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subject: Robin Everding: Two more years? author: Howard2 date: November 7, 2004 - 9:00pm Dear Howard It was such a pleasure to meet you at the training last August. I appreciate so much your advice with Randy Camacho. What a blow last Tuesday was for all of us. Two more years? I hope so, for all of our sakes. Robin Robin Everding Phoenix Arizona [ reply to this comment ]

subject: Barbara Karst: I tremble for my country ... author: Howard2 date: November 6, 2004 - 7:57pm And some words from Thomas Jefferson: "I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just". Barbara Karst [ reply to this comment ]

subject: Constance Waddellathis: Don and I have prayed and comiserated. author: Howard2 date: November 6, 2004 - 7:54pm thank you Howard for your helpful E mails especially today. Don and I have gloomed, prayed, comiserated, tried to "go on" with hope etc. today, an E mail came from a Chilean friend and it is sort of a catharsis...something ALSO NEEDED. love and see you soon back home. Constance Constance Waddellathis and Don Waddell Pilgrim Place Claremont CA [ reply to this comment ]

subject: N Gilyard: we'll have to build dem party from the ground up. author: Howard2 date: November 6, 2004 - 7:40pm So many people I talked with yesterday from almost every economic and ethnic group were either depressed or angry. Many talked about leaving for another country. Some believe that the event was a charade because of the makers of the voting machines. I believe that if we want to reverse this madness we'll either have to build democratic party from the ground up (local to national)and really organize the effort like never before. It's our only hope. Let's go to work. Thanks for all your efforts and words of encouragement. N Gilyard [ reply to this comment ]

subject: Irene Quella: we'll pray for the future. author: Howard2 date: November 6, 2004 - 5:55pm Howard, I can appreciate the disappointment you must be feeling today along with the rest of us. I want to thank you for your many efforts for Seniors for America. I'm glad to have contributed even my small amount to the Campaign. It's a sad time indeed--we'll pray for the future... Best regards, Irene Quella Marin Co. CA [ reply to this comment ]

subject: Dana Cain: Can begin again. author: Howard2 date: November 6, 2004 - 5:50pm Thanks, Howard. I too enjoyed Governor Dean's email. He is such a wonderful person, my hero. Today was very hard--so hard I couldn't even talk for most of the day. But, I am feeling better now having talked with a few friends just to process what has happened. Can begin again. Dana Dana Cain [ reply to this comment ]

subject: Nathan Gonzalez: time for reform and active introspection. author: Howard2 date: November 6, 2004 - 2:20pm Hi Howard, Thank you for your words and for your great contribution to the country. I hope we will continue to work together with 2006, 08 and beyond in our sights. It's time for reform and active intorspection. Nathan Nathan Gonzalez Latinos for America Orange Co. CA [ reply to this comment ]

subject: Edwin Ridout: Thinking of you ... likewise. author: Howard2 date: November 6, 2004 - 2:17pm Howard, Except for the outcome, working 5am-9pm in the polling place went well enough, apart from running out of ballots at 8am. Got more 15 min later though. Had 2,735 voters come through our rural elementary school cafeteria. They went for Bush over Kerry about 2-to-1. We're in a very Republican area. They also re-elected our 1-term Republican Congressman Joanne Davis by over 4-to-1. But the opponent who said he was independent was a closet Libertarian I think. --Edwin Edwin Ridout Virginia [ reply to this comment ]

subject: Baurch Kirschenbaum: right on the money. author: Howard2 date: November 6, 2004 - 2:05pm Dear Howard, thanks for the Thomas Paine. It's right on the money. Thanks BK Baurch Kirschenbaum Providence Rhode Island [ reply to this comment ]

subject: Luise Custer: what we are all feeling. author: Howard2 date: November 6, 2004 - 2:01pm Howard - I am unable to articulate what we are all feeling. Many friends have called to share their concern and frustration. Will get in touch soon. I look forward to the gathering that will bring many of us together again to contemplate the future and our actions in it. Warm regards, Luise Luise Custer San Francisco CA [ reply to this comment ]

subject: Sharon Wetterling: those strong words from Thomas Paine. author: Howard2 date: November 6, 2004 - 1:58pm Thank you, Howard, for those strong words from Thomas Paine. And thank you for all you have done to try and make this election a victory for civilized citizens everywhere. I'm so sorry for us all that it turned out the way it did. Sharon Wetterling Eugene Oregon [ reply to this comment ]

subject: John Arensmeyer: wants to move forward. author: Howard2 date: November 6, 2004 - 11:39am Howard -- Thanks you for your thoughtful e-mail. I've received so many vitriolic messages, so it's good to hear from someone who is disappointed, but wants to move forward. Let's stay in touch. -- John John Arensmeyer Small Businss for America Marin Co. California [ reply to this comment ]