I'm crying right now

I keep thinking about the past four years, and how Bush stole Election 2000.

I keep thinking about the rage I feel every time I see him on my television.

I keep thinking about the revulsion I feel every time he opens his stupid monkey mouth.

I keep thinking about how he spit in my face, and in the face of all my people, each and every fucking day.

I keep thinking about all of those poor people in Iraq who have been murdered by this monstrous asshole.

I'm trying not to watch the news. I don't even know if I will watch the returns.

I just know that I am overcome with so many emotions right now.

Bush is a fucking monster. A cancer. A dangerous murdering idiot.

And he has GOT to go.

Indeed!

disagree with you!

get ready to celebrate tonite!

Stay optimistic today!

he will be toast...have faith..we have the power and we are going to send him a big fucking message...

We're gonna win this one, and we're going to help President Kerry begin to heal this wounded nation.

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That's what I cry over...how divided this nation is, and how hatred has been allowed to spill into the streets from the top of the Bush Administration all the way down, and across the airwaves throughout this country.

NO MORE.

I am not watching tv today either.

All too soon!

When I went to my usually quiet polling place and had to wait 45 minutes to vote because the line stretched hundreds of people outside, I almost began to cry.

I feel the rage in the public, I feel the disbelief, and I feel that we are all ready to wake from this nightmare today!

woman in line was so excited, she said she hardly slept last nite, got up early and decided to vote early. We were in line at 6:45, a good 50 people there, all went smoothly. The line was tripled when we left. It has stayed very busy all day. Cocoa. Fl

I have a good feeling Fl belongs to Kerry!Many college age students voting, we are near the college.

I cried this morning too. Then I posted here and cried in happiness at all the wonderful responses I got.
Sometimes it helps just to get it all out. You are NOT alone in your hatred, and we are fighting back right now. We will be heard.

Hope you're icing the champagne, because this is a great day in America!

and I believe it could be. Something good has begun.

david

Yeah, that was going through my head as I waited in line to vote. I kept smiling, mostly on the inside.

Soon it will all be true!

you said it the way it needs to be said. Thank you.

when they vote. People don't stand in lines like this for the status quo. They are voting for CHANGE

I feel your pain. Its almost over. It isn't going to be easy to get things on track again..but... at least we won't have to look at his face anymore.

:kick: :grouphug:

I have felt physically ill morning.

It wouldn't be enough just to oust his ass he should be tried and incarcerated for what he has pulled over the last four years!

We'll raise a glass and celebrate. Today's the day, babe!
:toast:

When we win tonight, I will be blubbering like a baby... tears of joy for the failed coup against our country.

I've put up with that incompetent bastard for TEN YEARS and not only will he BE HERE TONIGHT, he will RETURN HERE WHEN HE LOSES. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.

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DemEx

I predict that Kerry will win convincingly enough to make recounts and court battles irrelevant.

Tonight is the night that we begin to reverse four years of destruction waged by the idiot-in-chief. (Ok, so Kerry won't be president until January, but he'll start working tomorrow!)

Waited in line for 90 minutes with a bunch of grumpy Republicans but I had a smile on my face.

I've been waiting 4 years to vote against that rat bastard and I would have gladly waited in line for 12 hours if I had to.

it runs in his family. He is a horrible human being.

The closer we get to ousting this monster, the closer I am to tears. I'm taking tomorrow off work. I should have taken today, too. (Already voted absentee.)

hard to breathe
somehow apathy brought us to this place
a new dawn awaits. have faith
we will not be silenced

You just put into excellent words the way I feel.

been doing that since around 2001 I think---my memory is that you have been around at least as long as I and posting longer and I generally agree with you.

but it looks like it will be soon be over. Cheer up!

maybe we can start some invesitagion and prosecution of the crimes that have been perpetrated upon us and the world and punish the criminals. they are truly gangsters the RICO act is a fitting law to use against them.

we can start healing the world.

You're the fucking BOMB, man! Seriously. I've been reading you for a very long time, and your passion and integrity are truly inspiring.

I know there's many people on this board who feel the same way I do.

We are going to win this thing, and we are going to do it for YOU!

I dedicate this day of fight to your friend and mine, CatWoman.

Oh, and my eight cats say "hi."

....and my dog says "hi".

:)

My little sister watched F9/11 lastnight for the first time, and she called me crying, asking me why I didn't tell her that stuff. I told her that I had tried, but was sure glad she knew it now. She could only watch 30 minutes at a time.

