And folks are voting by the drove already. My girlfriend and I voted
early yesterday afternoon and they had had almost 2,500 people through
the system for just that day. If enough people vote early, no October
surprise will make a difference.
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And I can vote early starting today.
Need to read up on the local candidates for county offices before I go,
though, to make informed decisions there.
Julia
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The Presidency is now a poisoned chalice.
If Obama wins, as seems likely, an unambiguous majority and gets a
decent mandate I'm curious what he'll do with it.
The poor guy is being hailed as if a messiah and no doubt is going to
disappoint some by not being able to magic wealth enough to
On 20 Oct 2008, at 06:34, Charlie Bell wrote:
Anyway, I just thought I should say that despite the lack of onlist
chatter, some of us abroad are watching closely (I watched the first
two debates in their entirety, and highlights of the third, and the
roast from the dinner the other night -
campaign though.
Olin
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On 20/10/2008, at 4:24 PM, Doug Pensinger wrote
Olin wrote:
As much as I disagree with McCain on just about everything, I really do
believe that he's better than the people who are running his campaign. But
of course, since he made the choice to let those people -- the same people who
savaged him in 2000 when he was running against Bush --
On 20 Oct 2008, at 18:37, Jim Sharkey wrote:
Olin wrote:
As much as I disagree with McCain on just about everything, I
really do believe that he's better than the people who are running
his campaign. But of course, since he made the choice to let
those people -- the same people who
On 20 Oct 2008, at 13:21, Euan Ritchie wrote:
The Presidency is now a poisoned chalice.
If Obama wins, as seems likely, an unambiguous majority and gets a
decent mandate I'm curious what he'll do with it.
The poor guy is being hailed as if a messiah and no doubt is going to
disappoint
William T Goodall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 20 Oct 2008, at 18:37, Jim Sharkey wrote:
That fact is amazing to me.
Choosing Palin for VP is amazing too.
All politics is amazing to me. Or perhaps depressing is a better word. In my
dreams, I'd vote for a politician with a promise like this in
And then we find out if the US will continue its slide into theocracy
and demagoguery, or if there's at least a glimmer of hope in turning
what should be one of the world's great citizen nations back from the
brink.
I know there's not been a lot of election chatter this time round. I
Charlie Bell wrote:
And then we find out if the US will continue its slide into theocracy
and demagoguery, or if there's at least a glimmer of hope in turning
what should be one of the world's great citizen nations back from the
brink.
I think that the only things that can stop Obama now
On 20/10/2008, at 4:24 PM, Doug Pensinger wrote:
But how amazing would it be if Obama does win? I'd have told you a
year ago that there was no way in hell that an African American could
compete for the presidency, let alone be the favorite with a few weeks
to go. The unfortunate thing is
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