Cheer Up Freepers, We Are Going To Win

October 6 2008 | jveritas

[sport]

I hope that you are correct.

[jveritas]

Agree 100%.

[jveritas]

He will.

[jveritas]

I’m still flying high from the Carson, CA Sarah Rally with 20,000 others just bursting at the seams for her!

WOW!!! I am jealous :)

[jveritas]

Yes Tom, I am back with my usual optimism :). Agree, we are going to win big.

[Kimberly GG]

“when he was asked to comment to the people who wanted him to vote no.... he smiled that cheesy little smile and just said, “life is not fair.”

aggghhhh.

Cocky scumbag traitor reminds me of Bush’s “see you at the Bill signing”.

He’ll never be rewarded, or his choices affirmed, with my vote. Never.

[NucSubs]

I’m voting for Palin.

[rabscuttle385]

McCain = Slightly left leaning Republican

Obama = Communist Despot

You forgot the part where McCain consistently enables "Communist Despots" like Obama, Kennedy, et al.

[CottonBall]

We are going to win the Presidency this November. Do not be fooled by the biased media polls because they have done the same thing in 2004 and 2000 but neither Gore nor Kerry became Presidents.

Thank you for the note of rationality. If we listen to the MSM, we are screwed - they are the conservative's Tokyo Rose.

[CottonBall]

Good point - does anyone think there will be a “Palin Effect” on the congressional, senate and governors races? In the event that McCuda wins (please, God) GOP governors may be critical in naming GOP replacements (Rell/Lieberman in CT, for example) for Dems that are cabinet appointees, that can hopefully boost the senate and/or house tallies for the GOP.

Good poiht. Getting people out to vote for Palin....er....McCain and team....also benefits all other races.

[CottonBall]

I regret to say I am not as confident as you . Academia , Hollywood and the MSM have succeeded in brainwashing a sustantial portion of the populace . I am even seeing it amongst friends of mine back home who I thought would NEVER vote for a Dem , but are voting for Obama .

I don't think we can judge the outcome based on a small sample size. Here, my husband and I don't know anyone that is admitting they'll vote for Obama. Most are sickened by the thought. However, I know Obama will be getting all of CA's EVs, so our little county won't make much of a difference. (I'm just really glad not to have to associate with liberals too much by living here ;)

[CottonBall]

I imagine this is playing out all over the country. I am highly suspicious of these poll numbers.

Imagine that! Dems, the party of 'tolerance' and 'equality' - refusing to vote for a black man. They should really refuse to vote for a socialist and then I'd have some respect for them. But in the end, I don't care why they don't vote for him, as long as they don't ;)

[CottonBall]

I’m voting for Palin.

Ditto. I'm voting for Palin for VP now so I can vote for her as President in '12.

[firebrand]

Thanks for doing the other side’s work for them.

[firebrand]

If choosing the lesser of two evils is the correct political choice, then that’s what one should do. Emotion should play no part.

[rabscuttle385]

Thanks for doing the other side’s work for them.

The only one doing work for "the other side" is McCain every time he starts spouting bipartisanship, amnesty, bailouts, and carbon cap-and-trade.