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I'm disappointed in Florida. I thought that Kerry would win it considering the fiasco last time. Looks like we are stuck with the war mongering monkey for 4 more years. Now that he doesn't care about being re-elected, all hell will break loose.
 
Originally posted by: fbrdphreak
Foxnews.com has Bush @ 210 and Kerry @ 144
OMG ROFL
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That's because Cali has only 7% reported in...they're just being safe and not calling it too soon. Even though we know what's going to happen.
 
Originally posted by: SacrosanctFiend
Originally posted by: fbrdphreak
Foxnews.com has Bush @ 210 and Kerry @ 144
OMG ROFL
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That's because Cali has only 7% reported in...they're just being safe and not calling it too soon. Even though we know what's going to happen.
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Just like few (except for ABC) will call it for Florida right now with 97% of the vote, 300,000+ for Bush, and no absentee ballots counted. LOL.
 
Originally posted by: BarneyFife
I'm disappointed in Florida. I thought that Kerry would win it considering the fiasco last time. Looks like we are stuck with the war mongering monkey for 4 more years. Now that he doesn't care about being re-elected, all hell will break loose.
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Let's see Smithers, we need a draft & a war with Iran next year, yes...
 
Originally posted by: raildogg
Ohio is going for Kerry?? how in the heck can you say that??? with 64% of the precints reporting, Bush is up 52 to 48.
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The gaps closing. Exit polling showed Kerry up by slightly over 3%. Reportedly voting locations stayed open hours late due to huge lines. Presumably none of those votes get tabulated until after those polls closed. I suspect they are heavily minority voters in urban areas.
 
Originally posted by: Aegeon
Originally posted by: raildogg
Ohio is going for Kerry?? how in the heck can you say that??? with 64% of the precints reporting, Bush is up 52 to 48.
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The gaps closing. Exit polling showed Kerry up by slightly over 3%. Reportedly voting locations stayed open hours late due to huge lines. Presumably none of those votes get tabulated until after those polls closed. I suspect they are heavily minority voters in urban areas.
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Most votes are from rural areas, according to CNN.
 
Originally posted by: raildogg
Ohio is going for Kerry?? how in the heck can you say that??? with 64% of the precints reporting, Bush is up 52 to 48.
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Because. That 64% represents mostly rural precints where there were no 3 hour lines to vote. That other 46% represents more of the urban communities which will turn in a much stronger democratic vote than the country bumpkins. Just wait. Ohio is a LOOOONGGG way from over!
 
Originally posted by: Moonbeam
Originally posted by: cwjerome
All hopes are pinned on Ohio....
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Ironic isn't it. Those are the morons that stuck us with Kerry.
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agreed, we really need to change the primary process, small states shouldnt like Iowa, NH, and Ohio shouldnt be choosing or candidates
 
Wait a sec, Kerry might still take Ohio...yeah, it's a long shot, but could happen.

In Ohio:

Bush: 2,229,971

Kerry: 2,100,293

Only 129 thousand difference! Cayahoga county still has a bunch to report, could bring Kerry right up there...hopefully.
 
Originally posted by: Ferocious
Yeah looks Ohio will give Bush the win.

The Dems need to get there act together by 2008.

Disgusting really.
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Like I stated earlier, there is a large precentage of precincts in Ohio which haven't reported yet. This precentage is more representative of the urban areas which will turn in a much stronger democratic vote than the rural precincts which are basically done reporting as of now. Remember, there weren't the 3 hour waiting lines out in the country. I'll say it again, Ohio is a LONGGGGG way from over.
 
Originally posted by: JoLLyRoGer
Originally posted by: Ferocious
Yeah looks Ohio will give Bush the win.

The Dems need to get there act together by 2008.

Disgusting really.
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Like I stated earlier, there is a large precentage of precincts in Ohio which haven't reported yet. This precentage is more representative of the urban areas which will turn in a much stronger democratic vote than the rural precincts which are basically done reporting as of now. Remember, there weren't the 3 hour waiting lines out in the country. I'll say it again, Ohio is a LONGGGGG way from over.
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Agree. This is not over.!
 
Originally posted by: JoLLyRoGer
Originally posted by: raildogg
Ohio is going for Kerry?? how in the heck can you say that??? with 64% of the precints reporting, Bush is up 52 to 48.
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Because. That 64% represents mostly rural precints where there were no 3 hour lines to vote. That other 46% represents more of the urban communities which will turn in a much stronger democratic vote than the country bumpkins. Just wait. Ohio is a LOOOONGGG way from over!
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Same story with 76% reporting. Sticking with that theory?
Bill
 
OK, maybe the fat lady is warming up for Kerry, Ohio is now reporting 82% with little to no change (still 120-130000 difference). According to fox. Now NH is awarded to Kerry as of right now.
 
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