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My wife and I are what you would call "young voters" 28 and 26. We voted for the first time this year, both for Bush. Heavy turnout in HEAVY republican Madison County Va. at 6:40 a.m.

You NoVa's should drive south about 50 miles, quite different, very much Bush Country.

Virginia is NOT in play!!!!

I came back from the polls here in the People's Republic of Manhattan an hour ago. The line was fairly long, and it took a little under an hour before I could cast my vote for President Bush. I think that the line was about as long as four years ago.

THERE WERE UNIFORMED POLICE OFFICERS INSIDE MY POLLING PLACE AT A PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL!!!!!! AND THEY HAD GUNS!!!! And they were *gasp* being helpful and telling voters which line they should be on! The horror!

If a police officer ends up within 100 feet of a polling place in Florida, the Democrats scream "INTIMIDATION!!!!" and "DISENFRANCHISEMENT!" By liberal logic, why am I not being intimidated, too?

And the 40-year old lever-pull voting machine DIDN'T GIVE ME A PIECE OF PAPER RECORDING MY VOTE! How do I know my vote will be counted? The New York Times will be up in arms tomorrow! (NOT!)

Speaking of liberal logic, my idiot liberal neighbors were voting too. One had on that stupid T-shirt with a red zot through the President's face. Another had on the same pin. Yet another moron was wearing a "Vote Democratic. No Sh@t!" pin. Only one brave soul was wearing a Bush/Cheney pin. Most people were in business attire, getting ready to go to work.

Reporting from SC. Heavy EARLY turnout in our (VERY) republican precinct...only the Presidential, Senate, and Sherrif races even had a dem candidate on the ballot...all others ran Repubs unchalllenged. We got there 1/2 hour before the poll openend and were out about 40 minutes after that. By that time, the line was VERY LONG! GO W!!

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