Posted on 10/28/2004 7:52:48 PM PDT by Hermann the Cherusker
Must read for the nattering nellies and phuddy duddies here.
I can't wait for this to be over.
No more polls
No more annoying ads
And hopefully after novermber 2nd, no more kerry on to watch, hear, or read about.
This will be very interesting to reference after the election.
You and me both. I'm just about polled and "electioned" down to nothing.
How many EV for Bush??
His article, above the chart, said 331 EV to Bush,
giving the tie in NJ to Kerry.
And if I see another tradesports or Iowa electronic markets vanity posts when their boards hiccup, I'm going to lose it.
Even if we lose, I will be relieved this is all over. Then our battle to bring down President Kerry begins. :(
In any case, I will have some kind of withdrawal. This campaign has lasted like a year and a half and for several months it really has consumed me. I've been spending hours on FR every day. I will miss it when it's over! ;-)
Suggestion, if I may. If you haven't seen it, on MSNBC's website..under electgion central..that have an interactive EC map..you can click ont he states to allocate the EV's to either Bush or Kerry..as YOU feel..lets you easily model all the possible scenarios..IT looks very good for Bush..he can easily win even if he loses BOTH Ohio and PA..
per the article
I feel that Daly is right. The polls are reflecting the way the pollsters want to make you think the election is going. They aren't showing internals so they could be interviewing all the Kerry staffers for all we know. I have never trusted the poll by I trust Daly.
On November 3 John F. Kerry can return to the back bench of the U.S. Senate and we won't have to listen to his constant droning any longer.
From New York state north to Maine, the whole northeast is solid Kerry territory...
California, Oregon & Washington are solid Kerry territory...at least those part of those states closest to the great Pacific Ocean, which must cause tremendous brain damage to those who live near it...
and (sadly) Illinois is solid for Kerry...at least those parts closest to Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River...(something about being close to water must make people vote Democratic...someone needs to do a study...)
I bet if we were to see a county-by-county poll, it would look alot like the final results for Bush-Gore in 2000.
Amen to that. At least twice a day someone has to start a thread that "Bush is crashing" and/or "Kerry is surging" in one or both of the markets. Or any thread with news that is either pro-Kerry or anti-Bush someone has to tell us that This is the Story that is crashing Bush in the markets.
And we're the political junkies!
We were encountering this when surveying the base in September. By October, identified solid Republicans were not answering or were hanging up. This is one part of the ground game that needs refining. We were only speaking to a fraction of identified Republicans, as it was, due to cells and call screening/answering machines.
My volunteers' favorite word was "cranky".
I can't wait for all this to be over. I too am spending hours on FR digesting all the information and trying to figure out what the outcome will be. I did early voting today...what a great feeling to vote for W!
Keep praying, keep the faith and keep GOTV.
Love it: http://msnbc.msn.com/id/6028629/?ta=y
Bush has a lot more options to win.
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