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Kerry voters

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SimonFiller
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are about to get served!!!!!!!!
Nov 2 2004 6:14PM
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forfun
Posts: 4916 - Karma: 66
very sad, but probably true
Send it
Nov 2 2004 6:15PM
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Norred
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fuck you



I'd rather be rich than stupid.

GO SOX!
Nov 2 2004 6:15PM
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SiverMike
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^haha good one.

and if kerry does win, i get the right to fuck with you for the rest of your newschoolers career.




i wish you were here
Nov 2 2004 6:20PM
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JBird
Posts: 231 - Karma: 41
Yep, looks like Bush is going to win by a pretty good margin.
Nov 2 2004 6:23PM
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aclsarescary
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how can you say that^

there is no way to tell at this point.
Nov 2 2004 6:26PM
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cobalt
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jbird, the statess right now are no indication whatsoever of the final outcome.
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Nov 2 2004 6:27PM
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Bundo
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yeah you dork, look at the states that have been counted. no there are more, look at it now.



ALASKA PRIDE
Nov 2 2004 6:29PM
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SiverMike
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dude only 6% of the polls have come in




i wish you were here
Nov 2 2004 7:36PM
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PFD
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Dude, i thought the word was OWned??
Nov 2 2004 7:38PM
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Capt.Flannel
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here's whats gona happen

Kerry will win tonight, by friday, Bush will be president again.




open up, we're coming inside. What's it feel like to know you're gonna die?
Nov 2 2004 7:39PM
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SimonFiller
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WE'LL TAKE IT!!!!
Nov 2 2004 8:50PM
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davidh
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dude, how can someone vote for bush without killing himself afterward for being a complete douch?
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Nov 2 2004 8:57PM
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Ski-hobo
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^how can you say over 50% of 120 million voters are that stupid. You are an arrogant retard.





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Nov 2 2004 8:59PM
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SimonFiller
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his name is DAVID, which rhymes with GAYVID, which has the prefix GAY, which means he is GAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nov 2 2004 9:00PM
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ski8990
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No swing states have gone either way. Bush has his base and kerry has his. They also havent called california for kerry yet and it undoubtedly will go that way so theres a bunch of kerry points right there



Jesus saves!

Gretzky gets the rebound. he feeds the puck to LeClair. he shoots! he scores! the crowd goes wild
Nov 2 2004 9:06PM
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Utahpowderskier
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You all know how big a Bush supporter I am, but I am telling everyone, it will get tons closer later tonight. I am still pretty confident though.
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Nov 2 2004 9:15PM
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hucksterjibber15
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as the rest of the world shakes its head.
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If i lived in a perfect world, i would spend my days skiing in the sun, the party never ends in perfect world. Nacho cheese and anarchy, boy that sure sounds good to me, im ready to move into a perfect world.

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Nov 2 2004 9:17PM
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Utahpowderskier
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I really do think that Bush will be a much more moderate second term president than he was in his first term. Look for some key cabinet positions to go to democrats.
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Nov 2 2004 9:18PM
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Line101
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^Why would you say that? He's no longer accountable, because he's not playing to get reelected.
Nov 2 2004 9:19PM
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Utahpowderskier
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what are you talking about?
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Nov 2 2004 9:21PM
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ski8990
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oh snap kerry got PA



Jesus saves!

Gretzky gets the rebound. he feeds the puck to LeClair. he shoots! he scores! the crowd goes wild
Nov 2 2004 9:24PM
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Line101
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During the first four years, a president has to be more moderate, because he wants to be reelected. He has to play to a larger voter base. In his second term, he can't be reelected, so he can do pretty much what he wants as long as he isn't impeached. So he's less likely to be moderate. I don't see why you would say that he'll be moremoderate.
Nov 2 2004 9:24PM
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Utahpowderskier
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Its a trend throughout politics that second term presidents have wanted to leave a legacy, or in other words, bring the two sides together. He knows how polarized the country is and if he leaves his second term like that, he wont be remembered how he wants to be.
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Worrying is like a rocking chair. It gives you something to do, but in the end, it doesnt get you anywhere. Write that down.
Nov 2 2004 9:28PM
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Line101
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See, but that's a really weak argument, because you're assuming his personal motives. He's run his platform as 'I believe in my convictions even when they aren't popular', which is a big change from 'Uniter, not divider' (which has proven to be untrue, the country is surely more divided than it ever has been). So I don't see him trying to be moderate. It seems more likely, from what I've seen from him in the past 4 years, that he will try to accomplish what he sees as his goals no matter WHAT the opposition thinks.
Nov 2 2004 9:31PM
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