Posted on 01/19/2008 6:06:01 AM PST by vikingd00d
Today is the day.
Of course they would quote the most questionable alleged political site out there. The planted rumor is coming from a Huckabee supporter.
Edwards is talking on CNN right now. ugh.
Many hearts, and spirits will be broken today....
I have access to the exit data. You’re not going to find the deatails on any other website (other than mention on the NRO post)..
You can either believe it or deny it. I don’t care, makes no difference to me. At the end of the night, you’ll see that I was right.
Thanks- I will. Completely off topic- when he was getting ready to deploy from Ft Campbell, there was a 79 yr-old Vietnam vet who came out every morning at 5 am to PT with them. My son will never forget him.
She made me flip to cnn first time since the tsunami and now I get to listen to silky pony.
Gonna check out msnbc.
FNC is in the toilet on this election. What is wrong with them?
Thank you.
I loved that show.
Election day updates 4:30 p.m.
The polls don’t close until 7 p.m., but South Carolina shuts down when it snows. And light snow was reported at 4 p.m. in Clemson, Greenville and Rock Hill, according to the National Weather Service.
People who were waiting for a break in the weather to head to the polls might decide simply to hunker down.
The snow line is expected to drop down across the state throughout the afternoon, reaching as far south as Columbia. About an inch is expected in the Midlands and up to three inches in the Upstate.
Polling officials in some parts of the state said they believed turnout was heavy early because of the forecast for snow later in the day. But in reality, the weather was nasty all day. Sites throughout the state reported steady rain, up to an inch throughout the center of the state.
http://thestatecom.typepad.com/ygatoday/2008/01/election-day—4.html
>>“When McCain looses is he going to endorse Fred” she said.
Well, it doesn’t look like McCain will be losing, at least not badly enough to be endorsing anyone.... there is a big difference between now and 2000 and Fred...
Fred isn’t being blamed for the dirty tricks against McCain in the way the eventual President Bush43 was in 2000.
Of course he did. You are...ah...misinformed. McCain campaigned for and with Bush in 2000. Notable personal appearances in Nevada and Florida. Yes, that Florida. Mr. Bush owes his arse to Senator McCain.
She was making a point about the tediousness of the over asked question meant to demean Fred.
I’m sure she doesn’t give a rats butt who McLame endorses.
MSNBC started out saying today on Morning Joe that Freds campaign was over.
I support Duncan Hunter but I really hope Fred doesn’t drop out.
FNC sees how the wind is blowing, and it’s blowing to the Left.
They were given marching orders to NOT be the right-winged network that so many believe they are. Giving Fred any positive press would be doing that, so, they push the populist candidates and the ones that are still (allegedly) republican like McCain and Huckabee.
I highly recommend turning off Fox. I did during Iowa caucus, and I’m having a much more relaxed day today by not turning it on.
Yesterday, I did see/hear Thompson say he would go see his mom after this primary and decide what he would do from there and he wasn’t smiling. Wait, wait, wait.
My Bad. Unless you were talking about the tradition of releasing all delegates at the start of the Convention to give the appearance of unanimity, in which case, your bad.
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