I’m changing my predection. I have been following this whole voter /lawyer bullshit and think that the Democrats will get more dead or unrigidtered people to the polls and will fight the hardest in court.
This is all a big joke and I am actually looking forward to a Kerry term so I can hear everyone here flip their arguments to protect their guy. “It wasn’t Kerry’s fault. It was that horrible Bush economy with it’s low unemployment, low inflation and high home ownership.”
You sitll going to tell me I need to vote?
I can hear everyone here flip their arguments to protect their guy.
It’ll go the other way too. Anything good Kerry does will be because Bush set the stage.
Just like everything good that happened under Clinton was the result of the republican legislature.
Ahh…more DNC talking points from Messr. McAuliffe and Hillary.
You don’t think they REALLY want Kerry to win, do you? If he does, then Hillary’s goose is cooked, and she’ll never get to be the Chief Cook and Bottle Washer. Figure Kerry for 8 years, because the good lord knows that he’ll find even more inventive lies and reasons for why he should get to stay in the Oval Office for another four years.
Also, figure that Silky Pony Edwards, who’s on the cover of Runner’s World this month, dont’cha know? ;-), has grown up to become the nice young man we’re all hoping he can be, and we all fall under his magical “Benny Hinn” persona and give him 4 to 8 years. Why, by then, Hillary is just another old, gnarly Ted Kennedy-like gasbag who wouldn’t be able to attract sand flies to a desert barbeque.
Hey, I’d give Kerry and Silk Pony Boy a shot, if it keeps Hilarious out of the White House 
K
"Just like everything good that happened under Clinton was the result of the republican legislature. "
Everything good that happened under Clinton was do to a technology bubble. It had nothing to do with Clinton or the Reps it was just the flood of new investers into the market. What the Reps did was fight Billy which gridlocked the system so no ones bills passed.
The more you get the goverment out the better.
Figure Kerry for 8 years, because the good lord knows that he’ll find even more inventive lies and reasons for why he should get to stay in the Oval Office for another four years.
Yep… We’ve had a good model for that the last 4 years.
Hey, don’t blame me because your Johnny-boy can’t lie as well as the current guy. Teach him to tell better and bolder lies if you want him in office. Right now, he’s only at the dillettante level. But he can surpass Dubya, and even approach Billy Bob Clinton status, if he and Silky Pony work hard enough. Time’s running out, though, and he’s just about out of gas, sadly.
K
I still think Bush will win.
Does anyone know if the Democrats stand a chance of winning back the house or senate? If not, the Republicans will have no one to blame in 2 or 4 years, they’ll have had one party control for 4 or 6 years. Should Kerry win (unlikely) and still have a Republican controlled house and Senate, we’ll just have gridlock like Clinton’s final years, so don’t worry about anything huge happening on domestic issues.
The poll’s are all over the place. Whoever your preferred candidate is, pick a poll, and chances are it’ll tell you what you want to hear.
The congress is tight, and it too could go either way. I think that because of the last congressional redistricting (in which the Ree-pubs got to do a good deal of gerrymandering much as the Dems did for 40 years or so the Reps will hold the House. The Senate is really, really tight. Illinois (and Barack Obama) is a solid lock for the Dems. FLA is 50-50 either way, with the Reps hitting Betty Castor hard, and somewhat unfairly, for her involvement in the Sami al-Arian incident at USF (where she was once Chancellor). SC is tight, too, and both candidates are not liberal by any stretch (Tennenbaum is pretty much your classic Southern conservative Democrat).
SoDak (Daschle and Thune) is see-saw. One day, Thune is up by 3 points. The next day Daschle is up by 2 or 3 points. Basically, another toss-up, but nobody’s talked to the Amerinds on their various reservations, and about whom they’ll be voting for (some speculate that they were the difference in the last Senatorial election, when Thune went up against Tim Johnson, I think).
Most pundits say the Ree-pubs will gain 1 to 2 seats. Zogby and the state-by-state polls show a 1 seat or no seat, or even a 1 seat loss for the Reps, depending upon if the poll is on a weekend or weekday (Dems are polled more heavily on weekdays and Ree-pubs on weekends, for some reason).
Basically, just as in 2000, the country is split down the middle. I predict we’ll see a big shift to one side or the other over this weekend. By this time, there can’t be but a miniscule amount of “undecideds” left, and anybody walking into the booth on Tuesday that hasn’t decided by then will vote with his or her gut.
Giddyup Gallup Kahuna