WORST DAY EVER thread
If anyone's actually following this shit, keep us posted. Is Kerry winning yet? Are the swing states coming in too close to call? Are there any atrocities of voter suppression going down at the polling places? Let us know! Who's winning in your state? I know that Bush is going to win this state in a goddamn LANDSLIDE, but that should come as no surprise to anybody.
Last edited by BREAK; 11-03-2004 at 09:05 AM.
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Have i seen this topic before?
A Nightmare Come True...
Currently Bush is winning 193 to 112
But Florida, Ohio, and Pennsylvania still haven't sent in results. they can drastically change the current electoral vote numbers.
Also the West Coast hasn't sent in results yet.
Originally Posted by Amiralanal
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ive herd the same
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Yeah, we've heard nothing yet. Pennsylvania will almost certainly go for Kerry, Florida is likely to go for Bush. I think it will come down to Ohio.
“It is a strange paradox that today’s central banks are generally staffed by economists, who by and large profess a belief in a theory which says that their jobs are, at the best, unnecessary, and more likely wealth-destroying. Needless to say, this is not a point widely discussed among respectable economists. Nevertheless, it is an issue worth pondering.”
George Cooper, The Origin of Economic Crises
A Nightmare Come True...
Kerry just won Pennsylvania. Now he has 133 electoral votes
A Nightmare Come True...
Bush just won Idaho for 4 more votes
A Nightmare Come True...
Kerry just got Washington for 11 more votes. he now has 144.
Kerry is currently winning in Iowa, but they aren't done yet
Last edited by Unnatural Disaster; 11-02-2004 at 08:12 PM.
A Nightmare Come True...
Kerry's won California for 55 more votes
Currently:
Kerry: 199
Bush: 210
Last edited by Unnatural Disaster; 11-02-2004 at 08:24 PM.
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Those don't particularly matter. Watch Ohio.
“It is a strange paradox that today’s central banks are generally staffed by economists, who by and large profess a belief in a theory which says that their jobs are, at the best, unnecessary, and more likely wealth-destroying. Needless to say, this is not a point widely discussed among respectable economists. Nevertheless, it is an issue worth pondering.”
George Cooper, The Origin of Economic Crises
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