This little man has put this great country's soul in mortal danger. I want a great cleansing, I want to feel clean again. I want the name Bush to become a epithet of malfeasance that eclipses the contempt associated with Nixon and what he did to this country. Worst president ever! Like father like son, one term and their done.

This one's for you m'boy! Go Kerry!

Dammit, I'm doing it again. :cry:

No shame in crying.

First) The very liberal street I drive down to take my daughter to school has a zillion Kerry signs, and one huge B/C on a balcony that I've been cringing driving by since it's been there for about a month.

It was gone today.

Second) Driving by those people holding Vote here signs in the absolute monsoon of a pouring rain (and we have been able to vote for three weeks here now in Oregon-all you have to do is drop it off)

The passion of Democracy.

We as americans are sending a message to the world today. This is most important day of my life and while I feel helpless in some aspects I also feel an inner-glow gettting brighter and brighter as this day moves on.

in a steaming rage.

I have experienced grief at what Bush has done to my country. I have
experienced a profound sadness at the stupidity of our fellow citizens
who actually voted for him the first time.

But I dedicated myself to speaking out at every opportunity to
change people's viewpoint of Bush and his cabal of thieves. I
made myself speak or write every day to beat back the darkness of
fascism and/or ignorance wherever I could. I lost a few friends, and
lost a brother to the other side, but held my ground and will continue
to fight even after this election is over.

This matters so much to me. I have loved being able to be here
every day even if I didn't post. You kept me focused, and ready
and willing to fight with the facts and with all the passion I have.

After Kerry wins today, lets keep marching forward and take back
the House, the Senate and the soul of our country.

has yet to understand why I get so passionate about this election.
He just doesn't get whats at stake here. I just get so angry that I start pounding on the table when I'm arguing. The thing that really sets me off is "You have a good job and a roof over your head, why does this stuff even matter to you?"
it just defies all logic!

That would have NEVER happened :D

never forget how that city pulled together. And i will never forget the pit in my stomach that nothing would be the same- that bush would use it to his advantage. I knew things would be bad but I never knew how bad.

Shame on him running on 9.11. Shame on him. I'm proud my friends in nyc report it is Kerry Country!

No need to get too down about it.

I completely understand how you feel. We have worked so very hard... and seen so much happen that we would have believed unthinkable such a short time ago.

:hug:

It hasn't hit me yet. I'm in hyperdrive and have been since 4 a.m. I think my breakdown will be tonight.

...

..and if Bush loses, party likes it's 1999!

I have felt sick ever since Bush was selected! The anger has been inside since it happened. My only salvation was finding DU and realizing I wasn't alone! Thank God for DU!!! I don't know if I could have made it these past 4 years without all of you!

Here's to cutting out that cancer and getting our country and sanity back!!!!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

:hug: :grouphug:

Did I say yup?

and tonight his number is up. Hang in there! :hug:

Help IS on the way. I have feel much as you do. :hug:

:hug:

sticker and only had good, friendly reactions. People know when you are right. You can feel it. We are right. Kerry is a great leader and he will with our help return this country to a democracy. I'm looking forward to George W. Bush being just a footnote to a dark time in our history.We will do much better!!

Come on over to Uncle Sangha's place and I'll show you something so hideous, it'll take your mind off of bush*

But we must all remember that our task does not end with a Kerry win.

1. We must move aggressively to undo the damage wrought by the BushCo Regime.

2. We must unite our country--and that includes reaching out to moderate Republicans who have also been marginalized.

3. We must track down each and every one of the treasonous bastards who sought to destroy our nation, whether they be in government (e.g., Rumsfeld, Scalia), media (e.g., Drudge, Coulter), academia (e.g., torturemaster John Yoo), or corporate America (e.g., C. Boyden Gray). And we must use every LEGAL means available to us to neutralize them. Evil incarnate must not be allowed to regroup, and threaten our democracy again.

Emotional rollercoaster.
I feel such ...I can't think of the word..I mean, revulsion from the moment that lying psychopath smirked his way into office, but also the feelings I have about the people who support him. The pious, ignorant Xtians determined to fight evil and absolutely clueless about , the Arab hating Jewish fundies, the Corporate power free-market nuts......they just boggle my mind.

He's done and they need to evolve. Only facing accountability for their actions will do it. They'll reap what they sow, hopefully sooner than later.

