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You've been placing some highly opinionated wordings into our articles recently, particularly the John Kerry article. I'm not a Kerry fan, but it's ridiculous to say that "the will of America" was expressed by Bush's election when he got, like, 52% of the popular vote. 52% is "enough," but it's hardly "everybody."
You've been placing some highly opinionated wordings into our articles recently, particularly the John Kerry article. I'm not a Kerry fan, but it's ridiculous to say that "the will of America" was expressed by Bush's election when he got, like, 52% of the popular vote. 52% is "enough," but it's hardly "everybody."
Oh, and please post any replies to my remarks on my talk page. I would have responded to the earlier one but unfortunately Conservapedia doesn't notify me when people reply to my remarks on their own pages. Thanks. --[[User:John|John]] 22:55, 9 March 2007 (EST)
Oh, and please post any replies to my remarks on my talk page. I would have responded to the earlier one but unfortunately Conservapedia doesn't notify me when people reply to my remarks on their own pages. Thanks. --[[User:John|John]] 22:55, 9 March 2007 (EST)
If Kerry had gotten 52%, would you have gone on Bush's article and said that he was defeated by Kerry, who was supported by "the will of America?" --[[User:John|John]] 23:03, 9 March 2007 (EST)