Posted on 10/20/2004 5:43:02 PM PDT by ambrose
They up 6-0 in the second.
Maybe he will say Iowa Buckeyes and piss off 2 needed states for the price of one
He is such a dork and with his track record, Senator Kerry might just do that! LOL!
WOW!
Rofl Could you imagine if he threw one like last time, he would lose Massachusetts!
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1162751/posts
Perhaps one of the most classic and timeless FR threads ever.
Wait. Is your math correct? Bush holds everything he won in 2000 and loses Ohio but wins only WI and 1 EV from ME and that is enough? That does not sound right.
Remember that effeminate kid at school who always threw like a girl, ran like a girl and screamed like a girl....and everyone (even the girls)wanted to kick his ass....well that's him all grown up
Combine this with the results in this polling:
Bush leads in battleground states he won in 2000, poll finds
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1251629/posts
Means 288 Electoral votes. 289 if he picks up one of Maines EVs
Iowa, I thought that was a county in South Dakota.
It is....but there is no South Dakota county in Iowa.....strange
Not sure why people so upset over early voting, it usually tends Republican. Nice to hear in Iowa.....Texas is going huge for Bush it seems, are the media is camp down in South FL and are proving long lines, but what in other parts of FL that is more Republican.
No, Gore carried WI by less than 1% in 2000. By "swings back to Bush" I meant that Bush had been ahead in most polls in WI over the past couple of months, but Kerry had taken the lead in most WI polls over the past week or so.
Yep, he's banned. Enough people complained about his constant doom and gloom that he was shown the door.
Courage was a Dan Rather wanna be.
heh heh! I'll send you a cheesehead when it happens!
there have been electoral shifts based on the 2000 census - the states bush won are now more populated and have more EV.
Used to be a county.
(Just kidding.)
In the 2000 census, 8 more congressional seats were awarded to the Bush states, the most going to Texas and Florida.
Does anyone have that data I saw either today or yesterday about which pollsters have been most accurate in the State polling?
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