Posted on 10/29/2004 12:17:39 PM PDT by kyperman
President Bush and Democratic challenger John Kerry remain locked in a close race for Florida's 27 electoral votes as they head into the final days of the 2004 campaign, a new poll indicated Thursday.
Among 16 percent of Florida voters who said they had cast early ballots, Kerry received 56 percent of those compared to Bush's 39 percent. [Editor's Note: NewsMax's Insider Report first revealed early voting results --
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I don't get that, we have had 4 years to fix these problems and root out the fraud, you would think that we could have done more to make sure this does not happen again.
Yup - most of the early voters have to get back to New York to vote in their own precincts...
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2. If he only has 56 percent of early voters, which (according to my theory) tend to be dems, that ain't good for Kerry.
Perhaps you would rather wear rose colored glasses right up until we lose? I am trying to get out news that will motivate everyone to keep on pushing until Tuesday. I don't post just the good stuff, what good is that to anyone. Don't you think it's good to stay on your toes. Besides if we all posted only positive feel good stories, there would be NO posts....
I live in Cent. Fl. and vast majority of the early voters are minority, if you get my drift.
True -- but you started at least three threads today, all of which were already posted (repeatedly) and all of which make things look bad for Bush. All I'm saying... people around here are smart and they tend to react negatively to all that negativity.
I wish people would stop being so *(*&^ negative!!!
Scepticism needed here!!!!!!
Why do you think Florida is close? If you believe that these early numbers mean anything, it is a Kerry blowout.
It ain't until near poll closing time on Nov 2 that any kind of exit polling has value. Until then, the best we can rely on is polls that include those who still intend to vote--which seem to indicate a closer race with Bush the favorite.
Now I may be going off on a limb here, but I'm gonna guess that Karl Rove has a better handle on this issue then you and I.
Well, all I can say is that when I read something, either it uplifts me and I feel GOOD, or I get mad, and when I get mad I want others to get mad with me and do something about it. As far as the repeated posts, I do a search of the headline, and if I don't see it, I post...how do you not repeat post, there is so much traffic on here it's crazy. I am not a Troll, maybe a pesimist...
We need some trollicide. Anyone know where we can get some?
Great Post!
If the voting machines are going to get "zotted" so to speak, let's hope it comes early!
I agree with you completely, I know it's good to be positive and confident, but many a time I see lots of posters being a bunch of Pollyanna's when the situation is far from rosy--it makes me almost as disgusted as the democrats! No one loathes that cadaverous horsey-faced horse's a$$ Kerry more than I, but just because we feel that way doesn't mean the rest of the populace does. Living in a bubble can be to your detriment, folks.
Again, I can only assume you mean me...well I don't know what I gotta do to convince you I am no such thing...if you want to believe that, I can't stop you. I am just as conservative as you...probably more so...but I don't want to hear ONLY good news all day...thats living in a bubble.
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