We are angry. We are determined. We are single-minded.

We WILL accomplish that which we have set out to do, and we will NOT be intimidated, silenced, or bullied.

We will crawl over broken glass to vote Bush out of office.

"Weeping endures for a night, but joy comes in the morning."


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that's the good news!

Millions of your fellow citizens feel as you do,

Keep the Faith. (((HUGS)))

You're not alone in your gravitas.

I get teared up just thinking about it. A few more hours and they'll be tears of pride and joy. What's a few more hours when we've been through so much?

Peace.

Can't pinpoint the phenom but felt the same ting when I voted today.

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Everything you said here - I agree with.

I'm just dining on cuticles all day...

Ordinarily, I don't have high blood pressure. Today might be different.

*hugs*

-Technowitch

But if (when) John Kerry wins tonight I may weep like a baby. I, like most of us, have had our entire emotional being wrapped up in this for 4 years now.

When John Kerry wins tonight. I will shed tears of joy and tears of grief over what this cabal has wrought upon us and the people all over the world.

happens! Think about PAYBACK! Get out the dream whip and the thongs! We gonna' party hardy!

In less than 12 hours we'll be rid of the Chimp forever. Should we start planning the reelection campaign already?

That why in the past 6 months I have been talking to the young adults about voting. I have been like my own get out the vote nut. I even had a couple of friends that said they would wait till next week to talk to me. I don't think I could handle having to hear that Stupid M.F for 4 more years. Peace I'm out of here going to work.

Power to the People!

:hi:

I'm feeling sick to my stomach today. It's been a long four years since the coup. I can see him standing there in the pouring rain that day at the Capitol while Al Gore, the real President, was forced to witness the Chimp's speech. The usurper was so hated that day that he couldn't even get out of his car to walk to the White House lest he be hit with an egg.

Hopefully, today will be the end of his sorry residency. The world will be jubilant – maybe there'll even be fireworks.

when i get up at 5am over here... I want it over by noon so i can take a nap please...

God it has been a long road...


The pres. of the UAE died today, so I actually ended up with tomorrow off... and a two week vacation for mourning to boot...

You want someone to cheer you up?

PM me and I'll send you m' number and we can chat!

My hubby works swing shift (3 p.m - 1 a.m.) so today, like every morning, I got to fill him in on all the latest news. As we stood in line to vote -- not quite an hour and a half -- I tried to tell him all the stories that had been posted here on DU, and the pictures. With every tale, my throat would tighten up and the tears well in my eyes.

Hubby chuckled at me, told me I was taking it too much to heart.

Then I showed him some of the pics that have been posted here. I think he sniffled once or twice, too. (Of course, he SAYS it's just a chronic sinus condition. . . . . )

:grouphug:


Tansy Gold, daring to hope -- just a little

into my backyard, sat on the grass and cried my eyes out over the end of democracy in America.

When I finished crying, I looked up at the sky and vowed that I would never stop fighting until we got it back.

I feel the same way right now as I did then.

I WILL NEVER FORGET. NEVER.

won;'t be long now.

We are there.

I don't know squat about how hard it is to be a racial minority in america but I was raised a thrid generation godless commie pinko in Utah. They make us feel like we don't belong which is a crime.

If there's a god s/he will punish them for being meant to atheists (giggle) and s/he'll take me cause I'm good company. I'll get there before you Catwoman and argue your case. I'm a damned good lawyer so I'll be seeing you.

On a more serious note, the first thing I noticed about bush was the overwhelming feeling that he did not give a shit about me. He didn't care what I thought. Such a change from Clinton. Turned me off right away. (Not my religion or my class or anything. Just a feeling that he does not care about people. He has no empathy. No soul. He's a frat boy who only looks out for his own.)

Good riddance.

I feel exhausted with the intensity of my negative
feelings for AWOL and his administration. Not a day
has gone by that I did not feel insulted and offended
by them. Its been tough, but sure it is almost over
now.

Hang in there!

We had that blow-monkey's ass from the time he played Top Gun on that aircraft carrier. That's when he "jumped the shark".

He's going down.

"...come on out with your hands held high,
drop your guns, baby, reach for the sky,
got you surrounded and you ain't got a chance,
send you back to Texas, make you work on your ranch,
yeah yeah (oh yeah)..."
- Country Joe McDonald ("Superbird")

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