Posted on 10/31/2004 12:29:13 PM PST by anonposter
By golly, now I know Gillespie is brilliant. He agrees with me on turnout. ;)
I really needed that extra push...I just got a call from our co-chairperson here in lower Michigan reminding me to come and make calls. I wasn't going to...I'm so tired lately..Made house to house calls yesterday and pooped...But now I'm energized once again and I'M HEADING OUT TO THE PHONEBANK... Go Bush Go...RAh Rah...
Get em!
Grab a Red Bull and GO! You can do it, I'm pulling for you.
I encourage all Republicans in the southeastern part of Michigan to advise their friends voting for the President to bring appropriate rain gear as the weather forecast calls for rain most of the day. Be prepared for long lines and stay dry. The northern part of the state has a chance of rain also.
Based on today's latest polls, and figuring tossup states going to the leading candidate, even if just by 1%.
Safe/Strong/Leaning:
Bush: 222
Kerry: 186
Slightly Leaning:
Bush: 79
Kerry: 51
Total (270 to win):
Bush: 301
Kerry: 237
OK...I'M GONE...NO MORE STUPID PUNDITS ON TV...BYE...
I hope Bush takes Michigan. I've got a liberal friend who is actively campaigning for Kerry up there.
I moved from Michigan to Indiana five years ago. I left some liberal friends behind as well.
Been driving them nuts telling that Bush will win by 50 to 100 electoral votes and showing them the electoral maps over and over again.
We'll do it this year. Now to 2008 and the Hildebeast.
"My mentor was Haley Barbour, and he taught me that if we can get out our base of families, cultural conservatives, etc. we can win elections.
Haley Barbour is a great American. He was the unsung hero in the 90's, while Newt got the limelight and the press and the credit for the Republican victories in 1994, Haley was the RNC chair who put it all together.(No disrespect to Newt, BTW).
Watching the Michigan-Michigan State overtime game made me think this election will be the same- wild! wild! wild! For those of us Sparties-AAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRHHHHHHHHHHHH....
Is the Marriage Amendment on the ballot in MI?
I think it will take the better part of four years to squash that bug.
They helped insure Republican senate victories in 2002 in CO and MN and were the "underpolled" of that election cycle. Are they still committed to conservative candidates? How come more isn't being said about them, particularly by people like Ralph Reed? Are they going to be the stealth voters this time round?
here in michigan snowmobiles are big business... the Republican party sent out mailers that showed how John Kerry wanted to shut down millions of acres for snowmobiles ATV's etc.. michigan has the biggest snowmobile registers in the country so alot of people are now thinking about that. the U.P. of MI survives in the winter by the snowmobile industry so you can figure they will most certainly vote for Bush.
Is the Marriage Amendment on the ballot in MI?
yes
On a multi-state strategy. Michigan is not a state that I think Democrats wanted to be spending their resources or the candidates time in the final days of the race, says Bush senior strategist Matthew Dowd.More believable than Maureen. :')
George W. Bush will win reelection by a margin of at least ten per cent
It makes absolutely no sense to shut down millions of acres in the dead of winter when all the ducks are gone and all the bears are asleep.
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