, but I can also still be pissed off about the whole thing. Like I said, it all makes me just bitter, not justified or joyful; and I don't like that feeling.

ortho7117

ortho7117

Charlotte, NC
April 2004

OCT 09, 2006 05:02 PM

theconservative said:
i just can't get enough of this stuff, FTR, you keep me rolling.



If you are aware of flaws in the poll, please tell me about them!

FearTheReaper

FearTheReaper

NEWSWIRE

I'm lost

OCT 09, 2006 05:05 PM

ortho7117 said:

theconservative said:
i just can't get enough of this stuff, FTR, you keep me rolling.



If you are aware of flaws in the poll, please tell me about them!



No, he's just implying that all I do is write about Bush. Which is retarded becuase I'm a political editor and Bush is the President. So, basically, the conservative is a fucking moron.

Subrosa

Subrosa

San Francisco, CA
July 2004

OCT 09, 2006 05:10 PM

FearTheReaper said:

ortho7117 said:

theconservative said:
i just can't get enough of this stuff, FTR, you keep me rolling.



If you are aware of flaws in the poll, please tell me about them!



No, he's just implying that all I do is write about Bush. Which is retarded becuase I'm a political editor and Bush is the President. So, basically, the conservative is a fucking moron.



Moreover, it's an "argument" that does nothing to refute the original piece. He might as well have been calling you a doody-head.

But anyway, if these dames knew what was good for them, they'd ask their husbands who they should vote for and vote red! That's the way God intended it. I swear, skirts these days are SO so dumb.

skeptik

skeptik

New Orleans, LA
February 2004

OCT 09, 2006 05:28 PM

Not to mention - uppity!

elicit77

elicit77

USA
October 2003

OCT 09, 2006 05:36 PM

They liked bush as a man!? WTF? You mean Bush used to be a woman! ZOMG!

Necia

Necia

San Francisco, CA
August 2005

OCT 09, 2006 05:38 PM

skeptik said:
Not to mention - uppity!



Well, I wish that their uppitiness would start getting a little more self-interested or something. Voting Republican sure isn't looking out for #1, ladies.

be_elzebe

be_elzebe

China
May 2006

OCT 09, 2006 05:43 PM

We should put a stop to all this women's suffrage. watch.

oops.

Kenet

Kenet

USA
November 2004

OCT 09, 2006 05:50 PM

FearTheReaper said: So, basically, the conservative is a fucking moron.



This is quite often true.

MrCrisp

MrCrisp

I'm lost
August 2004

OCT 09, 2006 05:56 PM

see what happens when you give rights to the ladies? if i was a politician, i'd so be kicking myself right now, but this may explain why republicans are trying so hard to undo the civil rights movement. i have a dream that one day we'll be rid of that silly "liberty" thing. sigh.

squerk

squerk

Seattle, WA
December 2004

OCT 09, 2006 06:03 PM

be_elzebe said:
We should put a stop to all this women's suffrage. watch.

oops.



I am in awe as to how many people didn't know what suffrage is. I think I'm depressed now... thanks...

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