Andaluciae
31-10-2004, 07:40
#1
As we wake up this morning we can say with certainty that we have re-elected George W. Bush to the Presidency of the US. It has been a long and bitter campaign, with nail-biting moments, fluctuating polls, vocal celebs and all sorts of other fun things. We can go forward in confidence with this President, he has passed the referendum of the American people, and as the rallies have said, four more years.
#2
As we wake up this morning we can say with certainty that we have elected John F. Kerry to the Presidency of the US. It has been a long and bitter campaign, with nail-biting moments, fluctuating polls, vocal celebs and all sorts of other fun things. We can go forward in confidence with this President. We can now see if his promises of working with the world and economic recovery will come through.
#3
This dawn we wake not knowing who our next President will be. Truly, the race was too close to call, but it has been so for months. No one ever really had any idea who would win, like it was known in 1996. John F. Kerry and George W. Bush now stand toe-to-toe in recounts and the courtrooms of America. As many said the battlegrounds would be close, and they still are, with marginal leads for the current leader. The Presidency for the next four years will be fraught with charges of illegitimacy no matter who wins. We cannot be sure who our next President will be.
As we wake up this morning we can say with certainty that we have re-elected George W. Bush to the Presidency of the US. It has been a long and bitter campaign, with nail-biting moments, fluctuating polls, vocal celebs and all sorts of other fun things. We can go forward in confidence with this President, he has passed the referendum of the American people, and as the rallies have said, four more years.
#2
As we wake up this morning we can say with certainty that we have elected John F. Kerry to the Presidency of the US. It has been a long and bitter campaign, with nail-biting moments, fluctuating polls, vocal celebs and all sorts of other fun things. We can go forward in confidence with this President. We can now see if his promises of working with the world and economic recovery will come through.
#3
This dawn we wake not knowing who our next President will be. Truly, the race was too close to call, but it has been so for months. No one ever really had any idea who would win, like it was known in 1996. John F. Kerry and George W. Bush now stand toe-to-toe in recounts and the courtrooms of America. As many said the battlegrounds would be close, and they still are, with marginal leads for the current leader. The Presidency for the next four years will be fraught with charges of illegitimacy no matter who wins. We cannot be sure who our next President will be.