Be Loud, well you can be loud, chillun', Be Proud

Be proud you're a rebel, cause the South's gonna do it again, and again! Last night I went to bed at 6:00 p.m. with the intent of waking later when votes had been counted and results from around the country were in. I woke up at midnight, found out that trends were pointing to a Bush win. So I immediately tuned in to Dan Rather to enjoy watching and hearing him squirm! This morning I was waiting with intense satisfaction at 8:00 for Katie Couric to come on and the Today crew did not dissapoint. They were all wearing BLACK this morning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Two or three segments of the show were on the subject of the Supreme Court. Katie is concerned about the possibility of Bush cleaning up some of the federal activist judges. Go W!!! While going to some commercial breaks Today played cuts of the Dave Matthews band. I soured on them during the campaign because they 'rocked the vote' for Kerry. Now I think they sound quite quaint...

To quote the great Churchill, to the British on VE day in May, 1945, "We may permit ourselves a brief period of jubilation!" And may I be specific. My message is "Move On" to MoveOn.org, George Soros, Michael Moore, Bruce Springsteen. "Move on" to Jacques Chirac, The New York Times, and CBS! "Move On" to Osama Bin Losin, Le Monde, Terry McAuliffe, and Dave Mathews Band. "Move On" Tom Daschle, Dan Rather, Kofi Annan, and ACLU.

Can you believe the solid Republican sweep of the South?! After the big time good news of W's re-election, the big news is the South, loser Daschle, and the huge continued increase of Republican seats in the Senate and the House!

I haven't heard how the Catholic vote broke out specifically, but Kerry definitely did not get anywhere near the Catholic votes that JFK did. Thankfully, some of the bishops have developed some spine and have taken their teaching ministry seriously.

A poll I saw this morning showed that the no. 1 issue for voters was 'moral values.' The DemocRats will use every kind of excuse for losing so badly but they won't admit that their 'don't give an inch' attitude toward abortion could lead to their demise as a major political party.

Final note. I'll bet you a bucket full of red ants that there were undecided voters who stepped into the booth noting that there had been no terrorist acts attempting to disrupt the American election. I admit I was expecting some kind of interference (besides the impotent Bin Laden and his videotape). Undoubtedly, the terrorists are on the run, and the undecideds may have voted accordingly.

Amen, and Alleluia!!!

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