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I guess it would depend on how much college they've had, I don't know.

I'm sorry, it's not looking very Kerryish. Bush has Florida. Let's face it, it's over there. Ohio doesn't look good either; 120,000 vote leads are hard to overcome despite the fact that Dayton or however you spell it isn't in yet. This looks like 4 more years.

Posted earlier tonight on this site: VOTE BY EDUCATION BUSH KERRY NADER TOTAL 2004 2000 2004 2004 No High School(2%) * n/a * * H.S. Graduate(17%) 58% +7 42% 0% Some College (26%) 43% -8 56% 1% College Graduate(32%) 45% -6 53% 2% Postgrad Study 23%) 32% -6 67%

^^If you'd like to talk about the uneducated vote, you might first want to take a look at the general voting practices of educated people... if it was just up to college graduates, this election would be Kerry's.

The youth of America fucking pisses me off. Lazy assholes.

I don't agree at all. That way lies submissiveness. I will question the president even if he's my candidate, because unless we pressure our leaders to do the absolute best possible, we're not doing our jobs as citizens.

See, but that's a really weak argument, because you're assuming his personal motives. He's run his platform as 'I believe in my convictions even when they aren't popular', which is a big change from 'Uniter, not divider' (which has proven to be untrue, the country is surely more divided than it...

During the first four years, a president has to be more moderate, because he wants to be reelected. He has to play to a larger voter base. In his second term, he can't be reelected, so he can do pretty much what he wants as long as he isn't impeached. So he's less likely to be moderate. I don't...

^Why would you say that? He's no longer accountable, because he's not playing to get reelected.

Someone posted something about global warming being a sham in another thread, I think it was Elgato? Anyways I uploaded some stuff to clear that up but I can't find the thread now, so I guess I'll post it here... the present day is towards the top. You can see that global warming is a...

Still no surprises. I don't understand how they can 'Call' missouri for bush when 15% of the precincts are reporting and Bush is up 52-48... seems to me that could change easily...

I think you've just pointed out one of the major problems with the US electoral system... it's inherently flawed in a lot of ways, and this is the most obvious one. how can you have a representative leader when both candidates are fairly extreme, via directly opposing the other's viewpoints? I...

Hahaha, they should back badnarik, actually... that whack job would destroy the country if he was elected, and Canada could be the new northamerican superpower... I can't believe he wants to bring back the gold standard. When I saw that I laughed my fucking ass off.

Actually, Kerry has a LOT of tariff plans for canadian trade, which would be extremely detrimental to the qality of life for the avg canadian. If you canucks are selfish types, you should be pulling for Bush.

Wow... florida isn't even close.

^Also, look at which states have come in... I mean Oklahoma is like 70% Bush. Hey, NC is now in for Bush. Still no surprises...

Here's what I want to see: A tie in electoral votes, a Republican Senate and a Democratic house. The Senate electsthe president (Bush) and the House elects the VP (Edwards). Bush/Edwards '04!! Hahahaha... that would be the most dysfunctional admin EVER.

87-77 Bush on CNN... the CNN people are talking baout how careful they're being this time. Haha

^So you named it 'Bush is winning'??

^I'm on cnn.com... they have a ticker.