Exit Polls

[cracked]

 

Start praying.

[MattLinden]

I'm loving this. Not because I'm a big GW fan, but because the moonbat left is just too hysterical and will be so fun to watch here. The daily kos comments are fun, but the ones here could be just as good.

[jjd]

Bush 281

Kerry 257

[snoboy]

See, Googlefight is always right... unfortunately.

[cj001f]

I'm loving this. Not because I'm a big GW fan, but because the moonbat left is just too hysterical and will be so fun to watch here. The daily kos comments are fun, but the ones here could be just as good.

You get great guides from AAI

[scott_harpell]

riiiiight

 

i dont know what data you are looking at, but cnn has exit poll data that places PA, OH, and FLA in Kerrys lap. neither candidate can win without those states,...

 

California hasnt been counted yet, and wont be going to Shrub

 

also NH looks like it goes to Kerry.

 

So much for exit polls.

[scott_harpell]

I got bush pegged for 286

[cj001f]

I got bush pegged for 286

"Another stunning victory for the President who will use this mandate from the voters to extend his policies of liberty"

[catbirdseat]

I got bush pegged for 286

"Another stunning victory for the President who will use this mandate from the voters to extend his policies of liberty"

The wealthier you are, the more liberty you will have.

[Alex]

riiiiight

 

i dont know what data you are looking at, but cnn has exit poll data that places PA, OH, and FLA in Kerrys lap. neither candidate can win without those states,...

 

California hasnt been counted yet, and wont be going to Shrub

 

also NH looks like it goes to Kerry.

 

So much for exit polls.

 

yup, so much for that. i heard a couple of interesting comments this am.

 

* exit polls are skewed because the first voters are angry voters, and angry voters were for kerry.

* gay marriage initiatives in 11 states (all passed) brought out a very conservative voting base for bush

 

my own take is that the USA has always been isolated from the World, this election proves is once again. Its really pretty funny, because "liberals" here are really not all that liberal compared to many other European (very socialist) countries, only compared to the very conservative voting base in the US heartland. Interesting how once again it comes down to 1 state, 150,000 votes really, and the presedential race is "a mandate". Dont get me wrong, i *like* that this election had a clear winner and that we wont have a month of lawyering about who won, but polarization of the nation on fundamentalist christian grounds (I am a Christian, but dont believe in legislating my religious beliefs) seems like the wrong mandate.

 

a special congratulations to karl rove, he truly is the master.

[scott_harpell]

You know I think that the way that the term Liberal has changed throughout the years in interesting. It would provide much perspective to see where the polotics have migrated from.

[klenke]

I knew, I just knew Bush & Kerry should have thumb-wrestled for the job.

Kerry's got long, lanky thumbs with better reach but Bush's thumbs would be stronger, due to all that exercise he gets for them from thumbing his schnozzle at the world.