[So Cal Rocket]

I tend to believe that another attack on American soil will guarantee Bush's re-election.

Therefore, we will see no attack until after the election.

[Snowy]

I tend to believe that another attack on American soil will guarantee Bush's re-election.

I think you're right. If it rains, dims are scared to leave their homes to vote. I get so wound up on election day, I'm one of the first ones to vote and I practically foam at the mouth in anticipation.

[Drago]

I tend to believe that another attack on American soil will guarantee Bush's re-election. Therefore, we will see no attack until after the election.

I'd like to think so...but I have my doubts. Imagine multiple suicide/homicide bombings of shopping malls, baseball games, elementary schools, etc.. Unfortunately, I think the Left/Soccer moms/Gore voters, would start to clamor for appeasment/withdrawl from Iraq/Afganistan. (And if before the election, the election of John "it's a law enforcement problem" Kerry.)

[grafic11]

I agree we are not the gutless Spanish

[Blzbba]

"I tend to believe that another attack on American soil will guarantee Bush's re-election. "


Me too. Americans tend to get more pi$$ed off about such things than do Euro-appease-peans do.

[ingeborg]

It all depends where they strike. They, the terrorists, know that the "Rock the Vote" set, who normally just rock and do not vote, will be the lynch pin given what happened in Spain. If a few human bombs pop at Lollapalooza in the late summer, that would scare the crap out of them and they would vote for Peace.