"Adam Albright" <AA@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 02 Nov 2004 17:08:28 GMT, "John Slade" <hitman86@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> wrote:
>
> > This is going to be one for the record books folks! I'm hear in
> >California and people are having to wait an hour to vote. Usually it
goes
a
> >lot faster. When Schwarzenegger was elected, 70% of the voting public
> >actually went to the polls. This turnout seems larger. I'm hearing
reports
> >that there is massive voter turnout in urban areas in other states like
> >Ohio, Florida and Michigan. This is incredible. I can only attribute
this
to
> >the efforts by popular music artists like Eminem, Puff Daddy(Or is that
P
> >Diddy?), Bruce Springsteen, Toby Keith and many others. I have never
seen
so
> >many famous people in such a big get out the vote effort. I fully
expect
125
> >million people to get out and vote. If this is the case it will easily
break
> >records.
> >
> >John
> >
> You get LARGE turnouts when voters are PISSED-OFF. Clearly voters all
> across America are pissed-off for a variety of reasons. Mostly they
> are pissed-off at the current asshole in the oval office.
>
> Main reasons for large voter turnout:
>
> 1. Bush's unnecessary war in Iraq.
> 2. Bush's arrogance, stupidity and phony bravado.
> 3. Lost of respect in the world due to Bush's stupidity.
> 4. Bush's sitting with his finger up his ass on 9/11/01.
> 5. Its the economy stupid!
> 6. The growing runaway deficits.
> 7. The stupid handing of flu shots, prescription drugs.
> 8. The dirty smear tatics of Repugs like the stink boat vets.
> 9. Tax cuts for the super rich.
> 10. Allowing job outsourcing to third world countries.
>
> A large turnout spells DOOM for Bush. The Repugs know there are more
> registered Democrats than Republicans. That's why they are desperate
> to try to interfer with voters voting. The Repugs know most newly
> registered voters vote for the challenger. The Repugs know that
> younger,newer voters and those not associated with any political party
> overwhelmingly vote against the sitting president. Undecided voters
> typically vote for the challenger.
>
> If the total voter turnout approaches or exceeds 120,000,000 votes,
> its going to be close to a landslide for Kerry. The question was WILL
> new and younger voters actually vote? It seems that's a resounding YES
> and they ain't going to vote for Bush.
>
> The fat lady is singing and its Bush's swan song. Bush's only chance
> was to try to steal the election again in Flordia and Ohio by trying
> to block legimate voters from voting. Its isn't working. Bush is
> finished.
>
>
I'm not going to say anything, I'm not going to jinx it. I'm just
happy the way things are going. I'm going to vote within the hour. I live
in
California and have heard local radio news reports of people waiting in
line
for hours before 10 AM. This is unheard of. Usually you don't get the long
lines until after 5 PM.
I'm going to just pray that Kerry wins because I don't think we can
survive four more years of Bush. I just looked at the Drudge Report and
laughed. http://www.drudgereport.com/
John
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