[aaronbeth]

i am new here,and I really enjoy it. my husband is in the military, overseas in Korea, and he says it is very depressing becuz his chain of command is predominatly lib/ democrats.the atmosphere is very anti Bush, pro Kerry. i try to tell him that the race is very close, and not to listen to the kerry-lovers that surround him that are making the 2004 election seem hopeless for Bush. i think many overseas, isolated and with few news sources, are at risk for not voting in the election. and yes, his chain of command is all minority. does that sound racist? not meant to be...just factual.

[Allegra]

overseas in Korea, and he says it is very depressing becuz his chain of command is predominatly lib/ democrats.the atmosphere is very anti Bush, pro Kerry. i try to tell him that the race is very close, and not to listen to the kerry-lovers that surround him that are making the 2004 election seem hopeless for Bush.

REALLY??? That's strange in a military environment.

I'm working as a contractor for the military mission in Iraq and over here, the sentiments are very heavily pro-Bush among the military and civilians alike.

Our votes HAVE to count.