Election 2004

[benedictine]

Please vote tommorrow.(If you live in the US of A, and are 18) Regardless of who you vote for, voting is very important.

 

[bigsierra]

I think all Kerry voters should stay home.

 

[hat lady]

Vote for the candidate who stands for Life.

 

[christiangirrl]

i would give anything to be able to vote tomorrow too bad im too young

 

[bigsierra]

Since I'm not a non profit organization, I'm naming names

 

[Michelina]

I think all Kerry voters should stay home.

 

[Epiphanygirl]

Those voting for Kerry need to vote on Wednesday, as Tuesday is the voting day for Republicans

 

[krstlros]

I started this thread yesterday (my time) and it is REAL fod for thought before we all hit the polls tomorow.

http://www.christianforums.com/t1133055-in-honor-of-us-election-day-eve.html

Please take a look. It is worth your time. Believe me, it was worth my time when I first read it.

 

[CeeBee]

I wish I could vote.

 

[krstlros]

Just be happy your 18th birthday isn't one month AFTER the election like my cousin. For that matter, one DAY after the elctions.

 

[stray bullet]

I am actually voting for Bush this election. Oklahoma will absolutely go in his favor. Originally, I was considering Libertarian, because the vote is meaningless anyways and I wanted to give some direction for the GOP by doing that.

However, I seriously am concerned about the future of this nation if Kerry wins. I pray that Bush does win, so I will also vote for him as well. I for one, am going to support our President and his effort to defeat those that do evil, even if I don't agree with all his politics.

Tomorrow, I will stand with millions of other Americans behind our President, who in our prayers and all our hopes, carries the very fate of the future world.

 

[Atlanta]

I have already voted Kerry and am praying for a democrat government when we return to America in February.

 

[stray bullet]

I voted for Bush! The place was packed.

I certainly can't imagine anyone voting for Kerry. The next four years almost certainly we see a change in at least one Supreme Court judge.
Millions of childrens' lives are at stake here. What issue could possibly be worth their lives??

 

[Bushido216]

I think all Kerry voters should stay home.

No, they shouldn't. They should have the same Consitutional right to place their ballot as everyone else.

 

[JeffreyLloyd]

No, they shouldn't. They should have the same Consitutional right to place their ballot as everyone else.

But should they.... that's the real question.

 

[Dream]

I just hope there are no riots.

John Edward's wife was talking to a reporter, and the reporter said "I'm worried there are going to be riots." She answered him "not if we win."

 

[Wiffey]

I just hope there are no riots.

John Edward's wife was talking to a reporter, and the reporter said "I'm worried there are going to be riots." She answered him "not if we win."

That sort of tells you all you need to know about the level of civility coming from the liberal camp. That and the gratuitous mention of Mary Cheney's sexuality in both the VP & presidential debates, the statement that the candidates' children are "fair game" and the condescending & smarmy comments Elizabeth Edwards made about the Cheneys being "ashamed" of their child. Politics aside, Lynne Cheney was right, these aren't nice people.

Pro-life and already voted today,
Wiffey

 

[geocajun]

Due to the heavy voter turnout, Democrats are asked to wait until November 3rd to cast their votes.

 

[bigsierra]

No, they shouldn't. They should have the same Consitutional right to place their ballot as everyone else.

They have the "right" to do whatever they want and I hope they choose to express their right to stay home.

 

[nyj]

I voted for Bush! The place was packed.

I certainly can't imagine anyone voting for Kerry. The next four years almost certainly we see a change in at least one Supreme Court judge.
Millions of childrens' lives are at stake here. What issue could possibly be worth their lives??

I'm voting during my lunch break. There isn't a doubt as to which Electorates Oklahoma will send to vote for the President, but the Senate race between Coburn and Carson is somewhat tight. Given the highly negative campaign from both sides, I was going to refrain from voting for either, but with three potential Supreme Court judge slots expected to open up over the next four years, having a strong Republican Senate is essential.

Also, the state questions this year are very important. I know people keep touting this "new money for education" from gambling... however... most of that money is going to come from Indian Tribes who we supposedly gave free reign too run their enterprises as they saw fit. Now that we see what a cash cow it really is, we want our cut. It's typical of how the USA has treated Native Americans, but it's also hypocritical... and it needs to stop.