[b]Like the Taliban, NO QUARTER![/b]

[url]http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/33339.htm[/url]


                                      November 4, 2001 -- President Bush isn't on the ballot
                                      Tuesday, but key contests from New York to Virginia could
                                      spell political fallout for him.

                                      Democrats hope to score bragging rights by winning back
                                      the New York mayor's seat, as well as gubernatorial races
                                      in Virginia and New Jersey - all now held by Republicans -
                                      despite Bush's sky-high popularity.

                                      "If they can do that, the message is that Democrats can still
                                      set the agenda with issues like jobs, education, health care
                                      and local issues because voters are listening to a lot more
                                      than terrorism," said Republican pollster John McLaughlin.

                                      That could dent Bush's political clout, at least on domestic
                                      issues, in the closely split Congress, where last week the
                                      president barely won a House vote on airline security.

                                      It would also be a shot in the arm for Democrats, whose
                                      hopes are fading for next year's congressional elections due
                                      to Bush's popularity. But if Republicans win any of
                                      Tuesday's three top contests, it will be credited in part to
                                      Bush's popularity.

Especially in Noo Joisey.  Everybody get out & vote for Schundler.  If interest is as low as the press says, one vote means much more than in a popular vote.

Love McGreevy's ad.  I don't trust YOU enough to carry concealed in NJ, so you should trust ME enough to be governor.

OK Virginian's you know what to do tomorrow..get out there and vote Republican so I don't have to do this on Wednesday. [pissed]

Go Early!!!

Mark Warner blows, I have the feeling we are going to have a bunch of libs in Richmond though

It's a done deal dudes!  Warner's got it!  I'm not saying that he will get my vote, he wont, I'm voting for Early!  

Warner isn't good for the 2nd, but he will be happy with the status quo.  He won't help any.  The real enemies are his running mates, Tim Kaine and Donald McKeachin.  Tim is about a socialistic as they get.  McKeachin is a personal injury lawer, and has never tried a criminal case EVER, yet he wants to be Atty General.  McKeachin is still running his "Injured, call me!" ads to this day!

I'll be at the polls bright and early.  

DriftPunch is exactly right - Warner's not nearly as bad as his cronies.  I've sat in several General Assembly meetings with McKeachin.  There has never been a finer poster child for HCI/MMM or a better example of a worthless human being! (want me to tell you what I really think?)  I fear for what will happen to our fine State if McKeachin & Kaine get elected.  

Please vote tomorrow.  It was great to see Early at the gunshow a few weeks ago.  Go figure - Warner never did make it.  Hmm.....

    Black Fox

Hopefully the republican turnout will be enough to offset the unoffical democratic motto of, "vote early and often".

[b]Republican Mark Earley over Democrat Mark Warner[/b]

[url]http://www.washtimes.com/op-ed/20011105-420679.htm[/url]

Yeah, the other two spots are up for grabs.........it is a dead heat for LtGov. and Atty Gen it is Kilgore up big

as Norm G says, get out and vote, i just hate to think what will happen if the demo-rats run new jersey. it is bad enough as it is now. just when you things cannot get much worse, they do. well, i hope i'm wrong but tomorrow, bright and early, the doggie and me will head on out to vote.