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Post by Deleted on Oct 19, 2004 20:44:08 GMT -5
I don't see how Kerry can win. He has to win 2 out of these 3 states: Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida. AND he can't drop any of the Gore states.
But the real issue is: how the HELL is the worst President in the HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES getting re-elected?
Are we really THAT stupid?
Yes, we are. And we will deserve what is coming...
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Post by vbfan on Oct 20, 2004 0:02:28 GMT -5
I am cautiously optimistic about the chances of a Kerry victory on election night. I have a friend with connections to the Kerry campaign he told me their own internal polling shows them ahead in both Pennsylvania and Ohio and about tied in Florida. Keep in mind that a campaigns secret internal polling is more accurate than any public polling we're likely to see. Now I admit this information is second hand but I trust the info that my friend gave me, he's been very reliable in the past.
One more thing is that Bush needs to be polling at 50% just before the election to be confident of victory. Undecided voters usually break for the challenger on election day by a 2/1 margin or greater. Right now Bush is at 47-48% max in the polls. I think he is even lower in a few of the polls. I think he would probably lose if the election were tomorrow.
Remember Kerry is in a much better position than Gore was at a similar point in 2000, and Gore still won the popular vote.
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Post by Barefoot In Kailua on Oct 20, 2004 0:07:39 GMT -5
We don't have very long to wait to find out, do we? ;D
I'm confident in a Bush victory.
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Post by IdahoBoy on Oct 20, 2004 3:19:12 GMT -5
I just today got my confirmation that I am officially registered and ready to vote here in Hawaii.
Thanks to Barefoot in Kailua, I now know who I will be voting for in the upcoming election. We had a quick conversation and he told me who I should vote for based on the issues that I was most concerned about.
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Post by FreeBall on Oct 20, 2004 6:30:12 GMT -5
[quote author=IdahoBoy®® link=board=news&thread=1098236648&start=3#0 date=1098260352] I just today got my confirmation that I am officially registered and ready to vote here in Hawaii.
Thanks to BiK, I now know who I will be voting for in the upcoming election. We had a quick conversation and he told me who I should vote for based on the issues that I was most concerned about. [/quote]
Oh the suspense! Who is IB going to vote for?
If you join BIK in voting for Bush, it is about as meaningless as my vote for Kerry here in Nebraska. Bush will win Nebraska and Kerrey will win Hawaii. It would be more fun to live in a state where the outcome is seriously in doubt and you actually felt like you vote mattered.
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Post by Barefoot In Kailua on Oct 20, 2004 11:26:59 GMT -5
Oh the suspense! Who is IdahoBoy® going to vote for? If you join BiK in voting for Bush, it is about as meaningless as my vote for Kerry here in Nebraska. Bush will win Nebraska and Kerrey will win Hawaii. It would be more fun to live in a state where the outcome is seriously in doubt and you actually felt like you vote mattered. First of all NO vote is meaningless. Every vote, regardless of the state its cast in, matters. IdahoBoy® is concerened with issues relating to the enviornment. I told him that Bush isn't the best choice for him. Everyone needs to vote according to issues that are important to them.
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