Who do you "think" will win the election?
 

I am voting for Bush/Cheney, but for some reason I think Kerry/Edwards are going to win, which btw most people I know think Bush/Cheney will win. I do predict either way it will be close.

i vote kerry/edwards. i don't know what's going to happen. last night i asked my patients. several said they're just ready for it to be over with because they're sick of the lies and the mudslinging. one lady said she hopes bush loses; her father (the patient) too. another patient had a bush/cheney poster, huge poster, standing in his room. at the beginning of the night he said "i hope bush/cheney wins." a little later on rounds out of no where he goes, "that ******* bush...that ******* BETTER win!" sooooo funny. not necessarily what he said but the way he said it and it was completely out of nowhere.....i told him he needed to turn off the news and get some sleep. :lol:

Re: Who do you "think" will win the election?
 

I'm obviously not voting, but this is my prediction as well. If I could, I'd vote for Bush, but think that Kerry may just do it :?

I'm still hoping McCain gets enough write-in votes to win!



I'm still trying to debate if I really prefer one over the other. If they seem equally bad to me in the end, I'll vote Libertarian!

Something a little off the subject... last week I watched The Larry Elder Show on my lunch hour. He had on couples who supported opposite candidates, a father/son who supported opposite candidates, etc., and how it was affecting their relationships. Was very interesting. Not sure how some of these marriages were going to make it through election day!

But the one situation that came up that completely floored me was a woman in Alabama (or Arkansas) who had a Kerry/Edwards bumper sticker on her car in the company parking lot and was let go from her job. She took her case to the media and did find another job, but felt she had been wrongly fired. They then had on a man who had learned about her case through the media and thought she should have been fired. His reasoning was her car was on private property and, therefore, the owner had a right to not want that on his property and could fire her. I got the impression this was a smaller company that was privately owned, not one publicly owned. Turned out Larry Elder said (even though he would have handled it differently and asked her to remove the bumper sticker first) the owner did have a right to fire her because it was considered private property. I didn't see that coming a mile away. I thought for sure she could have won in court but apparently not.

DH and I are like this.. I am a die-hard Democrat and will vote Kerry / Edwards but I think Bush / Cheney will win.. DH is a Conservative Independent ( I call him my closet Republican ) and has already told me that he is with Bush all the way.. We have had some pretty hefty arguments about the race and so we try not to talk about it!!!

That's my husband and me, too. Politics is off-limits in our house. Luckily he's not as rabid a Republican as I am a Democrat so things never get too heated. I always tell him he's a "knee-jerk Republican" - that's what his family always voted so that's what he votes. He's really not that much into politics, and sadly, here in Texas, it doesn't matter WHAT you vote b/c it's such a Republican state.

Since the Washington Redskins lost, I'm voting for Kerry to win.

I'm voting Bush/Cheney and think they will win.

I'm voting for Kerry but think Bush is going to win.

How about a category for: p*'d off because I can't vote! :twisted: Hubby and I registered for absentee ballots (military, out of state) long ago, received the confirmation, got the voting books, but NEVER got our absentee ballots! :evil: :twisted: We are SO mad! I'll be making some nasty calls to a few offices. :twisted:

I heard there were a lot of absentee ballots that never got to where they were supposed to. I don't blame you for being mad, especially since you are military... you more than anyone should not have your voting right taken from you.

That's me and dh...except mine isn't a closet Republican. He got pissed off when I asked our 5 year-old who he would vote for in his kindergarten pretend election. When ds said, "Kerry" dh accused me of coercing him. :roll: Whatever.

I'm certain the shrub will win. But I'd love to eat my words Wednesday morning. :D

Those kindergartners are pretty smart. :wink:

http://elections.bayshoreschools.org...8ee2758c912fda

I love you! :love:love.gif

I love that guy.

He's awesome. I don't agree with him on EVERYTHING. I think he's more socially conservative than I am. But I am sure a big fan of his politics in general.

I'm voting for Kerry and am feeling quite certain that he will win.

I voted for Bush/Cheney the other day, and I have a good feeling he will win. My dad and my uncle are both convinced it will be a LANDSLIDE victory for Bush, and i'm praying they're right!! I'd love it if this election doesnt end up being as close as everyone thinks. I'm ready for ALL these political ads to end already!!! :evil:

hasn't that been right since forever ago...like 1918 or some crazy year