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Satchel · 05-30-04, 04:50 PM

I'm looking for a list of ideas to help unseat GWB being that campaigning here in TX is seriously futile.

Dionysos · 05-30-04, 05:26 PM

Get the Dems to drop Kerry & pick up Edwards. I know that would swing my vote.

Satchel · 05-30-04, 10:06 PM

I would if that were an option

Ryan · 05-31-04, 01:06 AM

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Originally posted by Dionysos
Get the Dems to drop Kerry & pick up Edwards. I know that would swing my vote.

I voted for Edwards after Dean went nuts. I am VERY upset with the Dems for putting Kerry up there. Edwards would have whooped Dubya's ass. Now, everyone is sweating.

Ryan · 05-31-04, 01:11 AM

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Originally posted by Satchel
I'm looking for a list of ideas to help unseat GWB being that campaigning here in TX is seriously futile.

By the way, if you want to help raise money and show your disdain for Bush, buy a shirt/bumper sticker from our site at oust-bush.org. We give 100% of the revenues - not profits - to John Kerry's campaign and other charities that help the victims of Bush's presidency.

johnny861 · 05-31-04, 02:18 AM

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Originally posted by Dionysos
Get the Dems to drop Kerry & pick up Edwards. I know that would swing my vote.

Get the Dems to drop Kerry & pick up Clark. I know that would swing my vote.

Adam D · 05-31-04, 04:45 PM

Unfortunately your options are rather limited.

If you have the financial resources, donate to the Kerry (or Nader) campaign or organizations proactively going after Bush like MoveOn.

Otherwise, you can attend rallies and protests against Bush here, which may not have as direct of an impact but will show solidarity and support for anti-Bush activists and voters (or potential voters) in other states. You could also find newspaper websites in other cities, they usually have blogs or forums you can post your thoughts on. Unfortunately, most of the people who read those are already opinionated and the impact would be marginal.

If the Kerry campaign was better suited for campaigning, it would adopt strategies to give people in safe states a means to reach out to people in swing states, such as the Kucinich campaign did in the primaries (e.g. have people in one state call people in other states before their primary and talk to them about Kucinich's platform and ask them to vote for him).

Funkenstein · 05-31-04, 04:54 PM

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Originally posted by Ryan
". . . help the victims of Bush's presidency. . ."

Hammer+nail = on the head.

Welcome to the present. What kind of bullshit gift is this?

Cock Puncher · 06-01-04, 10:15 AM

anybody but kerry!

hepkatmama · 06-01-04, 11:42 AM

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Originally posted by damn-it-2-hell
anybody but kerry!

o god no

that means u would vote for bush timmy?

is georgie the lesser of the two evils?

heavens no.

kerry has no idea how to run a war the cia way. that is a big plus in my book.

TheHawk · 06-01-04, 11:51 AM

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Originally posted by hepkatmama
kerry has no idea how to run a war the cia way. that is a big plus in my book.

you think like me, i like that, yet it scares me

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Satchel Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Plaino Posts: 2,973	How do we help? I'm looking for a list of ideas to help unseat GWB being that campaigning here in TX is seriously futile.

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Adam D Feline Leukemia Survivor Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Law School Posts: 7,767	Unfortunately your options are rather limited. If you have the financial resources, donate to the Kerry (or Nader) campaign or organizations proactively going after Bush like MoveOn. Otherwise, you can attend rallies and protests against Bush here, which may not have as direct of an impact but will show solidarity and support for anti-Bush activists and voters (or potential voters) in other states. You could also find newspaper websites in other cities, they usually have blogs or forums you can post your thoughts on. Unfortunately, most of the people who read those are already opinionated and the impact would be marginal. If the Kerry campaign was better suited for campaigning, it would adopt strategies to give people in safe states a means to reach out to people in swing states, such as the Kucinich campaign did in the primaries (e.g. have people in one state call people in other states before their primary and talk to them about Kucinich's platform and ask them to vote for him). __________________ This is my signature.

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Satchel Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Plaino Posts: 2,973	I would if that were an option