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Posted: 9/24/2004 10:14:12 AM EDT
Gore won NM and its 5 votes in 2000: Bush currently leads by around 3 points
Gore won WI and its 10 votes in 2000: Bush currently leads by around 10 points Gore won ME and its 4 votes in 2000 by over 5 points: Bush curently leads by around 1 point Gore won MD and its 10 votes in 2000 by over 16 points!: Bush and kerry are polling at a tie Gore won IW and its 7 votes in 2000: Bush currently leads by around 2 points Gore won OR and its 7 votes in 2000: Bush and kerry are currently polling neck and neck Gore won NJ and its 15 votes in 2000 by over 15 points: Bush and kerry are polling neck and neck Gore won PA and its 21 votes in 2000 by over 4 points: Bush and kerry are polling neck and neck that's 79 Gore votes (out of 270 needed to win) that are up for grabs! if President Bush can take half of those and hold his 2000 states, which it looks like he will, it will be a landslide |
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45 States and Maybe California
Taxman (Since SgtAr15 isnt on to say it) |
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Right. Everyone needs to vote, then celebrate. |
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Didnt I say "landslide" 6 months ago?
Yes...yes I did... Sgat1r5 |
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I will be celebrating by hanging out at the DU all night watching them plot mass suicide, but even then I won't let them use my evil bullethoses.
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Even with Bush looking good we need to work hard for the President and on local issues.......
In Washington State I am working on: Dino Rossi (R) for Govenor, we have had a democrat in office in Washington for so long, this is a hard battle but he is only a few points down. Dave Reichart (R) for US Congress 8th district--He is battling local radio host Dave Ross(D) for Jennifer Dunn(R)'s vacant seat, we need to retain this one. George Nethercutt(R) is fighting incumbent GUN GRABBER Patty Murray (D) for a US Senator's seat, we need this one locally and nationally. These are a few of our local battles....keep up the fight, the sunsetting of the AWB is proof that WE here can make a huge difference. |
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this one jersey guy that will be at the polls ... early!!!!!
be well maxwell |
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How about a fire mission/ group buy: Koolaid for DU! What they put in it, we'll leave up to them. |
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California is right now a statistical dead heat. Kerry over Bush by 3%, with +/- 4% error. |
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No need. They can drink just a little more Kool-Aid. |
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That ass hat is going to have a rally right near me today or in a few days. I walked past the field it was in. His troll squad was out in full force handing out tickets to the rally. I should have asked for 4 and then tossed them in the trash.
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If the DU needs help I'l let them stand in my garage while the doors are closed and the truck is runinng. Well I would if they help clean it out first.
Seriously, just once I would like to see al the people with the bold "if Bush gets elected" talk live up to theit threats. Rosie? Alex? I thought you all were moving... |
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It baffled me to see each state vote for Kerry in the Democrat Party primaries. The guy is such a lightweight.
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That would be fantastic! It would sure get rid of an awful lot of Hollyweird "flotscum and jetscum" from this country. If the libs would leave, or at least a big share, this country could possible have a chance of getting back on track. Better get back to reality big guy...slaps self... I'm ok now. |
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In true NJ form I not only expect you there early....but often as well. |
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[DU] A month before the 2000 elections, Bush led in Ohio by 13.5 points Now he's ahead by just 5. It will go Kerry. [/DU]
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+1 I don't usualy do this but I need some posts today |
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Or he could just take CA. CW |
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+1 |
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We need a Han Solo "Don't get cocky kid" animation added to the board code.
GunLvr |
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If Bush takes Kali........."turn out the lights" |
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I don't mean to rain on the parade, but I saw a poll last week that put Ferry ahead by 11 points in Kalistan . I do hope Ferry gets smoked here - that's a lot of electoral votes...
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I want to watch Rather report the election results, THEN they can 86 his lame ass.
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"Kool Aid anyone?" |
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Oh god, if you thought they were funny in 200, they ought to be positively UNHINGED this year... |
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agreed 100% i just signed up to be a final 72 hour Bush volunteer, and the college republicans here on campus is putting almost all our effort in picking up a democratic held Senate seat here by getting Jim DeMint elected |
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i've got 2 accounts there waiting for election night |
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At this point, Illinois is not out of reach for GWB. I have signed up 12 voters in the last week. Never give up...no mercy. Fight like it means something!
