"Tom DeLay: John McCain Has Done the Most to Hurt the GOP "
"No to McCain-Kennedy, Yes to Border Security - Newt Gingrich "
To all, Please stop McCain.
We all knew Rush would be great today. RUSH: Stop caring who the media likes. Screw them!
Posted on 01/29/2008 12:14:19 PM PST by rface
Count Rush Limbaugh among the voters confused by Palm Beach County’s touch-screen machines.
On his syndicated talk show this afternoon, Limbaugh said he was trying to vote in today’s primary when the screen seemed to freeze or “stick” on the list of presidential candidates.
“I hit ‘Next’ and it didn’t go there,” said Limbaugh, who lives in Palm Beach and often recounts the county’s electoral foibles on his show.
Then he hit the “Back” button and “got my candidate page again with the vote already recorded there. So I said ‘hmmmmm, I wonder if this is going to count twice.”
So he unclicked his favored candidate, clicked that candidate again and hit “Next” a second time - and it worked.
“I don’t know if I voted twice,” he said. “Probably not.”
Two negatives make a positive. ha ha.
I doubt it.
He may have voted twice but it definately wasn’t for McCain!
My guess is that he voted for Giuliani.
The article says Rush Limbaugh, not Sean Hannity.
Romney, no doubt about it.
Nah, he voted for Ron Paul. :0)
Surely you jest?
LLS
He voted for Romney.
Probably not his first choice, but knowing that it’s a “stop McCain” vote - I can’t believe he’d go any other way.
That is exactly what happened to me today in Florida.
Agreed, Romney.
The palm beach post was LISTENING TO RUSH!!!
WOW!
(not like anything is going on in Iraq since the surge is working.)
"Tom DeLay: John McCain Has Done the Most to Hurt the GOP "
"No to McCain-Kennedy, Yes to Border Security - Newt Gingrich "
To all, Please stop McCain.
We all knew Rush would be great today. RUSH: Stop caring who the media likes. Screw them!
Rush voted for Romney if anything as an Anti-McCain, Anti-Huckster vote.
Maybe he ordered a double serving of fries to go.
Ditto.
I used the same machines last week & found them confusing, but not so confusing that I needed help. I remember the lady asking me if I’d ever used machines like this before. Since we never had them before, she probably would have gone ballistic if I’d said “yes.”
The most confusing part is that when you get to the end, the video screen shows how you’re voting on every candidate and proposal. It asks you to check to make sure it’s correct, then push “Vote.”
Well, there is no place on the screen where it says “Vote.”
The “Vote” button is an actual physical button on the top of the machine, above the screen. Took me a few seconds to figure that out.
Curious if Fred Thompson remained on the electronic ballot.
Did you see his name there?
Are democrats allowed to vote for McCain in the Florida Repub primary?
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