Who would you vote for??

[Rockin Robin]

Let's have a real live election of our own here. And we'll allow voters under the age of 18!

[Obri]

What about non-Americans? ;)

[~*TiGeRs f@N*~]

I'm not american, but Kerry hands down

[metsfan001]

John "Jim" Kerry.

I've been listening to too much Berman lately. ;)

[NYCeltic F.C.]

Ralph Nader...don't like the other 2 ...at all

[Panzram]

I tell people Nader to piss them off but I'll vote Kerry.

[Liter22]

Lol KOZ VOTE NADER!!!

[redsoxman]

Not Kerry, that's for sure. :D

[WestsideHimself]

Kerry....Bush seriously I don't see how he got elected in the first place.

[WestsideHimself]

What about Ross Perrot or however you spell it, he was always amusing to listen to.

[I Are Baboon]

I think Bush would gain re-election if they allowed badgers to vote.

[Smoz]

Not Kerry, that's for sure. :D

I AGREE WITH U!! 100%!! GO BUSH!!

ONE DICK, ONE BUSH, ONE NATION!!!

[Dark_Angel]

I chose Kerry. :thumbsup:

[Yankee 21]

Kerry..no doubt about it!

[Thedatch]

I AGREE WITH U!! 100%!! GO BUSH!!

ONE DICK, ONE BUSH, ONE NATION!!!

would you actually use that as a slogan? i can see it already :)

[Grunt_107]

I would vote against Bush, but not for Kerry... Out of both choices Kerry is the least stupid, but not neccessarily a smart one. America needs a representitive of the masses, not someone who makes ten times their sallary and tells them what they want. Meh, I'l never be happy with whoever is running.

[rockin500]

I think i will vote for my dad. :)

[renuszm]

I would vote against Bush, but not for Kerry... Out of both choices Kerry is the least stupid, but not neccessarily a smart one. America needs a representitive of the masses, not someone who makes ten times their sallary and tells them what they want. Meh, I'l never be happy with whoever is running.
That's exactly what I've been thinking the past few months, lol.

[Sheafaithful]

Kerry.

[Thedatch]

That's exactly what I've been thinking the past few months, lol.

so then who do you vote for? nader?

[renuszm]

so then who do you vote for? nader?
Probably Kerry, but it doesent matter anyways since I'm Canadian and not old enough.

[PopTop]

...Bush seriously I don't see how he got elected in the first place.

Well you see, West, this is how it works. American citizens, either native born or naturalized, who are 18 years old and older on election day go cast their ballots. They can't have a lot of felony arrests on their record, and they must be sure to register about a month before the big election. I believe this past Monday, Oct 4th, was the last day to sign up for this one.

Then on the appointed day, the American voter goes to his or her polling place and votes. It will be on Tuesday, November 2nd this year. In the end, they don't just add up the grand total of votes each candidate gets. Our founding fathers setup what is called an electoral college, and the votes are divided by state and alloted according to population. There are 538 electoral votes, and Texas gets 34 this year while Alaska gets the minimum of three (3). As population shifts in the country, the electoral votes are redistributed. California, with 55 electoral votes, is the most populated state in the union and gets the most tallies in the college.

So when President Bush wins Texas this November as he should easily, he will get 34 atta' boys in the big game. And when Senator Kerry takes New York he will get 31 ticks on the big board. First one to 270 wins.

And that's how President Bush was elected four years ago. :smokin:

[Liter22]

LMAO, Willie!

[Rockin Robin]

Actually, Willie, that's not really true. Can we say Florida, boys and girls?


No one should vote for Nader or Perrot or any other "other"......that just takes votes away from candidates that are legitimate contenders.


I hope everyone who can vote will vote. It's more important now than it's been in quite some time.

[Panzram]

What about Ross Perrot or however you spell it, he was always amusing to listen to.

"Can I talk for one millisecond? Eagles don't flock, you have to find them one at a time."

[Durango53]

Actually, Willie, that's not really true. Can we say Florida, boys and girls?


Yes we can and we can also say that the New York Times and many many other news papers and TV stations went down there and did there own count and they all came up with the same numbers that the state of florida came up with also. So the recount was right and Bush did win Florida. As always I have the backup to the papers recounts.

[Liter22]

Yea every count siad Bush won. The average was 500 votes.

