"Come on! I take your f'in bullet! You can't kill me, you need a f'in army to kill me!"
Oh wait, THAT Montana.
Yeah, I heard the same thing out of Allen.
They always say that, its part of the tradition. The question is...is it just the tradition....or is it really true.
No kidding! The race is tightening, and the precincts that have not yet reported are mostly in counties that are supporting Burns. I still think that Tester will win, but I'm not betting the ranch just yet.
It's not like we are not listening to the news.
Good Luck.
did you have a county by county breakdown
We're all hearing the same things your hearing.
If only the election could have been held NEXT Tuesday!
How many votes are left to be counted?
I've looked at the numbers. The biggest counties with outstading ballots seem to be dem counties. Stick a fork in him. This night is over. The sunshine crowd who have been telling us to ignore polls for the last few weeks and who have told us to ignore all indications tonight might as well give up. We've lost. Its over. Its crushing. And the effects on our country will be profound.
They have tightened up the last few minutes but it'd take a good bit of luck.
It's NOT over yet - with 73% of precints reporting, Tester is clutching to a mere 50%-48% lead over Burns. It could still come home to Burns, as the race hasn't been called yet. For some reason Virginia hasn't been either.
Let's pray for a miracle - we haven't had very many tonight *sad*
"Come on! I take your f'in bullet! You can't kill me, you need a f'in army to kill me!"
Oh wait, THAT Montana.
To: onyx
No, I think it's over for Burns. There's too many Democrat counties yet to even report in.
6,834 posted on 11/08/2006 1:48:13 AM CST by BigSkyFreeper (Karl Rove you magnificent bastard!)
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Amazing. Earlier this place was abuzz with triumphalism saying the doom of the Rats was at hand and the death knell of the MSM was sounding, their polls to be proved wrong to the world.
Now we're desperately clinging to a Senate seat in Montanta that, if lost, will put us at the mercy of the Dems--who will show no hesitation to flex their newfound muscles.
The GOP could have done so much. Instead it chose consensus-building, which is a fool's errand. Now the Dems will show them how a majority party rules.