Post by Golyadkin on Nov 21, 2004 10:53:38 GMT -5
Tuesday, November 7th, 2004 - a date which will live in infamy.
Victories were few and losses were great. Here is a list of the heaviest casualties suffered by the Democratic Party:
-The Presidency of the United States, by 3,510,358 popular and 34 electoral votes.
-The Senate, four seats lost, including Democratic Minority leader Tom Daschle. Republican majority now at 55-44 (and one Independant).
-The House of Representitives, three seats lost. Republican majority now at 231-200 (and one Independant).
-The Governerships of Missouri, Utah, North Dakota, Vermont, and Indiana (however, we took New Hampshire, Montana, and Washington state).
-Ballot measures banning gay marraige passed in all 11 states in which they were proposed (Arkansas: 75%-25%; Georgia: 76%-24%; Kentucky: 75%-25%; Michigan: 59%-41%; Mississippi: 86%-14%; Montana: 67%-33%; North Dakota: 73%-27%; Ohio: 62%-38; Oklahoma: 76%-24%; Oregan: 57%-43%; and Utah: 66%-34%).
-Ballot measure in Oregan allowing medicinal marijuana did not pass (however, Montana passed a measure approving medicinal marijuana).
-Ballot measure in Alaska legalizing marijuana did not pass. Would have made mariuana legal just like cigarettes are.
Major victories of the Democratic Party were:
-Passing of a ballot measure in California which offically recognizes and funds stem-cell research, a field of medical science which could potentially save hundreds of millions of lives. ;D
-Senate seats taken from Republicans in Illinois and Colorado. ;D
-House seats taken from Republicans in Colorado (District 3) and Georgia (District 12). ;D
-Presidencially, the state of New Hampshire. New Hampshire voted for Bush in 2000, but voted for Kerry in '04. ;D
As you can see, the Democrats are now an endangered species. Maybe the stem-cell research in Cali will help us somehow in '08. Until then, all Democrats are recommended to stay inside and lock your doors. It's not safe for us out there.
Victories were few and losses were great. Here is a list of the heaviest casualties suffered by the Democratic Party:
-The Presidency of the United States, by 3,510,358 popular and 34 electoral votes.
-The Senate, four seats lost, including Democratic Minority leader Tom Daschle. Republican majority now at 55-44 (and one Independant).
-The House of Representitives, three seats lost. Republican majority now at 231-200 (and one Independant).
-The Governerships of Missouri, Utah, North Dakota, Vermont, and Indiana (however, we took New Hampshire, Montana, and Washington state).
-Ballot measures banning gay marraige passed in all 11 states in which they were proposed (Arkansas: 75%-25%; Georgia: 76%-24%; Kentucky: 75%-25%; Michigan: 59%-41%; Mississippi: 86%-14%; Montana: 67%-33%; North Dakota: 73%-27%; Ohio: 62%-38; Oklahoma: 76%-24%; Oregan: 57%-43%; and Utah: 66%-34%).
-Ballot measure in Oregan allowing medicinal marijuana did not pass (however, Montana passed a measure approving medicinal marijuana).
-Ballot measure in Alaska legalizing marijuana did not pass. Would have made mariuana legal just like cigarettes are.
Major victories of the Democratic Party were:
-Passing of a ballot measure in California which offically recognizes and funds stem-cell research, a field of medical science which could potentially save hundreds of millions of lives. ;D
-Senate seats taken from Republicans in Illinois and Colorado. ;D
-House seats taken from Republicans in Colorado (District 3) and Georgia (District 12). ;D
-Presidencially, the state of New Hampshire. New Hampshire voted for Bush in 2000, but voted for Kerry in '04. ;D
As you can see, the Democrats are now an endangered species. Maybe the stem-cell research in Cali will help us somehow in '08. Until then, all Democrats are recommended to stay inside and lock your doors. It's not safe for us out there.
