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[Paul Smith <paul AT foundryzero.com>]

Dan Wilson wrote:

> It strikes me as funny how the "Open-Minded" liberals can't accept 
> that they lost the presidency.  I see the same levels of obstinance 
> and dogmatic closemindedness as they proport the conservatives to 
> have. There was an election, Bush won, STFU.
>  
> If the purpose is to continue to be devisive and segmentational, in 
> order to carve up new population categories for for political 
> targeting, then we are on the right track.
>  


   Huh. Er, no.
   Actually, I've noticed that liberals have been indulging themselves 
in typically open-minded reflection on the subject of why things went 
the way they did... check out recent threads and links to many thus-wise 
themed articles posted to this list.
   Perhaps what you were looking for was for liberals to say, "Bush 
won, therefore he must have been right all along about Iraq, the 
economy, taxes, and the environment." Or maybe you were thinking that 
liberals should just be quiet about those things they disagree with the 
President on. Or maybe you just want liberals to stop questioning 
electronic voting, and pointing to incidents of voter fraud.
   Sorry, but I just don't see any of those things happening. Think 
about it for a minute, and I believe you'll realize that no matter how 
conservative or liberal you might be, you really don't want the other 
side to just STFU.

--P