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Cold Shower: Kerry in deep trouble with Electoral College Votes
Trauma-san:
--- Quote from: M Dogg on July 24, 2004, 08:41:12 PM ---Let's put it like this, from the articles I've read, and what you've post, the electoral college is very close with Bush in a slight lead. It's all good, elections are usually like that, incumbant has a lead and the challenger has to show why he can do a better job. Kerry has the popular vote, but Bush is leading in the electoral college, and Florida is one of the swing states that can go either way. Sound familar, and Jeb Bush is still in office as Governor of Florida. Lets see if history repeats it's self, an if so, you can be certain that there will be a electoral college backlash. We shall see what the future holds in store.
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Lemme get this straight. You say Kerry has the popular vote (he doesn't), then you go ahead and tell us that if Kerry DOES lose, you're gonna bitch about Jeb Bush being gov. of Florida, and act like Bush stole the election again. Gotcha... it's just nice to know where you liberals are heading with your train of thought.
Sikotic™:
Alot can change in the next couple of months. Especially if Iraq suffers more soldier casualties.
M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: SMiLE on July 24, 2004, 10:01:24 PM ---
--- Quote from: M Dogg on July 24, 2004, 08:41:12 PM ---Let's put it like this, from the articles I've read, and what you've post, the electoral college is very close with Bush in a slight lead. It's all good, elections are usually like that, incumbant has a lead and the challenger has to show why he can do a better job. Kerry has the popular vote, but Bush is leading in the electoral college, and Florida is one of the swing states that can go either way. Sound familar, and Jeb Bush is still in office as Governor of Florida. Lets see if history repeats it's self, an if so, you can be certain that there will be a electoral college backlash. We shall see what the future holds in store.
--- End quote ---
Lemme get this straight. You say Kerry has the popular vote (he doesn't), then you go ahead and tell us that if Kerry DOES lose, you're gonna bitch about Jeb Bush being gov. of Florida, and act like Bush stole the election again. Gotcha... it's just nice to know where you liberals are heading with your train of thought.
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Kerry is leading in the popular polls, not by much, about as much as Bush is leading in the electoral college polls. Also, I said, we shall see what the future holds in store. It's along ways from election date. In 1992, no one knew who was going to run for the Democrats, and before the Convention, people had a low opinion of Bill Clinton and his ablity to run the country, after the Convention, people thought he was the best man for the job. On the flip side, after the 2000 Convention, Al Gore did not look too good, and eventually, by hook or by crook, lost the election. So we will see what will happen. There's a lot of room, and Bush has an approval rating of under 50%, you forgot to mention that, and not since Harry Truman has a president with an approval rating under 50% in May ever won re-election.
Trauma-san:
^ So ultimately, then, Bush is about to make history, lol.
Montana00:
i dont know about a landslide, but bush will win.
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