PENNSYLVANIA GOING TO BUSH!?!?!?!

11-02-04 | Josh in PA

[Josh in PA]

I have been doing work for two candidates, One a guy running for PA State House, and another one in the US House (John Peterson)... From what I'm hearing higher up in the campaigns, the GOP voting turnout in this rural area of PA (that went 62-34 to Bush) is OFF THE FRICKIN CHARTS!!!

They actually think Pennsylvania is going to goto Bush.. I'll get more when I hear it!!!!!

[lindsay]

/Wow, l am so glad to hear that.l am sitting here in Canada hoping and praying for President Bush.l wish l could vote.l am one Canadian who loves President Bush.

[Stashiu]

Hey, got room for a 7.62x39mm shot?

[MaryJaneNC]

I am also in Henderson County...
I am going to vote before lunch....

[WestportRepublican]

Thanks...do other states do this as well? Will this one be updated from time to time?

[KidGlock]

Yeah, I was thinking of going out in the yard tonight when Bush is announced the victor and go out in the back yard and go through a few boxes of ammo. (Kind of like a New Year's Eve celebration)

But I don't think the neighbors, or our horses, would like it.

[rushmom]

Praise God

[cohokie]

yes where did you get thoses?

[FreedomProtector]

Hurray for the Amish!!!

[zkbeta51]

I guess the traffic at the website took it down, I will try to update when I can. I don't know if other states do this.

[Kylie_04]

From one former Cobb County resident to another - I am glad to have you voting in a previously blue state!! GO W!

[Nataku X]

Awesome... the lines are long, but please stick it out... your life depends on it.

[pgkdan]

I'm voting in Virginia. I've voted at the same polling place for the last 12 years. The lines are typically ot the door but I can vote in 15 minutes. Even during a presidential year I can usually be in and out in minutes. I always vote early. This morning I waited in line for exactly 1 hour before voting and had to park 2 blocks away from the church to vote! My area is thoroughly Republican and W supporters are turning out in droves.

[MaryJaneNC]

I KNOW!!!!!!!

[zkbeta51]

http://www.megapundit.com/index.php

[Nathan Zachary]

I was thinking, that long lines like that will discourage people voting multiple times. can you imagine standing in line for hours, and going to the back of a line to do it all over again somewhere else?

[Celtic Conservative]

I live in rural Michigan(the thumb). I went to vote exactly at 7 am. When i got there at 0650, the line was already 125 to 150 people long , and were patiently waiting in 45 degree temps and a slow, steady drizzle. When I got done voting 1/2 hour later the line was even longer, and showed no sign of getting smaller any time soon. This is gonna be one for the history books, folks.

CC

[standupfortruth]

Actually I don't think mathematically that Kerry COULD overcome a loss in PA. He is already losing in Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin and Florida.

[7.62 x 51mm]

Hey, AFE, how are you doing this fine electrion morning? Ready to kick some lib-dem butt and reclaim our borders, language and culture?

Better lock 'n load; it's going to get bumpy from here on out.

Where are you at, AFE? Penna?

[1stFreedom]

I hope so..

but I participated in the GOTV effort in the inner city (Philly) and let me tell you they have a giant population. Some will vote for Bush, but most will prolly go Kerry. (You should see the number of churches there -- amazing.)

[hawkaw]

I'm voting in Virginia. I've voted at the same polling place for the last 12 years. The lines are typically ot the door but I can vote in 15 minutes. Even during a presidential year I can usually be in and out in minutes. I always vote early. This morning I waited in line for exactly 1 hour before voting and had to park 2 blocks away from the church to vote! My area is thoroughly Republican and W supporters are turning out in droves.

Awesome!