MNMikeW <mnmiik...@aol.com> wrote:
> Lloyd wrote:
> > In article <afve4nFjls...@mid.individual.net>,
> >   MNMikeW <mnmiik...@aol.com> wrote:

> >> Lloyd wrote:
> >>> In article <afvce0Fj6c...@mid.individual.net>,
> >>>    MNMikeW <mnmiik...@aol.com> wrote:

> >>>> Shoot me a email on where to send the Pro-Vs. Remove the extra ik in my
> >>>> email. And here's to hoping you slice them all into a pond where some
> >>>> enterprising kid  (who didn't build that) can resell them.  :-)

> >>> Awwww!!!  Did someone lose a bet?  :)

> >> I only lost a box of golf balls Lloyd. The country lost a lot more than
> >> that. Four more years of no hope for change.

> > There is no reason for any to gloat over the results of this election,
> > unless some things in Congress change.  Until/unless we get more
> > willingness to reach across the aisle and try to find some common
> > ground, things won't change much.

> > The rabid partisanship has run its course imo.  It didn't get anything
> > done and won't in the future.  We as voters and citizens need to watch
> > the Congress closely and call them to task when they refuse to do the
> > job we sent them there for.

> > I already have drafts of my positions and expectations from these
> > Congress critters that I will refine and send to them on a regular basis
> > until they get their shit together.

> > The Republican chance for taking the Presidency was dramatically reduced
> > when they selected a RINO that tried to appear to be a conservative.  I
> > think that was the real reason he lost.  People just didn't know what he
> > stood for.  And in an extremely divided country, that was not good for
> > him or the Republicans.

> > Now we need to think about the mid-terms and how to get more of the
> > ultra-right/left bunch out of there.  They are a huge problem.

> It is kind of amazing that almost $2 billion was spent on this election,
> and we are exactly in the same spot we were. Nothing has changed.