The presidential race in PA is turning into an absolute blowout. I'm somewhat surprised, but it's not even close right now. Obama's up 61-38 with 47% of the precincts reporting, and that's without Chester County, which has made serious inroads, with 2000 being a 9.6% win for Bush, '04 being about 4% for Bush. Not sure Obama's going to win, but it's damn close here.

TenuredVulture wrote:It's really early, but right now, the Green Party candidates in Arkansas are getting about 25% of the vote. If that even comes close to holding up, it will be something to talk about for awhile.

Yeah, among annoying people no one else wants to talk to ZING

No republicans in the house from New England.

This Frost/Nixon commercial has been on for about 39 minutes I think

I always love when the campaign commercials dissapear and the weird stuff that fills the void in the days immediately after.

For example, CSX and some other train company are blitzing Fox News. What?

John McCain is a good man who deserved better 8 years ago.

VoxOrion wrote:

TenuredVulture wrote:It's really early, but right now, the Green Party candidates in Arkansas are getting about 25% of the vote. If that even comes close to holding up, it will be something to talk about for awhile.

Yeah, among annoying people no one else wants to talk to ZING

Actual LOL on that.

Looking like Obama will win Florida too.

i want to drink the delicious tears of sean hannity

Trent Steele wrote:John McCain is a good man who deserved better 8 years ago.

a lot of stuff would've been better under gore or mccain.

oh well, time to get to work folks

Trent Steele wrote:John McCain is a good man who deserved better 8 years ago.

I don't think that McCain would have campaigned like this, either in tenor or quality of campaign.

I think he's better than his campaign, and better than his party at this point.

Congratulations to the Obama supporters around here. I hope dajafi is correct that he will govern from the center (left). I have my doubts, but I prefer to be an optimist.

Any news on the Murtha/Russell race?

McCain is the same McCain he always was. Don't rewrite history.

Palin - net negative or positive for McCain?

Mountainphan wrote:Congratulations to the Obama supporters around here. I hope dajafi is correct that he will govern from the center (left). I have my doubts, but I prefer to be an optimist.

Any news on the Murtha/Russell race?

murtha kicking ass with 48% in. 59-41

currently pa reps are: 13 D leads, 1 tie, 5 rep leads

Trent Steele wrote:Palin - net negative or positive for McCain?

I really do think he'd have done worse without her.

In the end, the economic collapse ended all of his chances, no VP would have saved him.

Trent Steele wrote:Palin - net negative or positive for McCain?

POSITIVE FOR BONERS ACROSS THE AISLE
NEGATIVE FOR ELECTION VICTORIES

IMHO

VoxOrion wrote:McCain is the same McCain he always was. Don't rewrite history.

Pretty much my least favorite thing from this campaign has been the "the McCain of 2000" crap. And that's saying something, since a lot of crap from this campaign has pissed me off.

The McCain of 2000 was running against Bush, not a Democrat.

The Hillary of 2008 became beloved by many Republicans. Think about that for half a second, then realize how dumb the "McCain of 2000" shit is.

Mountainphan wrote:Congratulations to the Obama supporters around here. I hope dajafi is correct that he will govern from the center (left). I have my doubts, but I prefer to be an optimist.

Any news on the Murtha/Russell race?

Murtha is up.


Gerlach is tied in his.


Pitts is losing.


Those last two are crazy to me.

Woody wrote:POSITIVE FOR BONERS ACROSS THE AISLE

That's one hell of a boner