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To: FreeAtlanta

Frankly, I want a recount of Wisconsin. With the absantees still to be counted and Bush only trailing by a hair amongst the regular ballots cast, I am convinced Bush won Wisconsin too.

Another thing that ticks me off is the release of those early exit polls. Who was responsible for that? I am sure that cost us at least 500K - 1M votes in the east, especially amongst conservative Californians who don't have much of a reason to go and vote anyway since California is such a left wing hellhole.


78 posted on 11/06/2004 4:48:23 PM PST by Trippin
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To: Trippin

CBS ABC NBC and CNN. They hired a polling firm to do some exit polls. The firm stacked it in favor of Dems. Don't know if it was deliberate or not. Then the results were leaked to the Drudge report and when he posted it, the MSM picked it up and run with it and when they had to account for being wrong, they blamed it on the bloggers. Clever, huh?


88 posted on 11/06/2004 5:06:13 PM PST by beckysueb (We won! WhooHoo!!!!!)
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To: Trippin
"I am sure that cost us at least 500K - 1M votes in the east, especially amongst conservative Californians..."

    California in the east?

"... who don't have much of a reason to go and vote anyway since California is such a left wing hellhole."

    If kerry state conservatives thought like that, Bush would not have gotten a popular vote victory margin of 3.5 million. Also, more local and state contests would have gone to the dems, eg. the definition of marriage amendments in those 11 states.


100 posted on 11/06/2004 6:04:21 PM PST by Bonaparte (twisting slowly, slowly in the wind...)
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