Posted on 11/02/2004 8:49:11 AM PST by KMC1
Senator Rick Santorum also told ABC in New York that GOP officials are planning on reviewing the matter closely and if necessary will consider judicial rulings in the matter to prevent fraudulent votes from being counted.
Senator Santorum also told ABC News that it appears that GOP turnout in central Pennsylvania is already reaching by mid-day 75% of the total turnout of 2000. Central Pennsylvania is the conservative core of the state and it appears that in the new 1.7 million voters registered by Republicans in the middle of the state that the majority of them will be supporting President Bush.
My thoughts are - if Pennsylvania is already at 75% turnout in GOP districts this means the GOP turnout operation is infinitely more successful than they had anticipated. It also reflects the "energized" vote that has been so reflected in the "internals" of the poll numbers which showed that President Bush's supporters have been from the outset the far more motivated voting block in this election.
(Excerpt) Read more at kmclive.com ...
At DU
God, I know the networks are going to take a longer time then usual to report anything.
Has anyone "heard" any early results? rumors, etc?
Go Kerry!
Reply...Yeah I heard Bush won in a landslide.
hahahahahaha
Hmmm...where to start:
Bush is "destructive"
Against school vouchers
Pro-gay marriage
Pro almost any social program
Favors higher taxes for rich
Pro national healthcare
Bush went to war for "oil"
All war is wrong except WWII when Hitler had to be defeated
United States is not the great country "they" want us to think it is
We became a wealthy nation by taking from others
Need I go on..?
"Is it too early to start pumping Santorum for President in 2008?"
You should definitely wait until tomorrow.
"Need I go on..?"
Yeah, go on to find some better friends.
Gore started with 300,000 votes on the Philly voting machines before the polls opened...
Reagan80
Wow, too bad they don't have paperbags for putting over a chick's brains.
I have to confess I'm somewhat skeptical of this, but if Bush actually wins Pennsylvania, we'll be looking at a mini-landslide.
The dream ticket would be Gingrich/Santorum in 2008. Sadly, Newt's negatives are too high to place him on the ballot even as the VP candidate.
The hosts were discouraged. A telling comment from one of the hosts: "The only thing that Kerry is sincere about is that he wants to win."
The other host: "They took a poll at my kid's school in Cambridge, and it was 93-3, Kerry."
Sounds like the political equivalent of a three-bagger...
One for her head, one for yours in case hers falls off, and one for the dog so he'll still respect you in the morning.
Newt would be great, just the negative backlash would be huge. I was thinking of a popular Gov., like Owens?
Well, we get along in every other capacity. I wonder if our political views will eventually lead to our undoing.
Yes! If we sweep the Big Three early on, this will be an easy win.
I wonder...
Thanx for the fantastic comments on Sen Santorum. Have admired him for a while. Since we have the wretched Edwards as a supposed senator from NC, to see a real man in that position is indeed heartening. The Church here in our diocese of Raleigh is so liberal, and the ordinary made the adviso that Catholics should use their own conscience in voting. How's that for a dodge? Would like to be on your list, but don't know to go about it. Could you advise? God bless W.
Heavy turn out in Solanco.
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