I'm calling it for Bush: Electoral College 320 to 218

JEFFHEAD.COM ^ | Oct 15, 2004 | Jeff Head

[Jeff Head]

I'm calling it for Bush today, 10/15/2004.

Bush 320 Electoral Votes, Kerry 218 Electoral Votes.

[Two Dawgs]

"ravings..rantings and knashing of teeth"


.....try voter fraud!

[MplsSteve]

Wasn't there a rumor floating around on FR that Bush was gonna pull back from Pennsylvania dns hift the resources elsewhere?

[hushpad]

Unles there is soething inthe future about PA, Bush is pulling troops and money out of PA and reducing ads.<<<

So, you heard that news report that the candidates are pulling out of States they can't win right? I think it's another media-spin trick such as not showing all the polls that Bush leads on.

I believe NO news outlet, but I do beleive what I feel and what I'm hearing - Bush will win BIG.

[Jeff Head]

I hope its even bigger than this prediction...I believe it has every chance to be because the American people, despite all efforts against it, are waking up to what Kerry represents...and to what he does not represent.

[AlexPKeaton04]

Yea, Although I believe IA is starting to get stronger support from the Right, I think the polls show Bush closer than he was in 2000.

[wbill]

537-1.....Dat's a pretty close call dere, Todd.

[Poohbah]

It's funny too cause my Mom is usually discouraged about Bush claiming victory cause she is well aware of the Voter fraud as well. So her saying CA is even possible is a great sign of people becoming more incouraged this time around.

If Kolly-vornia goes for Bush, it will be a glorious victory.

[Jeff Head]

I believe he certainly can and hope the folks there work hard to make it happen. I'd love to be wrong and see this a 350 or 400 electoral vote win.

[Tallguy]

Our governor, "Fast Eddie" Rendell, has announced that he's going to post 150 (democrat) poll watchers in key precincts. What dya wanna bet that they will be there to accuse Republicans of intimidating Dem voters? If it's close in PA, Rendell will make sure that vote fraud gives it to Kerry.

[Poohbah]

Wasn't there a rumor floating around on FR that Bush was gonna pull back from Pennsylvania dns hift the resources elsewhere?

Yes. It was bullsh**. Care to guess which party put the turd in the punch bowl?

[AnnaZ]

Y'know, for over a week now I have wanted to start a FReeperesearch thread regarding the new Party-representational colors. Who took away our "true blue"?

 

 

If you recall, the GOP was always blue, up to and including the first 2000 Election reports.

 

 

However, as soon as the "red state/blue state" theme was cast... well, the Left couldn't be their all-too-representational red, now could they?

 

WHO made the change? HOW was it immediately implemented?

 

 

There's truth in advertising, let's consider getting the colors right a public service.

 

 

 

P.S. Diotima and I are doing a random RadioFR show next Tues., 2PM E... with Mark Steyn! More details to follow.

[Lee'sGhost]

Thanks, Jeff.

Go W!

And I'm still advocating for a post-election bumper sticker:

W1-Again!

The "again" is an gratuitous dig at the libs.

[Jeff Head]

The only crack here is what is appearing in Kerry's mountain of lies. I believe more and more people are waking up to it and will continue to do so until Nov. 2nd.

[Richard Kimball]

The only way I see it happening is if there's a blowout in the eastern time zone, with Florida, PA and a surpise state like Jersey going to Bush. If this happens, Rat voter turnout could be depressed in CA. Of course, the old media called Florida for Gore with Bush holding a 10,000 vote lead. That held up until Palm Beach County got a number on how many ballots they had to stuff and started throwing their boxes in. Even if Bush won PA 70-30, it would take the old media until 2 AM to call it.

[RichInOC]

I thought Dikka wasn't running...

[Dat Mon]

I hope you're right about PA. I'm concerned when I hear how the Rendell / Street / Union machine is gearing up here for an all out assault on legitimate voting.

Looks like we will see organized state government union 'observers' (all on the taxpayer dole) out in force in unprecedented numbers. Add to that the regular assortment of union goons (the Philly court system is run by the unions, just ask Don Adams) and you have the makings of banana republic voting here in the keystone state.

[jdsteel]

I agree that some were way too optimistic here, but I want to talk about Pennsylvania for a moment. In 2000, virtually every county went for Bush except for two; the ones that have Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. In Pittsburgh, we have a very energized conservative base, which is being helped by a new FM talk radio station (104.7). If we are able to do something about the massive voter fraud that regularly happens 'round here, Allegheny County (Pittsburgh's county) has a shot at going for Bush. If that happens, the whole state probably will.

[Jeff Head]

I am sorry to say that I believe IL would have gone kerry in any case...but would love to be proven wrong.

[brewcrew]

Candidates will also pull out of markets where they are comfortable they have won - and reallocate the money elsewhere where it is needed for a close race.

[stockpirate]

I better run spell check next time...lol

I agree with you , I also am getting a sense it is going to swing big for Bush.

I think Kerry's camapign is going to be noted as the worst in history.

Bush is drawing and has been drawing 15,000-25,000 supporters at rally's. You see Kerry at 1,00-7,500 supporters.