Mr Spinkles
Mr
It's a bet!
Those frubals may be our only solace if the other guy wins.
Those frubals may be our only solace if the other guy wins.
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Presidential Predictions
- Thread starter The Voice of Reason
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robtex
Veteran Member
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Presidential_Tracking_Poll.htm
found this..the website ...rasmussenreports really cool.
found this..the website ...rasmussenreports really cool.
Feathers in Hair
World's Tallest Hobbit
I'm volunteering at the polls tomorrow, taking exit poll-thingies. (Hopefully will get the technical details when I arrive.) My mom and I are telling each other that at least, that way, if the fellow we're not rooting for does win, at least we'll have put forth an effort.
Ceridwen018
Well-Known Member
You know what? I'd take that bet too, Spinkles. I think Bush has a much better chance than you're giving him credit for here.
Green Gaia
Veteran Member
I think if Bush is re-elected it will be the beginning of the end of freedom as we know it in this country, (think Patriot Act, but worse).
I think if Bush is re-elected, our country and the world will become further polarized and divided, and we've only seen the beginning of the wars and death.
I think if Bush is re-elected and the marriage amendment passes, conservative Christians will have gained a political edge and will not stop with this at forcing their religion on the whole country, this is only the beginning, folks.
I think if Bush is re-elected than I shall become morbidly ill and probably die, and no amount of frubals could cure me.
George W. Bush and his policies frighten me to the core, and I don't frighten easliy.
I think if Bush is re-elected, our country and the world will become further polarized and divided, and we've only seen the beginning of the wars and death.
I think if Bush is re-elected and the marriage amendment passes, conservative Christians will have gained a political edge and will not stop with this at forcing their religion on the whole country, this is only the beginning, folks.
I think if Bush is re-elected than I shall become morbidly ill and probably die, and no amount of frubals could cure me.
George W. Bush and his policies frighten me to the core, and I don't frighten easliy.
Ceridwen018
Well-Known Member
Well Maize, it's no time to start a debate, lol! Good luck tomorrow, and TRY to sleep!
Green Gaia
Veteran Member
Thanks Ceri. I'm not trying to debate, I've just got so many thoughts running through my head tonight.... I don't know... maybe I should just leave the country if he's re-elected, I don't want to be under his "rule" any longer...
......I really shouldn't have had that last cup of coffee........
......I really shouldn't have had that last cup of coffee........
Simon the Cat
Member
Think about what happened when Nixon won that ill-fated second term.....impeachment. Even if Bush wins again, I don't know if he'll be able to last - even a bottom feeder such as himself couldn't survive for long in all the detrius he's created for this country.... I['m going to go and vote now.
The Voice of Reason
Doctor of Thinkology
I just got back from the voting machine - what a crowd! I love seeing people vote. I'd like to see 'em require voting to get your driver's license.
TVOR
PS - GO KERRY!!
I heard a great line on the radio, while driving over to the polling station. A guy on one of the right wing radio talk shows was telling people that a new system was in place for the election this year - "Republicans were supposed to vote today (Tuesday) and the Democrats were supposed to vote tomorrow (Wednesday) to alleviate the crowded lines at the polls".
I laughed, but I'm hoping there aren't any people misled by this. Then again, if you mistake this comedy for truth, you probably shouldn't be voting anyway.
TVOR
TVOR
PS - GO KERRY!!
I heard a great line on the radio, while driving over to the polling station. A guy on one of the right wing radio talk shows was telling people that a new system was in place for the election this year - "Republicans were supposed to vote today (Tuesday) and the Democrats were supposed to vote tomorrow (Wednesday) to alleviate the crowded lines at the polls".
I laughed, but I'm hoping there aren't any people misled by this. Then again, if you mistake this comedy for truth, you probably shouldn't be voting anyway.
TVOR
Green Gaia
Veteran Member
Because people want Bush gone! :jam:Sunstone said:
robtex
Veteran Member
http://www.pollingreport2.com/#bars
tipp is prediciting bush up by 2 %
dcorps Kerry by 1%
gallup deadlocked at 49 % each.
it is interesting that the tipp had kerry raise up 3 % since yesterday and bush rise 1%
tipp is prediciting bush up by 2 %
dcorps Kerry by 1%
gallup deadlocked at 49 % each.
it is interesting that the tipp had kerry raise up 3 % since yesterday and bush rise 1%
linwood
Well-Known Member
I voted for the big douche this morning, I`ve had enough turd sandwich for a lifetime.jewscout said:
My precinct polling station had a 15 minute wait at 10 AM.
I went to vote in the middle of the week at the main station and turned back because of the 3 hour line for the early voting.