Who do you think can run faster? Kerry or Bush?

Yes. But depending on who gets elected:

1. Women will develop new relationships with coat hangers
2. Gays will not be recognized by the government as being married even if the particular religious institution they are part of supports it
3. Iran?
4. North Korea?
5. Your phone will be allowed to be tapped into and all your email read
6. You may (not) here alot more interesting facts about dogs sniffing out armadillos in Bush's back yard in his ranch down in Texas

-Dolce

No evidence of that coming from the Bush campaign.

Not up to Bush to decide whatsoever.

Will still be a part of Axis of Evil and will still be trying to arm themselves.

This is already a reality and has been for the past 70 years or so (except ofr email of course)

:?:

Okay, it's that time. Start casting you're final electoral college predictions. We'll see who's closest.

Me: Kerry - 287
Bush - 251

It'll all come down to Florida, Ohio, and, in the event of Kerry and Bush splitting the two, New Hampshire, Maine, and New Mexico.

Kerry will win the popular vote, but with less than 50%. He will win Florida, but lose New Hampshire and Ohio.

Torrino, didn't I tell you not to smoke weed during daytime?

Just make a semi-serious prediction and shut up

I smell wishfull thinking, Krem.

Bush - 287
Kerry - 251

Thats more like it

Those numbers look familiar. :wink:

I'm not sure about the actual number each will receive, but I do think Bush will win.

If we're going to predict the electoral college can we have a cut off date of one week before the election and the thread starter (Amer) compile the guesses into one post.

Assuming there is real interest in doing that by enough people.

Sounds Good!

Heres mine:

Kerry-282
Bush-256

Haha. Another guy is going to be dissappointed come 11-3-04

I got Kerry winning Florida, WI, MN, MI, OR, IA, NH, PA

I gave Bush NV, OH, and NM.

http://www.politicalhardball.com/map.htm

Thats the site I used to predict the election.

As you can see, even they have Bush winning.

Kerry will NOT win Florida. Not even the liberals can sue for those electoral votes.

Well...If Kerry loses FL he will win OH!

Maybe. I dont like in Ohio, I cant really get a feel for it. Ask Chris. lol.

Maybe. I dont like in Ohio, I cant really get a feel for it. Ask Chris. lol.

You kidding me, Krem?

http://www.theocracywatch.org/women2.htm#Partial

http://www.theocracywatch.org/women2.htm#Unborn

http://www.theocracywatch.org/women2.htm#Anti-choice

And the constitutional amendment Bush keeps trying to push through would be what then? I humble gesture toward equal representation under the law?

And what Makeshift just posted too.

-Dolce

There are highly contentious issues, but they don't mean that Bush is going to outlaw abortion itself.

And need I remind you that John Kerry support partial birth abortion ban?

You know that for amendment to pass it has to be approved by two thirds of the Congress and three quarters of the states, right? Bush supports it, but it doesn't mean he has any say in it passing.

I played around with my little presidential calculator, and came to one of two scenarios. I don't think FL is going democrat. They know who their governor is and they need federal dough to dig out of four hurricanes. That is, those of them that have a permanent address left by the time Jeanne hit land.

I think Ohio is going Kerry. They've never been swing before, but are turning around, and he had a solid debate victory there.

Oregon and New Mexico go Kerry, Colorado, Iowa, and Minnesota go Bush.

IMO, it doesn't come down to Florida in this election...

It comes down to Wisconsin. There current governor, Jim Doyle, is a Democrat.

If they go democrat:

Kerry: 272
Bush: 266

If they go republican:

Kerry: 262
Bsuh: 276


Anyone from the area have a general sense of the sentiments of the state? I have no idea.

-Dolce

The fact that he's even proposing it is offensive and should be indicative of what he would love to have happen. Just cause my man Kennedy is voting no, doesn't shift the responsibility away from Bush for announcing such a preposterous resolution over national airwaves.

-Dolce

No it doesn't.

But that doesn't mean that Bush's cause will prevail if he is re-elected, like you have indicated.

NO dolce, you know that gays should have no representation and should be treated as lepers!! they are sinning for God's sake!!!!