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Posted on 11/01/2004 9:20:31 PM PST by mhking
Edited on 11/01/2004 9:36:07 PM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
Now I've heard it all.
19-Bush, 7-Kerry.
You'll do well and so will our beloved president! :-)
Things that make ya go hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.....
Apparently, it's now 16 Bush, 14 Kerry, 1 Nader in Hart. MSM fouled up that report too.
Dixville Notch
Dole - 18
Clinton - 8
Perot - 1
Browne - 1
If Bush is 19 and Kerry is 7 - how is that bad for Bush ..??
Reagan beat Mondale in Dixville Notch by 29-1.
19-7 is Dixville Notch .. 15-15-1 is Hart's Location.
Local terror alert raised to Orange.
Dixville Notch is now a Bin Laden target.
No, Hart is 16-14-1.
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Oh, OK. The AP report I read had it wrong.
That was a quick recount!!
Seems to be confusion from the MSM. LOL
Here's the post talking about it.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1265921/posts
Poster said they corrected those results before the news program ended. Who knows.
It's really going to get interesting when they attempt to report millions of votes.
BTW, the only Democrat to win Dixville Notch was, strangely enough, Hubert Humphrey's landslide over Richard Nixon in 1968. He won 8-4. Have no idea why. All the other Republicans won in a walk (even Barry Goldwater beat Lyndon Johnson 8-1).
Mondale wasn't from the Northeast like Kerry is.
these guys can't even count a hundred votes right!
If Kerry wins New Hampshire, does it revert to New England weenie status?
I would add the Redskins w/l to that list. ABC did a whole history on the importance of the Redskin loss yesterday at halftime in tonights game, disgusting.
Dixville Notch never picked a winner until 2000 when they went for Bush.
Well that can't be right, since Dixville always goes Pubbie, and we have had some GOP presidents I think prior to the incumbent.
The MSNBC/NBC family is on a roll:
"NBC News edits Kerry military comment Remark about his records not being public excised from original interview," World Net Daily, Posted: November 2, 2004
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NBC News edited out a comment by Sen. John Kerry about his military records not being public after including it in a previous version of an interview.
As noted by the blog Powerline, in an interview with NBC's Tom Brokaw last week on MSNBC, the following exchange occurred:
NBC News edited out a comment by Sen. John Kerry about his military records not being public after including it in a previous version of an interview.
As noted by the blog Powerline, in an interview with NBC's Tom Brokaw last week on MSNBC, the following exchange occurred:
Brokaw: Someone has analyzed the president's military aptitude tests and yours, and concluded that he has a higher IQ than you do.
Kerry: That's great. More power. I don't know how they've done it, because my record is not public. So I don't know where you're getting that from.
A transcript of the version of the interview that appeared on "Dateline," however, does not include the reference to Kerry's records being secret. The senator's response to the question in the edited broadcast is: "That's great. More power. I don't know how they've done it."
Kerry has not authorized the public release of all his military records, which has prompted widespread speculation about what he might be hiding.
As WorldNetDaily reported, William Middendorf, former secretary of the Navy, is urging Kerry to open up his personnel files to resolve the question of whether the Democratic presidential nominee received a less-than-honorable discharge from the Navy.
Others point to unresolved issues regarding Kerry's medals and Vietnam service, saying an open record would settle many of the questions that have been raised by the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth and others.
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