GO AL GO !!.... Al Sharpton SOARING in the polls..!!

David C. Osborne ^ | Today | David C. Osborne

[davidosborne]

Click here to VOTE NOW !!!

Day 3, 04:34 PM ET (Results are delayed 15 minutes) Total Votes: 6,434

percent votes

Former Senator Carol Moseley Braun (D-Illinois) (206) (3%) Former Governor Howard Dean (D-Vermont) (1,623) (25%) Senator John Edwards (D-North Carolina) (115) (2%) Congressman Dick Gephardt (Democrat-Missouri) (154) (2%) Senator Bob Graham (D-Florida) (105) (2%) Senator John Kerry (D-Massachusetts) (274) (4%) Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) (277) (4%) Senator Joe Lieberman (D-Connecticut) (511) (8%) Civil Rights Activist Al Sharpton(D-New York) (1,454) (23%) Other (Democrat) (1,045) (16%) Undecided (Democrat) (671) (10%)

[DoughtyOne]

Most excellent! ;)

[davidosborne]

Pass it on... Forward VOTE.COM link to ALL your friends.. tell them to VOTE FOR AL !!!

[Dog]

David ....I'm pulling for a kook to win...either Kuninich or Dean....:-)

[Lucy Lake]

Pinging.

[reagan_fanatic]

...I haven't felt this excited about a Presidential run since Reagan.

Make us proud, Al!

[CholeraJoe]

Thanks, Grizz. Pinging amused.

[davidosborne]

I have no doubt W will win in a land slide.. there is a huge grass roots movement on a mission to make the General Election.. Bush v. Sharpton Wouldn't you just LOVE to see those debates?

[LibWhacker]

I'm tempted to re-register as a rat so I can vote for Rev. Al in the primaries.

[Im Your Huckleberry]

Al or Howard, I'll take either one.

Al is the "Bush landslide" candidate and Howard makes McGovern look like a reactionary.

Either way insuring Bush sweeps every state in the country, even Vermont.

Way this is going, I'm going to enjoy this Presidential race more than anything I've seen since Reagan whupped Mondale's a@@ purple, in '84...

[defeat_the_dem_igods]

• Former Senator Carol Moseley Braun (D-Illinois) (210) (3%)
• Former Governor Howard Dean (D-Vermont) (1,630) (25%)
• Senator John Edwards (D-North Carolina) (117) (2%)
• Congressman Dick Gephardt (Democrat-Missouri) (156) (2%)
• Senator Bob Graham (D-Florida) (106) (2%)
• Senator John Kerry (D-Massachusetts) (275) (4%)
• Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) (277) (4%)
• Senator Joe Lieberman (D-Connecticut) (515) (8%)
• Civil Rights Activist Al Sharpton(D-New York) (1,511) (23%)
• Other (Democrat) (1,050) (16%)
• Undecided (Democrat) (676)
  

wow, opie's at 2%

[amused]

You may have already been pinged to this "vote" but please remember the Democrat motto "Vote early, vote often"

Al Sharpton:Curled, Rested and Ready for '04

[CurlyBill]

FReeped and bumped!!!

[rmlew]

I can't vote for teh Black David Duke.

[optimistically_conservative]

I am a proud member of "Republicans for Al Sharpton". How about you?

It's hard to choose which would be a more serious replay of McGovern/Mondale election results.

[freebilly]

The Republicans have Condi Rice and Colin Powell as articulate black spokespeople for their party.

The Dems have Al Sharpton.

That's all anyone needs to know.

[SwinneySwitch]

Al AND Carol Mostly Brawn!

[Cathryn Crawford]

I look forward to Al's campaign simply for the entertainment value. I want to watch! How great will it be?!?!

[RippleFire]

The vote at vote.com seems to be broken - after voting it just takes you to page with a few numbers on it. Maybe the groundswell for the Rev has broken it?

[Grampa Dave]

Former Senator Carol Moseley Braun (D-Illinois) (215)
(3%)
Former Governor Howard Dean (D-Vermont) (1,662)
(25%)
Senator John Edwards (D-North Carolina) (120)
(2%)
Congressman Dick Gephardt (Democrat-Missouri) (160)
(2%)
Senator Bob Graham (D-Florida) (109)
(2%)
Senator John Kerry (D-Massachusetts) (281)
(4%)
Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) (281)
(4%)
Senator Joe Lieberman (D-Connecticut) (528)
(8%)
Civil Rights Activist Al Sharpton(D-New York) (1,639)
(24%)
Other (Democrat) (1,067)
(16%)
Undecided (Democrat) (700)
(10%)