The Other Side’s Reaction

As the media sites release their articles on the subject of McCain supporters and their reactions to the election, CNN’s article caught my eye. I’m going to give you an excerpt of part of the article:

Kevin Neugebauer of Katy, Texas, said he was “really disappointed ” and “distraught” about his party’s loss.

“Being a conservative, I think the Republican Party’s kind of lost some of their identity of who they are. I really don’t understand how it could happen,” he said. “I don’t know if it’s really sunk in. It’s hard to understand.”

Other McCain voters took their frustrations to the Internet, finding solidarity on anti-Obama sites.

“We have to watch this guy and not give him an inch,” one McCain supporter wrote. “The same way he criticized every move of President Bush. We have to make things as difficult for him as he did for Bush.”

“The new mantra for all of us,” another supporter declared.

Some voters wrote that they cried through the night, declaring Tuesday a “sad day” for the country, while others encouraged Republicans to “hold your heads up high.”

A “sad day”? Is this serious?

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