[CWOJackson]

LOL! I know the feeling...almost makes me feel sorry for those who had to face the late exit polls.

Almost.

[gop_gene]

LOL! I know the feeling...almost makes me feel sorry for those who had to face the late exit polls. Almost.

I didn't feel sorry for the opposition in the least. I'm sure when those early exit polls came out, they didn't feel sorry for us.

[newzjunkey]

LOL! I know the feeling...almost makes me feel sorry for those who had to face the late exit polls.

I don't, not after what their campaign and its 527, MSM and other sympathizers put *us* through for months. I see it as just deserts. :)

I'm still riding 'high' (confidence, not euphoria) after our "miracle" win.

[sweetliberty]

I have to admit that I am glad I was working the polls and didn't hear anything early in the day. There was some benefit to the bogus exit polls though. I got a lot of laughs from observing the DUhmmies' early celebration, and then seeing them turn from glee to depression. I'm not one to enjoy others' pain, but in thier case I will make an exception. It is well-deserved.

DUmmie FUnnies 11-07-04 (The Ghost Of DUmmie Gloat Past)

[NittanyLion]

LOL! I know the feeling...almost makes me feel sorry for those who had to face the late exit polls.

You're not kidding. After thinking a sure win was in the making, it must've been pretty awful to sit there and watch the FL/OH precincts reporting creep higher while Bush remained comfortably ahead.

Makes me smile just thinking about it.

[HamiltonJay]

When the first numbers came in around 2pm, I felt like I had been punched in the gut, even though mentally I knew they were wrong.... shortly there after the sampling errors were revealed 60% women? Come on!

I will admit for a brief instant my faith was shaken, but it did not last but 5 minutes. After the sampling issue was exposed, I was more confident than ever (and I was damned confident from the get go) that Bush had this thing lock stock and barrel.