Stop your lying, Kos

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Monday November 13, 2006 · 12:43 PM PST

2006/11/13 · 12:43

I have noticed that your election results tracker contains an outright lie. I can only assume that it is an outright lie because someone as plugged into politics as you should immediately recognize it as being incomplete and totally inaccurate. If you are a man of honor who believes in being truly grounded in reality I assume that you will have this gross mischaracterization of the election results corrected immediately.

This is how your results tracker should actually look:

Obviously I understand that the two independents intend to caucus with the Democrats which will given them control of the committee chairs, but strictly speaking the Senate will only have 49 Democrats, not 51, as your inaccurate results tracker tries to imply. And besides, this way your won't have to "taint" the true Democrats by lumping them with the likes of that dispicable Joe Lieberman. I know you wouldn't want to claim him as part of your team, right?

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Thursday November 09, 2006 · 6:06 PM PST

2006/11/09 · 18:06

As I commented yesterday, given the way the Democrats have treated their defeats over the past 6 years the Republicans would be completely justified in dragging every single race through recounts and courts and whatever else they could think of since, as was pointed out in that thread, turn about is fair play.

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Wednesday November 08, 2006 · 10:32 AM PST

2006/11/08 · 10:32

In today's press conference President Bush he clearly and undeniably recognized and acknowledged the will of the people based on this election cycle. He defended his positions on Iraq, echoed Harry Reid's comments from yesterday concerning the need to work together and be uniters not dividers, and also highlighted how both sides have their principles and both will likely continue to stand up for those principles. Very Presidential, IMHO.

By replacing Donald Rumsfeld he is clearly pushing to find more common ground in the Iraq war. It will be interesting to see how the Democrats react to this positive and long overdue change as called for by Democrats of all stripes.

He pledges to work with the Democrats to find common ground and to move forward in a positive way in Iraq. He defended his decisions and humbly acknowledged the message that had been sent by the election on this topic, but stressed that he intended to not leave the battlefield to our enemies. Read More

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Stop your lying, Kos

Give the Republicans some FUCKING credit Kos!

Bush Listens to the People!