The election at this time seems to be a dead-heat.In these next few days what could turn the tide to one side or the other.Please be serious and truthful,i beleive this is a very important election.No nut-cakes here ,please.
Peace4u said:No nut-cakes here ,please.
onthebottom said:Baring an October surprise (look, we found OBL) this election will be decided on turnout - which is why bbking is so confident. I'm worried as hell, the Democrats have more registered voters in some counties than there are citizens....
OTB
Ickabod said:And gee, only 60,000 absentee ballots that haven't been mailed. In FLORIDA. Go figure.
Cardinal Fang said:My money is on the Supreme Court deciding this again.
langeweile said:...I hope that one of the two wins by a wide enough margin.
DonQuixote said:If that's true, and I agree it's a real possibility, the next four
years will be worse than the last four no matter who wins.
A house divided against itself isn't going to be very successful
in Iraq, Afganastan or anywhere. In particular, at home.
Asterix said:As OTB points out, the country will be divided regardless. Part of me wants to see GW re-elected, so that he has to deal with the consequences of what he began in Iraq, and the mess it has become. Powell warned him; you break it you own it. Well dubya, you might iust have to own it for another four years. Careful what you wish for.
DonQuixote said:You just don't get my carma.
I don't follow a team.
It's like the song says:"I've got to do it my way."
onthebottom said:You and me both...
Asterix said:Perhaps I didn't make myself clear. What I meant was, I would like to see him take full responsibility for what he began, both now, and when history has it's say.