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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (312373)10/30/2002 5:11:04 PM
From: CYBERKEN  Read Replies (2) of 769667
 
Do you think it comes down to polls written by Democrats, or sold to liberal newspapers for their self-serving purposes? That seems to be exclusively what you present.

If it could all be done by popular polls, we could cancel the vote. But they are mostly bullshit, as is the Democrat party.

If the Dems do better than I expect this year, the only possible reason is that they can still get away with the massive vote fabrication that they engaged in to make 2000 look close.

I expect, however, that the truly disenfranchised of 2000-those who's votes were cancelled out by Democrat political hacks on college campuses, in lower-income black precincts, Indian reservations, etc.-are going to get their revenge this year. I also think that Ashcroft managed to put a scare into the casual Democrat vote thief with the beginnings of an investigation that will eventually cut this Democrat criminal activity down significantly, and maybe even put some of the criminals in prison where they belong.

If I'm wrong, and the Dems get away with the THEFT they engaged in in 2000, they could swing some Senate races their way (though not grab the House). If the people they are victimizing fight back enough, my prediction is:

Senate: Republicans +5

House: Republicans +12 to +18...
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