I've been telling people that November 4 - 5 will be tough days depending on the results.
The BHO supporters have been hinting that anything other than victory might cause problems, because they are tired of the racism in this country, and anything other than victory will be due to racism, basically.
I also think that at least 30% of the electorate will not vote for BHO because of his alleged race, perhaps another 20%, which overlaps with the first group a little, because they see him as a muslim, and then about 40% (again with overlap) that reject his left-wing commie politics.
Of this group, about 25% will support secession and armed rebellion if McCain does not win, not for love of McCain, but for hatred and distrust of BHO.
So, there's the choice:
*Civil disorder, mostly in Urban areas if BHO loses, or
*Civil War in America, with secession a possibility, as well as violence, if he wins.
There is no third choice, unless it's utter shock if everyone votes for Nader and he wins. BTW, who's his running mate, because they will probably take over after Nader dies from shock at his victory.
This is the most important election of my life (born 1951) and we have to stand together to keep our country strong and the Union intact.
“So, there’s the choice:
*Civil disorder, mostly in Urban areas if BHO loses, or
*Civil War in America, with secession a possibility, as well as violence, if he wins”.
Good post. I have been saying this myself for sometime now.
It seems plain to me, and I have checked my thinking on this, ruling out emotion, etc.
I do believe that there is opportunity here. Leadership is required, and I don’t mean elected officials.
Hopefully, the cure will not be worse than the disease.
God help us anyway.