Conspiracy theorists? The ultimate betrayal by Kerry and the DNC

[genius]

It'a bad enough that Kerry broke his word about not conceding. Now the disclaimers of the Kerry campaign and the DNC that there are enough votes out there to give Kerry the win is a complete betrayal of those of us who worked tirelessly to give Kerry that victory that he won.

With the votes changed, there will need to be more than a quick overview to see what happened. Some precincts need to be re-voted. A great many provisional ballots may be invalidated for merely partisan reasons. According to the exit polls, Kerry won. There are enough votes out there if Kerry wants them. The pro-Bush nonsense his people and the DNC are spinning are a defamation of those who want the truth. Why should we ever trust them again?

[JuniperLea]

1. hmmmm...

i thought kerry and his lawyers started looking into the vote count today. why all the rage?

[genius]

2. They keep telling the papers we lost and are refusing to ask for a recount

[Jack_Dawson]

3. So glad I only donated to Wes Clark...

The General would have fought on...

[Ardee]

4. I didnt trust them in the first place....

Not that that matters much.

Kerry was so quick to concede that one might wonder whether he had that speech prepared in advance. As far as Im concerned his whole campaign was one long concession, but thats what you get when you wont distance yourself from your opponent.

If you Dems want to taste victory you are going to have to first win back your own party.

[Skinner]

5. OK, let's chill out.

This is not helpful.