OFFICIAL MICHIGAN PRIMARY THREAD--LIVE!

freepers | January 15, 2008 | grellis

[grellis]

Today is the big day!

[Count of Monte Logan]

” I will not vote for McCain if he is the nominee.”

Good luck with Hillary. She will give you some more judges like Ruth. Happy days in your strange world.

[grellis]

Rush is probably wrong. Rush is certain to be wrong if the Witch wins the nom.

[Fiddlstix]

Bump

[Scarchin]

This is the state results page:

http://miboecfr.nictusa.com/election/results/08PPR/01000000.html

[madison10]

Well, golly gee, we’re all going to die from snowflake-itis. LOL What’s with not voting due to alittle water?

[tortdog]

I would assume it hurts McCain, as the believers in their man will show up, while the ones seeking to cause trouble might decide it’s not worth it.

All conjecture.

[mombonn]

Voted for FRed about 2:30 this afternoon. Workers said turnout is light, less than 10%. I was voter #122.

FRed's name was first on the ballot. GO FRed!

[TonyInOhio]

We Don't Give a Damn for the Whole State of Michigan, We're From O-hi-o

OK, today, we do.

[John D]

McCain - Served his country

How? By crashing planes, or by giving the cong all the classified information he could? Maybe by voting against the tax cuts that saved our economy? Maybe by restricting our free speech by introducing McCain Feingold? Or was it by his insistence on opening our borders to any illegal who wants to come in? Yes he sure has our served our country, but in a very negative way.

[Eagle of Liberty]

ROFL!

[Plutarch]

Intrade's latest:

Mitt: 62
McCain: 35

Woo hoo!

[MBB1984]

I agree fully that McCain is running on the wrong party. McCain is worse now than ever, in my opinion. He has turned dramatically to the left since 2000. I can barely tell a difference between McInsane and the rats.

[mwl1]

depends on where the low turnout is. If low turnout keeps independents from voting, that hurts McCain and helps Romney. the reverse is true if low turnout takes place in Detroit suburbs, where Romney is strongest.

Praying here for a Romney victory.

I am reading a biography of Churchill. He states unequivocally that the supreme qualification of a leader is temperament and not intellect.

John McCain does not have the temperament to be President of the United States. He is nasty, ill-tempered, hot-headed, volatile and narcissistic.

[Azzurri]

Not Mark Levin, methinks. When you hear the name “Levin” in MI, it usually means our own communist Senator, Carl.

Or his communist brother, Sander. But, I think we're talking about Mark Levin here. Carl has been urging Dems to vote uncommitted, I think.

[absolootezer0]

unless romney comes in dead last, i very much doubt he’d drop out.

[1curiousmind]

I voted at 3pm in northern Oakland County. I was the 200th to vote in my precinct. That is light to moderate turnout. The majority being republican. There were no supporters outside handing out literature. Only two Romney signs at the entrance.

On the way I passed another precinct. Again, only a few cars in the lot. Out front, a Romney sign and two Ron Paul signs.

Funny, not even a single sign for Huckabee or McCain at two precincts....oh yeah, forgot, they’re in my trunk. :-)

[Laserman]

McCain has mostly served his No. 1 interest - HIMSELF!

He is the only Republican candidate (I don;t count Ron Paul as a Republican) that I will NEVER vote for.

[redgirlinabluestate]

Woo Hoo is right! Here's hoping.

Even if it doesn't work out today....
http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2008/01/14/romney_dismisses_idea_of_quitting_if_he_loses_race_in_mich
Romney dismisses idea of quitting if he loses race in Michigan.

[Disturbin]

Or ...

3. Mitt wins because of tampered Diebold machines

[Grunthor]

Hopefully Romney will put the McCain campaign out of our misery.

McCain - Supports amnesty (no matter what he calls it)

Romeny - Doesn’t.