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codymc12 · 10-25-2004, 07:36 PM

Vote for him.

I'm seeing threads pop up regarding electoral-vote.com and the polls.

The danger in this is in conceding the election before it even happens.

There are record new voter registrations. True, historically, those people don't bother to vote. But there is growing speculation that it's very possible that won't hold true this time around. This is a heated, divisive election. Probably the most heated and polarizing of the last 20 years.

Kerry's chances are fine - if those who want to see him win cast their vote. If apathy creeps in, if those who would vote for him decide not to because 'he's not going to win anyway' - then his chances are not good.

If you want Kerry to win, then you need to vote, and you need to realize that the following is TRUE: a non-vote for Kerry is a vote for Bush.

Ignore the polls. Even electoral-vote.com is saying that the polls are all over the place.

Polls don't decide an election. Votes do.

So if you want your guy in the white house, whichever guy that is - vote for him.

TheMob · 10-25-2004, 07:39 PM

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Originally posted by codymc12
Vote for him.

I'm seeing threads pop up regarding electoral-vote.com and the polls.

The danger in this is in conceding the election before it even happens.

There are record new voter registrations. True, historically, those people don't bother to vote. But there is growing speculation that it's very possible that won't hold true this time around. This is a heated, divisive election. Probably the most heated and polarizing of the last 20 years.

Kerry's chances are fine - if those who want to see him win cast their vote. If apathy creeps in, if those who would vote for him decide not to because 'he's not going to win anyway' - then his chances are not good.

If you want Kerry to win, then you need to vote, and you need to realize that the following is TRUE: a non-vote for Kerry is a vote for Bush.

Ignore the polls. Even electoral-vote.com is saying that the polls are all over the place.

Polls don't decide an election. Votes do.

So if you want your guy in the white house, whichever guy that is - vote for him.

That's right. Go out and vote!

10-25-2004, 07:36 PM	#1
codymc12 Confirmed User Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 719	If you want your guy in the white house... Vote for him. I'm seeing threads pop up regarding electoral-vote.com and the polls. The danger in this is in conceding the election before it even happens. There are record new voter registrations. True, historically, those people don't bother to vote. But there is growing speculation that it's very possible that won't hold true this time around. This is a heated, divisive election. Probably the most heated and polarizing of the last 20 years. Kerry's chances are fine - if those who want to see him win cast their vote. If apathy creeps in, if those who would vote for him decide not to because 'he's not going to win anyway' - then his chances are not good. If you want Kerry to win, then you need to vote, and you need to realize that the following is TRUE: a non-vote for Kerry is a vote for Bush. Ignore the polls. Even electoral-vote.com is saying that the polls are all over the place. Polls don't decide an election. Votes do. So if you want your guy in the white house, whichever guy that is - vote for him.