The Site is "RepublicansforKerry04.com" - check it out!

[JoMama49]

Sorry Indyop,
I forgot the '04 in their website. I've been a member of this discussion forum since way before the election! They worked sooo hard to get Shrub out - they are good folks, fiscal conservatives who think Bush is just about the worst president, and also believe the current Admin. rigged the election. You can get on their discussion group and feel heartened! They are fighting too.

[Old and In the Way]

1. Anyone registered Republican voted Bush

whether they realized it or not. No way does nearly 100% of Republicans vote Bush in this election.

[ClintCooper2003]

2. Wow, great news. That's a really great piece on their homepage!

[illflem]

3. Nice site

Too bad it's their last days

[JoMama49]

4. Don't be too sure about that, ILlflem . . . .

Let's wait and see. I for one am not yet ready to say die. I say, keep the title, we may need it by and by!

[Terre]

5. It IS their last days, as a working website forum anyway. . .

http://republicansforkerry04.com/

Read their homepage. Maybe they'll "re-open" come Monday? I'll keep my fingers crossed.

A shame I didn't know of this site until now.

[Niche]

6. I sent a thanks for their rational thought! I am so relieved that they

are concerned with their parties neo-crazy behavior. I would love to talk to a Republican that can talk about real issues. I embrace that day when they are rational again.

[MarkusQ]

9. Most of us are

Most of us (the Republicans) are rational, reasonable people. We may differ with you on issues of policy, but not on things like the importance of honest elections, or our constitutionally guaranteed rights and civil liberties. The real difference between most Republicans and most Democrats is over implementation, not principles or even values.

But the Neo-cons and the MSM have convinced the world that we (the Republicans) are behind them 100%, just like they've convinced the world they got a mandate from you all November 2nd.

Sweet, aren't they?

--MarkusQ

[AnIndependentTexan]

7. If these republicans were For Kerry then how did Bush get a over

100% turn out on the election?

[JoMama49]

8. Yes, go Figure!

How DID they get 100%. I'll ask that question on the discussion forum.
Thx,

[MarkusQ]

10. Some of us suspect our votes weren't properly tallied.

Did I mention that quite a few Republicans are rather angry at this point?

--MarkusQ

[NVMojo]

17. MarkusQ, I appreciate your insight ...

[Mastiff]

11. I have always voted Republican.

I have always voted on the basis of second amendment rights. I won't go into why on this forum.
This year I just could not vote Republican. These idiots are so bad for my country I am appalled. I have never seen such mendacity and incompetence in one place in my lifetime. I have talked to many of my Republican friends, and at least a third of them also did not vote for Bush, some at my urging.
I totally believe this election was stolen. Exit polls are never as out of whack as these were, and all the errors favoring Bush? No way on this earth could you get those numbers if this was a fair election.

[merh]

12. Welcome to DU Mastiff!

Damned glad to greet ya!

Just an fyi, it is a lie that the democratic party wants to violate anyone's 2nd amendment rights. That is a lie the repuke party has been spreading for years. We are the damned liberals that believe everyone's constitutional rights should be protected. We don't have a caveat to that position that says (except about guns, we hate guns).

Anyway, thanks for joining the discussion here. Maybe you can see that alot of what is said about the democratic party and us crazy liberals is a major distortion.

Yeah, funny how the weed that would be king won 100% of the repug vote yet at least two on this thread didn't vote for him.

[Matariki]

14. perhaps you might not want to use the term 'repuke'

especially when speaking to an intelligent and sympathetic republican. I'm happy there are republicans here who are as concerned as the democrats and greens and whoever else on this board. A lot of my family are republicans and they're sensible and caring people (although I think they are a bit uninformed on a lot of issues). They just see the republican party as more fiscally responsible. Believe me, NONE of them think that about Bush and they all voted for Kerry.

[merh]

16. Sorry, that was thoughtless. I do apologize

But you shouldn't be confused by the reference. I do recognize the difference between true members of the republican party and the repukes that control the party today. The neo-cons and corporate whores that have distorted the values of the GOP are not true republicans. I know that as do many true republicans. I consider those controlling the party today as repukes, thus the refernce. They are not republicans, they are repukes. The repukes lie and distort, especially the values and views of the democratic party. And for Mastif to make the odd statement about the 2nd amendment just reflects that he has fallen for the repuke lies.

As I said, members of the democratic party that I know are obsessed about protecting constitutional rights for all, including the 2nd amendment rights. To believe otherwise and vote against a democratic candidate and for a republican based on that issue alone is ridiculous.

I'd welcome you, but guess you don't want a welcome since you believe chastising others is your responsibility.

[Mastiff]

18. Regarding my opinion about Democrats and guns.

I live in Chicago. Years ago the Democrats here pushed for a "reasonable" gun rights compromise. They wanted all guns to be registered. Sounds like a good idea, right? It passed. What this law produced was an outright gun ban. All guns need to be registered. The City of Chicago will not register handguns. They won't give you a registration form. Since they won't register them, they are now illegal. I believe that is why Chicago became the murder capitol of the United States. The bad guys know the average citizen is disarmed. That is why I am now against "reasonable" gun laws.
If you think my decision is just based on Republican spin, you are apparently not aware of the opinions and actions of some of your fellow Democrats. You might want to check out the gun rights forum here.
I didn't intend to get into this in this forum, since it is about the 2004 election theft. The rest of you, I'm sorry to bother you. Please forgive this post.

[merh]

19. I don't want to get into it in this forum either. Thank you for

your concern about the election fraud. A truce is appropriate. We differ on our interpretation relative to the 2nd amendment and who is to blame for crime. That is okay.

As you said, this is about the election fraud and your input is appreciated and valued.

[seabeyond]

20. the majority of dems feel that way

but then there is a minority that want to take gun away and if any democrat stands up for the right of all to own gun in responsible manner, we are attacked.

but i agree, the majority of dems wont allow guns to be taken away from citizens. many dems want the right to own, and many more that dont like guns dont feel we have the right to dictate to another on this issue

[Matariki]

15. I'm a member of the green party

and I *like* guns ;-)

[LittleClarkie]

13. One of the site links on their page

http://www.republicansforhumility.com/

They also have a yahoo group.

[Mastiff]

21. Check this thread out. Something fishy?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=203x143316

I went to the RFK04.com board. When I clicked on the discussion forum, I was sent to the RFK04.org site, where the forum was located. I'm not sure there is anything fishy in that. I think they just had one of their members set up the forum site.

[BlueCentrist]

22. This is a wonderful site.

"Country before Party".There are a lot of caring and wonderful Republicans out there who know as well as we do how dangerous Bush is for our country.MANY Republicans voted for Kerry.Or atleast the intelligent and informed ones did.
I personally know many that believe election fraud occurred and are as hopeful as we are that something is being done about it.