Reply #43: Should any election be overturned in favor of a Democrat - repeat after me [View All]

Assuming you'd be speaking to a repuke --

"Now, we all know that the Republican party is a party of morals and values. No one would expect any of your candidates to act in a manner that wasn't respectful and proper. Of course all of your candidates want America's vote to be fair and square. No one would expect any less of your party, right? pResident * is a religious man. He'd NEVER go against the TRUTH, now would he? No, of course not. If he were to find out that in fact, John Kerry won the election fair and square, there is only one thing he could do.
I'm sure that pResident * would step down gracefully, and without protest, as any KKKristian man would. It wouldn't be right to behave in any other way, correct? I mean, as a KKKristan man, * must adhear to the laws of the land and the voice of the people. I just can't imagine him not doing what is right. I'm sure he'd abide by the will of the people and honor their votes. And I'm sure you would agree with me that that is the way this KKKristian man of morals and values would behave."

OK, can I :puke: now? That was SO hard to write. lol.

But, if you did come upon some repuke who was flaming away at an overturned election that resulted in a Dem winning, what better way to put that flame out than by using their own * talking points?
They can't argue with you over the very reason they voted for *!
Here you are, praising (gag) all of *'s wonderful values and how he believes in the truth. I think we should use this tactic if we get lucky (DEAR GOD, please let us get lucky and have the votes to turn it over) because it's going to be UGLY. The only way to fight back is to use their 'values' against them, in a very nice way of course.

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