[Thedatch]

Yes we can and we can also say that the New York Times and many many other news papers and TV stations went down there and did there own count and they all came up with the same numbers that the state of florida came up with also. So the recount was right and Bush did win Florida. As always I have the backup to the papers recounts.

look guys...this was 4 years ago...forget it, there isn't anything we can do about it...he won, under suspicious circumstances, but he still won. It won't happen again this year, you can be assured of that.

[Panzram]

The sad part is the Bush folks are contributing heavily to Nader for obvious reasons. People who vote Nader would undoubtedly vote Kerry otherwise.

[AveUguy]

Kerry....Bush seriously I don't see how he got elected in the first place.

Well, you can thank Al Gore for that.

Had Gore been able to carry his own state of Tennessee in the first place, the outcome of the vote count in Florida would’ve been rendered irrelevant.

My vote, by the way, goes to President Bush.

[Thedatch]

Well, you can thank Al Gore for that.

Had Gore been able to carry his own state of Tennessee in the first place, the outcome of the vote count in Florida would’ve been rendered irrelevant.

My vote, by the way, goes to President Bush.

the thing about carrying your own state is that it's overrated...what if I were running from President as a liberal, and I came from Texas...would I carry my own state? Hell No!

[BPBlueSox]

Actually, I could see a Dem carrying Texas. How about a Republican trying to carry New York? :)

[Thedatch]

Actually, I could see a Dem carrying Texas. How about a Republican trying to carry New York? :)

or massachusetts :)h

[Jodi2231]

Kerry Edwards

[AveUguy]

Actually, I could see a Dem carrying Texas. How about a Republican trying to carry New York? :)


In the 1984 elections, Ronald Reagan, of all people, carried every state but Mondale's Minnesota and the District of Columbia (525 electoral votes to 13).

[Thedatch]

In the 1984 elections, Ronald Reagan, of all people, carried every state but Mondale's Minnesota and the District of Columbia (525 electoral votes to 13).

pretty amazing but yeah...even massachusetts went republican then...although it was by like 2%

[AveUguy]

pretty amazing but yeah...even massachusetts went republican then...although it was by like 2%



.........just like Tennessee could've gone Democrat in the 2000 elections.

[BPBlueSox]

Yeah, nothing about 1984 could be surprising. Mondale was a joke.

[Obri]

Wow, this is looking pretty tilted in Kerry's favour. Is it safe to assume then, that either Bush supporters pretty much shun baseball forums, or that Kerry will be President come November?:D

[metsfan001]

Unfortunately for me, I think it's the first, with a step in between to include New Yorkers.

[renuszm]

Wow, this is looking pretty tilted in Kerry's favour. Is it safe to assume then, that either Bush supporters pretty much shun baseball forums, or that Kerry will be President come November?:D
Which is pretty amazing because of Bush's ties to baseball.

[Liter22]

Wow, this is looking pretty tilted in Kerry's favour. Is it safe to assume then, that either Bush supporters pretty much shun baseball forums, or that Kerry will be President come November?:D

You also have to remember here dan o, the majority people here are from the N East states, majority from NY, and Boston, those arent exactly know as Conservative Heavens. lol Not only that but we also have a lot of guys from the Left coast lol.

[imgreat95]

honestly, i dont think it is either one.

Plus, dont forget to take into account that you must be over 18 and a US citizen to vote. ;) See what the vote looks like here after you take away the under 18 and canadian vote...;)

[Grunt_107]

honestly, i dont think it is either one.

Plus, dont forget to take into account that you must be over 18 and a US citizen to vote. ;) See what the vote looks like here after you take away the under 18 and canadian vote...;)


I go on record, I'm under 18 & Canadian but voted for other (Me :naughty: )

[renuszm]

I voted for Kerry in the poll, so if your going by that tally take one off.

[Bipolar Betty]

I prefer a president who sticks to his decisions, even if its not a popular one. I cant respect a president who caves to pressures of his own "job"

B.U.S.H

[Bipolar Betty]

Originally Posted by Obri
Wow, this is looking pretty tilted in Kerry's favour. Is it safe to assume then, that either Bush supporters pretty much shun baseball forums, or that Kerry will be President come November?

Next election:


Guilianai Vs Hilary


if you couldnt guess by my Bush Support, im for Guiliana all the way, and id be pretty surprised if he didnt win the NY vote all around.

[Tigers#1]

Could you imagine a country run by Hilary? :banghead

Doesn't Canada have like a 4 legit party system. Most people in America hate the 2 party system we got, but won't even consider any of the others. :confused:

[Big R]

lol @ this old thread

* still in disbelief that theres that many stupid people in the world *