An unthinkable question?

[kentuck]

What would you do if the Republicans actually win the White House for 4 or 8 more years? We like to tell ourselves it isn't possible but with this bunch of wimps that we have leading our Party, especially in the House and Senate, anything is possible. If the unthinkable indeed did happen, what would you do? Woud you just give up? Or would you keep fighting for 4 more years?

[malta blue]

1. WWWD?

Immediately ask yourself - What Would Wellstone DO?

That is your answer...

[AnOhioan]

2. Try to survive

[glowing]

3. I don't know what would happen.. It would probably mobilize everyone

off their asses to head to Washington to demand their "bread".

[jlake]

4. I think that it will be the end of this country, at least as we know it.

[lonestarnot]

13. Don't look now, but it's already over.

[jlake]

15. It's in decline. But I mean seriously. A true police state/ true civil wars/break up etc.

[lonestarnot]

21. A true police state/ true civil wars/break up etc may be your vision of the end,

but it's not mine.

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

5. After shitting my pants?

[TomClash]

6. One phrase descries it all to me

A las barricadas!

[NightWatcher]

7. the only thing scarier than another repuke pres is a repuke congress

I hope that whatever happens in the 2008 election, we dont lose the congress again two years later like we did in the "Contract With America" days of Newt, just as we did two years after Bill won.

It just seems like we are stuck in a repeating rut.

[waiting for hope]

8. I'd move -

Thinking Canada because of the Health Care, but it's too damn cold. Australia is looking good, or perhaps somewhere in the Caribbean.

[Djinn]

9. I've never had my team "win" politically

so I can't say it'd bother me at all

[AlCzervik]

10. in a world of shit for the next 4 years, it's just a total nightmare scenario.

i do have the oppurtunity to move to another country but i won't.

[dorkulon]

11. Move to New Zealand and forget you all.

I've had enough.

[zorahopkins]

12. Such A Question

Honestly, I do not even want to think about such a terrible possibility.

Instead of thinking about such a negative possibility, I'd much prefer to spend my time thinking positively.

Stuff like this just depresses me.

[kentuck]

16. Maybe we should remind Hillary and Obama?

It's too important for petty squabbles.

[seriousstan]

14. I haven't heard this claptrap for almost 4 years. Let me guess the responses..

It can't happen.....move out of country.....cry.....revolution.

What will actually happen? People will come to the DU and piss and moan in GD and GDP about the rigged elections for a couple months until the Mods close the door on the election reform dungeon.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

17. Having lived through Ike, Nixon, Reagan, Bush, and triangulation, I'd shrug.

I'm getting kind of old to start building barricades in the streets and waving red flags...again.

[stillcool]

18. I'll read more history...

http://www.soilandhealth.org/03sov/0303critic/0303socialcriticism.html

[truedelphi]

19. Hey a lot of us have had upwards of 35 years of experience

When it comes to dealing with a bad deal.

[ordinaryaveragegirl]

20. Move to Canada.

No kidding. My husband and I have actually discussed that option. I can't take another 8 years of Repug propaganda.