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"P. Fritz" wrote in message ... The fact is that the support for Kerry is shallow, more "anti Bush" than "pro Kerry" In past elections, the turn out is usually less when there is not the energy "for" a candidate. On the other hand, Bush's support is quite strong. Past elections don't mean a whole lot. I agree that normall when people are not "for" a candidate they stay home. But this year that are a lot of people that will go to the polls to get Bush out even if they aren't "for" Kerry. And yes, I'll freely admit that there are many Bush supporters, and many that will be energized to vote for him. Actually, on second thought, you are absolutly correct, Bush's support IS quite strong, no need for you to go vote whatsoever. Which is probably why the dems are reving up the 'suppressed vote" lie and mobilizing the trial lawyers. Not that the professional & armchair dems don't spread crap too, but I kinda figured we could *all* get behind the idea that everyone that is eligable and wants to should be able to vote and have it counted. After the fiasco of hanging chads in Florida - which was a disaster as far as counting every person's vote, no matter what side you were one - I really would hope everyone could get behind efforts to make the vote safe. But whenever a person mentions efforts to make all the votes count correctly I see the responce of "oh, it's just a big lie so when the Dems loose...." |
Harry Krause wrote:
[...ot...] What I am woondering: Last time when babybush stole the election, protestors only yelled nasty words at him. This time will they shoot him, when/if he does it again? I'd hate to see Babybush erected as an Icon next to Kennedy, but I will surely smile if that retarded minor is executed. So, that will make me lots of friends ;-) -- vriendelijke groeten/kind regards, Jelle begin msblaster.pif |
"thunder" wrote in message ... On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 20:38:17 -0400, NOYB wrote: In 1992, Clinton garnered only 43% of the vote. It's pathetic that a President can be elected with such a low percentage of the population supporting him. There was plenty of anti-Bush sentiment that year, but I doubt many of the Perot supporters would have cast their votes for Clinton if Perot wasn't in the race. Most would have either stayed home, or voted for Bush as the lesser of two evils (at least in their minds). This year, there is no viable alternative to the incumbent...and Kerry hasn't done anything to help his own chances. I still predict a Bush win by 4 to 6 percentage points. Well, I see even you think the race is getting closer. Your prediction is down from a 5-7% landslide. ;-) LOL. Yup. If it's 4% or 7%, I guess I look like the dummy. But I can always hold out hope that it's 5 or 6%...and then I can brag that I've been right all along. http://www.google.com/groups?q=lands...ink.net&rnum=2 Still, my guess is it's going to be considerable closer. Close enough that we may not know the winner on Nov. 3. Due to the provisional ballots, it doesn't have to be very close at all for us to still not know the winner on Nov. 3rd. Somebody could win Ohio by 40,000 votes, and if there are 50,000 provisional ballots to be counted, the provisional ballot lawsuits could keep the results in limbo for quite awhile. I think the provisional ballots are absurd...particularly if you request one because you "forgot to register". If you have a current valid voter registration card and a picture ID, and you show up at the correct polling booth, there should be no need for a provisional ballot. http://www.usatoday.com/news/politic...-ballots_x.htm |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "thunder" wrote in message Do either of you guys live in a Battleground state? If not, then the opinions of people you know in those states do not matter. There are three people in my office (plus their spouses) who didn't vote for Bush in 2000. All have stated that they will be supporting him this year. They're hoping by saying that you'll stop pestering them. Maybe. Of course,just to be sure that they don't vote for Kerry, then I'm dropping the bomb on November 1st: "Should *my* taxes go up (which they will) so that Kerry can pay for his unaffordable, government-run health plan, then I'm dropping our group health insurance policy (which I pay 85% of) and everybody is on their own. I also won't be hiring the extra assistant that I usually hire when season comes...which means we must struggle through our busy time with the people we currently have, and everybody works that much harder." That's not a threat. It's a reality. I provide health insurance for my employees. If Kerry thinks he can provide it for them by hitting me with higher taxes, then best of luck to him. If he thinks he is able to provide them with government-controlled health insurance, and he uses my tax money to do it, then effectively, I'm still paying for their insurance anyhow. |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Jelle wrote: Harry Krause wrote: [...ot...] What I am woondering: Last time when babybush stole the election, protestors only yelled nasty words at him. This time will they shoot him, when/if he does it again? I'd hate to see Babybush erected as an Icon next to Kennedy, but I will surely smile if that retarded minor is executed. So, that will make me lots of friends ;-) It's not appropriate to talk or even think about shooting the president. I suspect ol' jelle should be hearing from the USSS pretty soon. |
NOYB wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Jelle wrote: Harry Krause wrote: [...ot...] What I am woondering: Last time when babybush stole the election, protestors only yelled nasty words at him. This time will they shoot him, when/if he does it again? I'd hate to see Babybush erected as an Icon next to Kennedy, but I will surely smile if that retarded minor is executed. So, that will make me lots of friends ;-) It's not appropriate to talk or even think about shooting the president. I suspect ol' jelle should be hearing from the USSS pretty soon. And NOYB marked another trait of a facist and opressive regime, I think Harry was right in that respect. Where I live the USSS has not much too say luckily, but they are very welcome to call me. I hear intercontinental rates are pretty low these days. -- vriendelijke groeten/kind regards, Jelle begin executebushprogram.exe |
"Jelle" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Jelle wrote: Harry Krause wrote: [...ot...] What I am woondering: Last time when babybush stole the election, protestors only yelled nasty words at him. This time will they shoot him, when/if he does it again? I'd hate to see Babybush erected as an Icon next to Kennedy, but I will surely smile if that retarded minor is executed. So, that will make me lots of friends ;-) It's not appropriate to talk or even think about shooting the president. I suspect ol' jelle should be hearing from the USSS pretty soon. And NOYB marked another trait of a facist and opressive regime, I think Harry was right in that respect. Where I live the USSS has not much too say luckily, but they are very welcome to call me. And I'm sure they will. |
Where I live the USSS has not much too say luckily, but they are very
welcome to call me. I hear intercontinental rates are pretty low these days. -- vriendelijke groeten/kind regards, Jelle begin executebushprogram.exe You don't get it, Jelle. The USSS won't even be involved. If you live, you'll be bedmates with a sweaty, 300-pound "terrorist" gangster down in Guantanamo. |
"Gould 0738" wrote in message ... Where I live the USSS has not much too say luckily, but they are very welcome to call me. I hear intercontinental rates are pretty low these days. -- vriendelijke groeten/kind regards, Jelle begin executebushprogram.exe You don't get it, Jelle. The USSS won't even be involved. If you live, you'll be bedmates with a sweaty, 300-pound "terrorist" gangster down in Guantanamo. ....naked, with a leash around your neck. |
NOYB wrote:
[...] begin executebushprogram.txt to start the bush program type ./bush --steal=election to stop it type killall -9 bush You don't get it, Jelle. The USSS won't even be involved. If you live, you'll be bedmates with a sweaty, 300-pound "terrorist" gangster down in Guantanamo. Yeah now that you mention it, these kinds of violations of the Geneva convention (as going on in guantanamo) were not comitted by the european fascist regimes, so that makes the USA less fascist in fact. ...naked, with a leash around your neck. And when does this feast begin? I do love homophobic and sadistic references. After all, what can you expect when trolling in these waters ;) Homophobics of the world, united, take cover! -- vriendelijke groeten/kind regards, Jelle begin dial911toreelectshrubby.exe |
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