Presidential Debate Tonite. Who ya got?

[The General]

It’s time for republicans everywhere to embrace the horror. McCain is done. It’s over.

[CessnaDriver]

Originally Posted by The General

It’s time for republicans everywhere to embrace the horror. McCain is done. It’s over.

Foolish.

Gore was like 9 up on Bush right now.
Reagan was behind Carter as well.

Florida and Ohio were polling for Kerry at this time.


Sometimes you just have to have an election to decide the election. Crazy I know.

[oddball]

KY-1 Vs. KY-2. either way, we're screwed.

[oddball]

Originally Posted by CessnaDriver

Foolish.

Gore was like 9 up on Bush right now.
Reagan was behind Carter as well.

Florida and Ohio were polling for Kerry at this time.


Sometimes you just have to have an election to decide the election. Crazy I know.

the florida presidential election of 2000 was fixed. just ask all those people whose votes were tossed out. like the absentees and those folks in palm beach county. i'm very surprised that the country didn't DEMAND an official recount, being that this was only the second time in US history that the popular vote didn't win the election.

[cblakey1]

Originally Posted by oddball

the florida presidential election of 2000 was fixed. just ask all those people whose votes were tossed out. like the absentees and those folks in palm beach county. i'm very surprised that the country didn't DEMAND an official recount, being that this was only the second time in US history that the popular vote didn't win the election.

Not to mention so called "provisional" ballots.

[rilynil]

Originally Posted by The General

It’s time for republicans everywhere to embrace the horror. McCain is done. It’s over.

I agree. But McCain's defeat is no horror compared to what's gone on during the past eight years. McCain's biggest problem is that he's a member of the same party that has done so much damage since 2000. Few people want to side with any party that includes George Bush. People want change. Republicans had control of the House, the Senate and the White House, and the results were poor (to put it mildly). People want hope. Not more of the same.

This opinion is coming from someone who would have voted for McCain in the last two presidential elections, if McCain had been his party's nominee. The Republicans had their shot. It's time for someone else to take their swings.

[CessnaDriver]

Originally Posted by rilynil

I agree. But McCain's defeat is no horror compared to what's gone on during the past eight years. McCain's biggest problem is that he's a member of the same party that has done so much damage since 2000. Few people want to side with any party that includes George Bush. People want change. Republicans had control of the House, the Senate and the White House, and the results were poor (to put it mildly). People want hope. Not more of the same.

This opinion is coming from someone who would have voted for McCain in the last two presidential elections, if McCain had been his party's nominee. The Republicans had their shot. It's time for someone else to take their swings.

Democrats control of congress too?

[rilynil]

Originally Posted by CessnaDriver

Democrats control of congress too?

I think you're missing a verb somewhere.

[cblakey1]

Originally Posted by rilynil

I think you're missing a verb somewhere.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4QEzJe6_ok

I think he's talking about the last two years that they've been in control which really doesn't count because of the obstructionist Republican members.

[rilynil]

Originally Posted by cblakey1

I think he's talking about the last two years that they've been in control which doesn't count because of the obstructionist Republican members.

But what about the first six years?