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Bye, Tom....
Published on November 3, 2004 By dharmagrl In Philosophy

Tom Daschle has lost SD to John Thune.

I've had the dubious pleasure of meeting Tom a couple of times....and I don't care for him.  He's manipulated the people and he's lied. He's paid people for their vote, and he's deliberately targeted the Native American population, going so far as to pay people for their vote (he was also accused of registering dead Natives to vote and of bussing intoxicated people to the polls last time around) He's used scare-mongering tactics, like telling folks that the only reason Ellsworth AFB is still open is because of him.  That if he goes, Ellsworth goes, and so does a sizeable chunk of changed for the west river economy.

Tom, your time's up.  Run out.  The people of SD have seen you talk the talk at election time, but not walk the walk.  It's time for a change.

(My prediction is that Ellsworth will be on the '05 base closure list, and that Daschle will try and tell everyone that if he had been re-elected that wouldn't have happened.  That's bull; the list is already past the initial draft stage so if Ellsworth's on there it would have been put on there before Tom got ousted.)

 

 


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on Nov 08, 2004

Next: Orrin Hatch!
I buy that!
so Reid has it all wrapped up
I thought Dorgan threw in his hat.


Dharma, with your perception of Daschle, it is obvious you are thrilled--enjoy.

on Nov 08, 2004

Yeah, Orrin Hatch needs to move on too.

Steven, it really has nothing to do with politial affiliation.  Dem, Rep, it doesn't matter....Daschle has done a whole lot of talking and not much doing for the people of SD for years now.  It's more of a personal dislike for Tom than it is anything else.

You know, I'm not thrilled about this election results.  I'm not ecstatically happy that GWB was re-elected.  I'm not enjoying all the contraversy and bickering that's still going on.  I just thought that Bush was the better man for the job this time around.

on Nov 09, 2004
I just thought that Bush was the better man for the job this time around.
Fair enough--to each his/her own.
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