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God bless you. It's critical that we don't make the same mistakes we made when conservative's felt there was no way Bush 41 could lose to 'Slick Willy'. I've purchased a number of yard signs and bumper stickers from www.GeorgeWBush.com and am passing them to my friends, family and co-workers. We lived through 8 years of Clinton (higher taxes, gun ban, Al Quada, etc) Let's not take this one for granted. Illegitimi non carborundum (Don't let the bastards grind you down) 39 days and counting. |
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OK Guyz! I AGREE, it's looking VERY good for the President.
That said, DON'T FORGET TO VOTE! Take NOTHING for granted...for LOTS of reasons, not the least of which happens to be the lengths the crazy desperate Democrats will go to to win. Y'all know what I mean...especially you folks up in Ohio, Chicago, St. Louis and down in West Palm Beach. Don't think for ONE second that the Democrats' lawyer teams aren't already saddled up, hot briefs in hand ready to do battle. GET TO THEM POLLS ON ELECTION DAY! |
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Damn! You ARE evil! I'LL BE WATCHING YOU![Gunny Hartman off...] |
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I'm in Illinois--how many times can I vote all together?
Crap--that's only Democrats. |
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Awww...come on. It's the charitable thing to do. Why not put them out of our misery? |
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No suicide. Just more rage and hatred. On DU they're already saying the election will be crooked if Bush wins. That ought to keep them going for a few more years.
Regards, Mild Bill |
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Might not be a bad idea. The MSM is going to spin the outcome of the debate on Thursday in favor of Kerry, might shake out the weak hands on the bush side, or be an excuse for profit-taking. |
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They did that in 2000, but us unwashed masses saw through their MSM propaganda. Now even the MSM admit Bush won those debates. GunLvr |
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On my free presidential trading account, I sold Bush and bought Kerry on this hypothesis. Surge Protector As you watch the debate on Thursday night, remember: No matter what happens, on Friday morning, you're going to hear that the race is tightening. by Mike Murphy 09/28/2004 11:45:00 AM A SURE BET in this campaign is that the media will write a big October comeback story for John Kerry. It is evitable for three reasons. First, the media works in a pack that is happiest when following a simple narrative. Second, from moribund to miracle campaigner is Kerry's tiresome myth turned worn-out cliché. Third, this is indeed a tight race and--as with any incumbent seeking reelection--the undecided vote will break heavily against Bush, which will make Kerry look like he is surging late. (Even hapless Michael Dukakis had such a late surge.) The signs of this pending storyline are already apparent in the coverage of Kerry's new team of savvy advisors. Their decision to bet the entire Kerry campaign on a debate over the Iraq war--a strategic suicide note in my view--is the required "big move" such stories demand and is being applauded as a masterstroke. This is where narrative and reality truly differ. If President Bush wins this campaign, the decision to focus the entire Kerry campaign on a debate over the war, instead of on domestic issues, will be a key ingredient to the president's success. Kerry's mistake is that it is impossible to have a serious campaign-winning political victory over the administration without a serious policy difference between the two. Howard Dean had a policy difference with the Bush administration on Iraq; Kerry essentially does not. All his squirming and wiggling aside, Kerry essentially supported the war. Quibbling over details and promising to deliver a world where large French and German forces cheerfully deploy to Iraq and take daily causalities in the place of American troops is campaign silly talk, best reserved for audiences of party regulars with already made up minds and the trained seal's ability to happily applaud even the most shameless and imbecilic arguments. It won't wash in a serious debate on a foreign war, which is the campaign battlefield Kerry has foolishly chosen. Kerry's cynicism masked as honesty will undo him. Worse yet, Kerry's decision to rhetorically slide into the cheap seats at the United Nations last week and--along with the various aid thieves, despot mouthpieces and Kofi worshippers of the Blame America chorus--raspberry the United States will return to haunt him. Kerry doesn't just want to re-live Vietnam in his biography; he seems to want to re-experience the 1972 Nixon-McGovern race. The media's Kerry comeback will unfold in earnest after this Thursday's debate. What actually happens in the debate, barring a highly entertaining Tourette's style meltdown by one of the candidates, really doesn't matter. This is the first campaign debate in George W. Bush's career where he has entered with performance expectations, a troubling burden. While I expect the president will actually do well, that expectations game and the comeback narrative will combine, through the media's funhouse mirror, to put Kerry back in the race. Even though it may ultimately be simply an optical illusion. www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/004/694ipstv.asp |
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