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To: JDN who wrote (59354)	3/9/2004 4:01:15 PM
From: steve harris	Respond to of 64865

JDN, the more Kerry acts like Dean, the more you can relax. :) Steve

To: JDN who wrote (59354)	3/9/2004 4:19:16 PM
From: Charles Tutt	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 64865

LOL! That's a new variation on something I've been hearing a lot of lately. (Blame it on) Anybody But Bush. At least we agree about that last bit -- ABB. BTW, I voted in the Texas primary today. The way they did it in our precinct, when you walk in they ask whether you're there for the Democratic or Republican primary. Depending on which you say, you get either a pink or blue slip of paper, which you then carry around (not exactly private) to a couple of tables where you sign in and get your identifier for the electronic voting machines (which probably run Windows CE - ugh! - although I'm not certain), and surrender the pink/blue paper. FWIW (probably not much), the stack of used papers seemed to be about evenly mixed between pink and blue. I live in a heavily Republican area, so I don't know whether that indicates the R's didn't bother to vote (no question who the candidate will be, although there were other things on the ballot and the same is true for the D's) or whether R's were crossing over (you can only vote D or R, but they don't really care which -- there's no party registration involved). If R's were crossing over, it's unclear what their motivation would be at this point. JMHO. Charles Tutt (SM)