RealGun
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The retired church lady group is predicting a Bush presidency till '08.
Ha! A little prayer wouldn't hurt, if into that sort of thing.
The retired church lady group is predicting a Bush presidency till '08.
In 8 days, we will find out for sure who wins
Never happen. The Nader Cancer will bleed off enough demo votes to swing some of the close states.... just like 2000. And the Cheney Big Scare about how Kerry will trigger terrorist attacks will make the sheeple vote Bush even if they have to hold their noses when they do it.For the first time in following the LA Times compilation of major polls, Kerry takes the electoral college.
Starting to think the unthinkable... President Kerry.
Four, ABCNews exit polling of absentee/early voters shows Bush leading with 51% of the vote currently - if the this trend continues, it means that third party voters+undecided+Kerry voters are still not enough to take Kerry over the top.
Meaningless. The only swing states that have early voting are Michigan and Flordia. All the others with the exception of California are almost certain Bush locks. The population distribution of voters in early voting states is massivly in Bush's favor....yet he only has a slight edge so far.
Why can't Kerry win He## the American people elected Clinton not once but twice. Yes Kerry has a chance if we sit at home and don't vote or vote for a 3rd party .
The L.A.Times has Bush up in Florida, 51% to Kerry 43%. If that holds, this is very encouraging.
Out of 260,000,000 Americans, can't we do better than these two geeks?
Kerry has to win the following swing states in order to beat Bush:
Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, New Mexico, Hawaii, Michigan, Pennsylvania AND either Florida or Ohio.
What is the likelihood that Kerry will win seven 50/50 coin tosses in a row? What is the likelihood that Bush wins the two or three he needs?
there was a surplus in the treasury
The L.A.Times has Bush up in Florida, 51% to Kerry 43%. If that holds, this is very encouraging.
You left out the easiest way for Kerry to win. He can win BOTH Florida and Ohio. Then he can afford to lose Iowa, WI, Michigan, and New Mexico. He would still have 272 votes.