Posted on 11/01/2004 7:17:09 PM PST by Bosco
Good news. Let it rain and keep the bars open.
fyi, Franklin County, which has generally the same boundaries as Columbus is more Democrat; the greater Columbus Metro area, which encompasses the suburbs, is more Republican, and in many cases, heavily Republican.
This is not meant to be racist but it is the truth. My husband works at a huge company, union (although my husband doesn't belong), a lot of minority workers.
My husbands best friend at work is an older black woman who is voting for Kerry, in fact, he said he is about the only one voting for Bush in his area (he is a Viet vet). His friend has told him 3 things. 1. every black person she knows will always vote democrat 2. she has heard that there could be violence in swing states 3. black people don't go out in the rain to vote!
I kid you not --- she said it in those words!
God shows up
...The Halliburton Election Day Rainmaking Voter Suppression machine
That has to be put into picture form.
ROTFLMAO
The knotheads who attend Ohio State ain't gonna spend a lot
of time waiting in the rain either.
DOn't forget to vote YES on State Issue 42!
Give Toledo back to meechigan!!!!
Anything that discourages fair weather voters is fine with me.
I'm voting for the president rain or shine.
Every poll place has a rep and a rat side-by-side. I dont think Rove, et. al. would let that slip by. Be reassured.
According to the Freeper, there were NO Reps - just two Kerry creeps! Dunno how he knew, but...
Several reports by Democratic lawyers allege that Republicans are using weather machines to cause rainshowers in Democratic strongholds. Dark clouds were seen over Harlem, and also areas of Detroit. Al Gore reported storms over his home in Tennessee, and Michael Moore was nearly struck by lightning.
Storms near the Mexican national border running south of California, Texas, and Arizona may be intended to prevent non-native Americans from crossing the border to cast their ballots. Wind also reportedly blew over a ballot box containing Spanish language ballots in Chicago. The ballots were retrieved without incident.
Some residents near swing states report inclimate weather as they attempted to drive to the next state to cast their second ballot. Martha Stewart may have built one of the weather machines from her prison kitchen. It remains to be seen if Haliburton supplied parts for the machines.
For more information on this story see: http://www.buttafly.com/bush/index.php
Anyone who lets a little rain keep them from the polls doesn't deserve to vote.
It keeps the Elderly at home who usually vote as FDR dimbocrats.
That is except for the GOP people who have got the gumption to vote no matter what.
Rats don't like rain. ;-)
It's Bush fault!
The Dems said Rove had his head in the clouds. Actually his whole body was there seeding the clouds. WHAT A MAN!! Hehehe
I knew he would rain on their parade.
My father has an 8:45 with his oncologist tomorrow morning. He's 83 and has lung and adrenal cancer. He'll be taking my mother with him. She's 87 and had a slight stroke two weeks ago.
They'll be voting on the way to the clinic.
You bet this is good news. Rain DOES dampen the left's turnout but rarely has a noticeable effect on the right's turnout.
My husband and I would stand in a monsoon if we had to as we can't wait to vote for Bush tomorrow. We are retired and were just discussing what would be the best time to go get in line so we do not slow up people who have to get to work. We fortunately live in a very Republican part of town - that rich part of town where we get those huge tax cuts for the rich....hee hee hee! That always cracks me up when Kerry says it as Teresa pays 12 percent in taxes and is using every shelter and loophole her tax specialists can arrange. We Senior Citizens on pension and Social Security pay a higher percentage than Teresa.
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