Big Democratic wins likely on Election Day

MSNBC ^ | 18 October 2006 | Mark Murray

[olezip]

What is a "DNC basement troll?"

[RandallFlagg]

They're just rallying their troops in a panic, which will inspire more illegal poll issues. We need to watch for this, FRiends.

[Dane]

What is a "DNC basement troll?"

A person like you trying to spread doom and gloom.

[backhoe]

Backhoe, check this out:

http://www.laughingterrorist.com/lt_Leahy.mpg

Somebody gets it, in a sick way.

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Jesus in a sidecar!
Everybody needs to look at that.

[glennaro]

No, but they CAN stay home, and that is what the Media Manipulation is all about.

You are absolutely correct. Be ready for the morning exit polls on election day that will undoubtedly show a HUGE Democrat advantage.

[Thrownatbirth]

"BTW, I just mailed my absentee ballot this morning and will be waiting for election day."


I did the same to protect the health of any Dem supporters at the polls that may accost me. A man's gotta know his limitations.

[demkicker]

We all need to pray, pray, pray that this doesn't happen. It would be one of the best joys in my life to see these pompous pigs have to eat their words and be proven WRONG yet again!

[DungeonMaster]

They said it was going to be close in 2000. Conservatives thought we had it in the bag. It turned out that the drive by was right that time.

[exile]

The MSM was orgasmic over the exit polls showing Jean F'n Kerry winning the 2004 presidential election. That didn't quite work out as planned.

Besides, we have Diebold in our back pocket (evil laugh).

[SlowBoat407]

They keep adding videos to the site. They're all dead on. Twisted, but dead on.

[olezip]

My guess is that you are not much of a Michael Savage fan.

[randita]

I wonder if it would be worthwhile to make/keep a list of states/congressional districts and who is expected to win.

I'll start: PA-15th, Charley Dent (R) incumbent, expected to win.

[rod1]

Big Democrates would include The Swimmer and Her Thighness one pounds poer inches scale; but what about small framed ones like Pelosi??

[norge]

Good analysis.

I have been polled a number of times recently. I listen carefully to see if it is a push poll. If it is, I hang up. On the other hand, I have taken the polls that seem legit, and...I lie.

My wife never answers the phone, if she doesn't recognize the Caller ID.

[c-b 1]

Didn't this same bunch say the same thing prior to the LAST election?

Yes, and several before that.

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

Democrats Offer to Let GOP Keep Some Seats
by Scott Ott

(2006-10-19) — With Republican electoral prospects dimming by the hour, Congressional Democrats today offered to forego “the embarrassment of counting the votes” from the upcoming national elections, but to let the GOP keep some of its seats in the House and Senate.

“It’s kind of like an out-of-court settlement,” said presumptive House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-CA. “We’ll let our friends across the aisle avoid the humiliation of a public thrashing by our strong, attractive Democrat candidates, but we’ll demonstrate mercy by conceding a few seats, so that Republicans have at least a token voice in national affairs.”

An unnamed spokesman for the Republican National Committee (RNC) called the Democrat offer “gracious”, and said the two parties were negotiating over when and where Interim House Speaker Dennis Hastert, R-IL, will give the concession speech.

Republicans have staggered in recent weeks under a barrage of painful publicity ranging from plunging fuel prices, to record stock market closes, to the Bush administration’s failure to produce inflation despite growing employment, reduced tax rates and soaring tax revenues.

Meanwhile, Democrats ride a wave of public adoration due to the party’s clear, positive vision for protecting the civil rights of foreign terrorists, retreating from Iraq so that rival Muslim sects can work out their differences without American interference, and restoring the Clinton era “spirit of cooperation” with North Korea.

While some critics have suggested that both parties wait until the American people speak at the ballot box before declaring winners and losers, Rep. Pelosi called that kind of thinking “a quaint relic of ancient history, made obsolete by political pollsters and media pundits.”

“After all,” she said, “just because we’re the Democrat party doesn’t mean we have to be slavishly democratic. Some things are better decided by a few smart people behind closed doors.”


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by Scott Ott(2006-10-19) — With Republican electoral prospects dimming by the hour, Congressional Democrats today offered to forego “the embarrassment of counting the votes” from the upcoming national elections, but to let the GOP keep some of it…

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Catch 22 is that the Dems are still on the lookout for “a few smart people”. Their “plan” is still secret. It took everything out of them to come up with a slogan. “‘For the common good’ will get those Dem numbers up. I’m Karl Marx, and I approve of this massage…er, message.”

[reformedliberal]

How many precincts can they sue in? How many Districts? How many states? F'n didn't even sue in Ohio, because he knew he couldn't win in the courts, either, the votes for him were not there and recounts cost money and people remember that, like in FL2000.

Yes, they will scream, whine and bring suits that get thrown out and overturned. That has become SOP. Maybe there will be more talk of splitting the nation. It marginalized them even further in the past 3 elections.

Remember the predictions of voter difficulty in 2002/2004? Remember the reports coming out of the precincts? "90% reported no difficulty voting."

I think some will take direct action this time. Shooting up GOP HQs, like last time and things of that nature. But the real anger will be directed at donks in the House who didn't win and donk *leadership*.

I hope that if we can get past 2008 with an R win, the new population numbers that is set to deprive many blue states of seats will marginalize the progressives for good. The D party needs to totally reorganize. Not that ours isn't having major problems, too, of course.

I am not being a Pollyanna. We have been through this exact scenario prior to the past 3 elections. I was convinced we had lost in all 3. Remember how long it took in both 2000/2004 to get the real results. I was sick at 3pm Election Day in 2004. Just ill with the thought of a Kerry win, as we all were until the blogs began posting the truth.

I think the donks need to STFU and save the gloating until they can prove they have won something. Even FNC reported yesterday on the slanting of the polls. People are on to this pollitorial cr@p. We may lose some seats. Ordinarily, we would be castigated for any losses as proof of our inability to win in 2008, but this time, we are in the same position as the terrorists: all we have to do is hold on. After all the predictions of a Blue Wave, just holding control by the narrowest margin will be a huge victory.

The biggest *mess* is going to be in donk underwear,

[KenmcG414]

BULL SPIT!!!!

[dave k]

Boy, I have never seen the spin cycle so completely out of control...every day the articles like this multiply. Someone needs to unplug the machine.

It's all a friggin' ploy to get us who know better to stay home and not vote.

"Geez, hon - MSNBC says that the GOP is gonna lose big; I guess we better stay home, cause we don't have a chance in hell..." (sarc/off)

[PhiKapMom]

Cannot take a national poll on local Congressional/Senate races that means a thing. All politics is local when it comes to the House/Senate. They cannot even get the Presidential poll right.

More nonsense from the dinosaur media.