Before you start screaming "liberal media":
The Tampa Tribune, which has long backed Republicans, declared that it found itself in "a position unimaginable four years ago" when it "strongly endorsed" the president. While it has no deep affection for Kerry, the paper noted, it expressed disappointment in Bush and said it would "not be lending our voice to the chorus of conservative-leaning newspapers endorsing the president's re-election. ... But we are unable to endorse President Bush for re- election because of his mishandling of the war in Iraq, his record deficit spending, his assault on open government and his failed promise to be a 'uniter not a divider' within the United States and the world."
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Now that the mainstream media is FINALLY starting to come around, what have you to say, conservatives?
And let's keep in mind that there are more registered Democrats in the US than there are Republicans, (which is why Republican voting officials are trying to suppress the vote), Michael Moore's events draw more than anything Repubs can come up with, the copycat neocon bullshitumentaries aren't getting bought, and poll numbers have consistently said that Bush isn't taking us in the right direction.
In St. Pete FL, today, there was a line out the door at my local precinct as we initiated early voting.
The good news for conservatives: Progressives are more open minded, so when Bush is tossed out, at least we'll keep an open ear to your agenda.
Finally, if you screwed up and didn't get registered to vote this time around, Republican, Democrat, or Independent, please see if you can volunteer as an election watcher. Exit polls are vital, as Republican dominated precincts are already having problems making sure people can legally vote.
The revolution starts now!
The Tampa Tribune, which has long backed Republicans, declared that it found itself in "a position unimaginable four years ago" when it "strongly endorsed" the president. While it has no deep affection for Kerry, the paper noted, it expressed disappointment in Bush and said it would "not be lending our voice to the chorus of conservative-leaning newspapers endorsing the president's re-election. ... But we are unable to endorse President Bush for re- election because of his mishandling of the war in Iraq, his record deficit spending, his assault on open government and his failed promise to be a 'uniter not a divider' within the United States and the world."
More here: Premium Link Upgrade
Now that the mainstream media is FINALLY starting to come around, what have you to say, conservatives?
And let's keep in mind that there are more registered Democrats in the US than there are Republicans, (which is why Republican voting officials are trying to suppress the vote), Michael Moore's events draw more than anything Repubs can come up with, the copycat neocon bullshitumentaries aren't getting bought, and poll numbers have consistently said that Bush isn't taking us in the right direction.
In St. Pete FL, today, there was a line out the door at my local precinct as we initiated early voting.
The good news for conservatives: Progressives are more open minded, so when Bush is tossed out, at least we'll keep an open ear to your agenda.
Finally, if you screwed up and didn't get registered to vote this time around, Republican, Democrat, or Independent, please see if you can volunteer as an election watcher. Exit polls are vital, as Republican dominated precincts are already having problems making sure people can legally vote.
The revolution starts now!
