[mylife]

w00h00!

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

[Begin]

I just pray that those ballots are counted.

[revealerls]

Thank you boys (and girls) for your honorable service and doing your duties as citizens of the USA. God Bless.

[airborne]

Thank God! Things are starting to look up!

[Soul Seeker]

Our troops don't just talk, they act.

[RightWingBev]

If anybody has a right to vote in this election it is the people serving in the military. The have the right to say who they want as there commander.
God Bless our Troops and G.W.BUsh

[hipaatwo]

Ping a ling a ling

[PhilDragoo]

ANOTHER MAGNIFICENT WARTIME PERFORMANCE
BY THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES

[Ladysmith]

You know, I wonder just how much the military vote affected past elections (other than 2000) meaning did they actually get through and counted on time and not discarded for various reasons.

Could it be their vote will simply neutralize any voter fraud?

Because if it does, our military is protecting us in more ways than one.

[Libertina]

Our troops deserve a voice in the elections, no matter how far from home! COUNT EVERY VOTE!

[valleygal]

Thanks for the "most excellent" ping, RC!

[TASMANIANRED]

It looks like the military is speaking.

God bless them every one.

[handy]

I hope the soldiers ballots in FL & OH are coming in.

[viaveritasvita]

YEEEEEEEE HAW!!!

God bless our troops!

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[mystery-ak]

Let's not let our troops down....a victory for Bush.

[Happy2BMe]

Record number of ABSENTEE BALLOTS coming in from the UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES OVERSEAS - ping!

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'Our troops serving in Iraq and elsewhere around the world are keeping local election officials busy. A record number of soldiers who call Bell and Coryell Counties home have voted.'

[JackelopeBreeder]

That's the 1st Cavalry Division firing for effect!

[Seaplaner]

This is one of the very finest statements of support and admiration for the current Commander in Chief.

[TexKat]

U.S. Army Sgt. George Scheufele fills out an absentee ballot while voting in the American presidential and congressional election while at Camp Eagle in the violent Sadr City neighborhood of Baghdad, Iraq, ahead of the Nov. 2 polls in the United States in this Oct. 6, 2004, file photo. Scheufele, 24 and voting for the first time, said that the military's voter registration drive had made it easy for him to participate. (AP Photo/John Moore)

U.S. Army soldiiers watch as Republican vice presidential candidate Dick Cheney speaks during a rerun of the vice presidential debate, while at lunch at Camp Eagle in the Sadr City neighborhood of Baghdad, Iraq, in this Oct. 6, 2004 photo. With so many troops fighting in the Middle East, members of the military could play a huge role in deciding the next commander-in-chief in this dead-heat presidential contest. (AP Photo/John Moore/FILE)