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W under the premise that Kerry scares me worse than W...

neither one really great, but Kerry is needs approval from the polls to take a dump...

Bush wins again..less controversy this time though...
 

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sad fact is, i cant vote this year. but who cares, neither are worth a ****! go NADER!!!
 

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Will take part in the early voting offering this week. I think everyone has heard who I am voting for...
 

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Already voted - absentee ballot.

On vacation on voting day.



Get out and vote !!!
 

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not me. Who cares. Our government sucks.

Got a seat belt ticket the other day. But yet its ok to ride a motorcycle with no helmut in illinois. Stupid **** like this shows the system doesnt work.
 

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Bismarck said:
I will not cast a vote in another presidential election in the U.S until:
A) The Electoral College is abolished
B) Illinois becomes a swing state


What kind of a democracy declares its leading vote-getter in the presidential election the loser? The Electoral college is at least 70 years out-of-date, imo.
It has happened before. The winner of the electoral votes by the states is the President, not the popular vote. Just like betting on here - Fade the public.
 

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It's all coming down to Ohio, Wisconsin, and my home state of Iowa. I'm voting Bush because Badnarik obviously has no chance of winning....and I'm not naive enough to buy into Kerry :)
 

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Runner,
There is a tight race in several other states too -

Nevada, New Mexico, New Hampshire, Maine, Florida, Missouri, Arkansas, Minnesota, New Jersey, Pennslyvania.
 

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lander said:
Runner,
There is a tight race in several other states too -

Nevada, New Mexico, New Hampshire, Maine, Florida, Missouri, Arkansas, Minnesota, New Jersey, Pennslyvania.
Arizona is closer than Florida I believe. The Sr's in both states will ensure Bush wins however. Minnesota is no contest... Bush has no chance in that state. Not sure where you're getting your info... Most the other states you listen won't come into play either. Of course...it's an election and you never know (much like handicapping a sporting contest) But I see Ohio, Wisky, and Iowa being the last three "close" states and the amount that they have in Electoral votes will decide the election.

Bush wins Ohio and he wins the election for sure.
 

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I don't know where you get the "he wins the election for sure" bit, but as for my post -

per www.electoral-vote.com

Nevada Kerry 48%-Bush47%
New Mexico Kerry 46%-Bush47%
New Hampshire Kerry 47%-Bush47%
Maine Kerry 49%-Bush47%
Florida Kerry 47%-Bush47%
Missouri Kerry 47%-Bush49%
Arkansas Kerry 45%-Bush46%
Minnesota Kerry 47%-Bush45%
New Jersey Kerry 44%-Bush42%
Pennslyvania Kerry 48%-Bush45%

Seems pretty close to me, but then again Kerry will win the election for sure so it's all moot ;)
 

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Ask yourself this...

How many democrats who voted for gore will now switch to bush? I cant imagine ANY

How many people who voted for nader last time will vote for Kerry this time? Considering nader recieve 3-4% of the votes last time, now he is topping out at 1%

How many people who voted Bush last time will vote Kerry this time? I personally know 7 other people besides myself who voted Bush last election that are voting Kerry this election.
 

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Dante,
Within .3 seconds of clicking my immediate impression was -- "my God, who let the 3rd graders into the server cages" :(

That might be the greatest political content/accuracy ever, but I can't fathom trying to read that mess.
 

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true there lander..you are correct it is a bit of a cluttered website
 

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im not voting. voting for kerry in mass is like voting for bush in texas
 

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Early and often :)

If you don't vote you're not part of the process and therefore have no right to complain.

I'm not giving up any of my rights.
 
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Pale Purple said:
Early and often :)

If you don't vote you're not part of the process and therefore have no right to complain.

I'm not giving up any of my rights.

Congrats. You get to wear the RX dunce cap for the day.
 

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No, actually Kerry is already wearing that hat for saying that Roe v. Wade is a Constitutional Right.

We both are voting though, are you? I'm cancelling his
 

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