After today (10/29)...Now I'm calling it for Bush 350 to 188!

JEFFHEAD.COM ^ | 10/29/04 | Jeff Head

[Jeff Head]

After the revelations of today, 10/29/04, where a US Army Major revealed that his unit had destroyed 250 tons of munitions at the Al QaQua facility, and after the latest Osama bin Laden video...I am revising my election prediction upward for Bush. I honestly believe that many more Americans will vote for Bush after Bin Laden spouted the Kerry/DNC/Michael Moore talking points, and after Kerry's knee jerk reation regarding the munitions have been wholly discredited.

Here's my original projection from 10/15/2004.



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[kingattax]

[GeronL]

with reports of decisive wins for Bush in the first states to be counted

I don't think they will. I think they will hold off on calling states for Bush but they will quickly call states for Kerry.

[Jeff Head]

We shall see. I will certainly take 270 in any case, but honestly believe it will be higher.

[Jeff Head]

I agree completely...this is exactly what is needed and we need to keep working hard out there making sure it happens.

[MJY1288]

Bush is within 7 in Cali, and every time Hawaii votes with a republican, California follows suit. I have said for a long time that Bush will win in a landslide, simply because he is 5 times the leader John Kerry could ever dream of being. History has shown us that landslide victories are not predicted, they happen during times when leadership is needed and/or appreciated. I firmly believe that most Americans appreciate a strong leader and will cross over party lines to vote for that leader. I believe George W. Bush meets that criteria and will win this election by a large margin.

[Luke21]

Thanks for getting the colors right, Jeff. That was deliberate propaganda, the media saddling us with permanent "red" status. They know who the real reds are. You better believe it. Commies to the core. Good job. Let's make your map come true.

I live in Arizona and my wife and I have done our part, already having voted. So will my kids, excepting my liberal daughter, who is staying home. No one encourages her to do otherwise.

[Jeff Head]

That would be really funny if it weren't so true. As a result of his foreign policies...I believe much more than our taxes will be terroized.

[faithincowboys]

In general, do you have a good gut? Good instincts? Are you a good gambler? are you good at picking winners in pro sports games?

[Squantos]

Praying like a poor man in paupers prison that yer prediction is perfect pardner !

Don't think I can stand anymore Clintonista like bad guys bouncing on Abes bed...

[freepersup]

I am traveling back to the USA right now (from Afghanistan) expressly for the purpose of voting for GWB (on my R&R) . I am in Uzbekistan (as I post this reply) making my way back to Illinois.

My second R&R back in the states is timed for the Presidential Inauguration and I intend to be there for GWB's swearing in.

FWIW, many military members and civilian contractors have failed to take the necessary steps needed, in order to participate in the voting process.

With respect to Illinois, it is turning into a socialistic welfare state, and may well be beyond hope. The balkanization of the USA continues...

I believe GWB will triumph in a resounding way !

KEEP THE FAITH FREEPERS !!!

[SC Swamp Fox]

what in the world were you doing in Shanghaii??

Market research and analysis...and eating $#!t that would gag a goat.

[GeronL]

and eating $#!t that would gag a goat

LOL

What market?? They're all too poor to buy anything =o)

[faithincowboys]

"I have said for a long time that Bush will win in a landslide, simply because he is 5 times the leader John Kerry could ever dream of being."

Of course, Bush is a betttr leader than Kerry, but does the majority of Americans value that anymore? Haven't we abandoned
our values?

Where do you live? I live in FL and it seems to me that Kerry has lots of support. You need to remember that there are lots of people who know nothing who are able to vote.

I think the fraud is going to be pervasive and that Bush hatred and general ignorance is also pervasive.

I hate to say it, but I am really worried about this election.

[Luke21]

That's been the mo with the media since 1988. Don't call anything early for the Republicans. During the Reagan years, he won almost everything so they couldn't sit on it.

[A Citizen Reporter]

"I hate to say it, but I am really worried about this election."

You don't hate to say it. You've said the very same thing for months on this site.

[Jeff Head]

Well, I don't gamble. But I was blessed to find and pick, and be picked by a good wife of 27 years.

...and I choose to follow my Savior.

In the end...I believe in the American spirit and our people. I do not buy the liberal spin and work hard against it. The turnouts for the President, "Unfit for Command" staying on the NYT best seller list for so long, and todays events all lead me to believe that it should be, must be...and will be a good strong vistory.

We shall see...I am committed to working hard for liberty in any case.

[kingattax]

jeff broke the bank TWICE in Monte Carlo

[faithincowboys]

I am anguished by this. And don't post to me anymore.

[faithincowboys]

Excellent. I admire your optimism and belief. I hope we have much to celebrate. I hopw W's victory is huge and litigation proof.

[Arizona Carolyn]

Flavia (whatshername) and Joe Trippi think the College Kids are going to tip the election to Kerry. They are so excited that FINALLY the young are going to control the destiny of the country instead of a bunch of has-beens...r I forgot Ronnie Reagan, too.

By the way they announced MSNBC is going to have a special blog for young people to report immedietly to MSNBC any voter irregulatities. We all know how honest these Acorn-types will be.