How many people voted Kerry/Edwards 2004. Just curious.

And if you could post your city/state, I'd appreciate it.

If you want to remain annonymous for your town, I can accept that.

But did you just tell me to flip myself off?

No offense intended. Your state isn't shaped like a mitten like ours.

please accept my offer of :toast: :hi: :pals: :headbang: and all the other positive smilies I can come up with


I live 5 miles away from a village with a population of less than 300 in the middle of nowhere; you wouldn't know where it was if I told you.

I'm sorry. So somewhere around Harrison or Clare.



:hi: color me embarrased! :blush:

I was born a little to the left of center of the palm of your right hand! :)

(Are you talking Lansing, Ionia, or Stanton MI with your directions? Just curious)

I grew up in Dearborn and went to Alma College

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I don't think you're going to get a whole lot of no responses, save for maybe lurking freepers and DLC-ers.

Why do think that DLCers would not have voted for a member of the DLC?

Maybe we just all do our own recount.

I voted FOR John Kerry more than I voted against Bush.

Voted in IL btw.

Yeah, but there are some who may have voted independent.

It's just with the new stuff out on the voting manipulation in Ohio, I wondered how many out of us here on DU voted Kerry/Edwards.

then had our votes secretly switched to Bush. I never trusted those damn voting machines for a minute.

I'm bad with exact recollection. Not as bad as Alberto, but ...

Anyway, it seems to me in one area they attributed to late Evangelical turnout, people voted for *ush and said yes to gay marriage ammendment. Sounds like a flipped vote to me.

:headbang:

:woohoo:

dragging all the fundies in the southern part of the state into the 21st Century by their hair we are!

How did the Million Musician March go?

http://www.austinagainstwar.org

Million Musician March

Saturday, MARCH 17th , 12:00PM

Gather at the State Capitol (11th & Congress) to participate in the Million Musician March for Peace to City Hall (1st & Lavaca) for a rally featuring music and speakers.
Join your fellow Austinites & musicians participating in a national day of unity in support of Peace in Iraq and throughout the world. The time is now to stand with the majority who call for Peace and an end to war everywhere.

Your voice matters.

Still have the bumpersticker on as well. ;(

I KNOW it was rigged - I worked the election all day in Akron, in the rain.....

I didn't like John Kerry, but it was so absolutely essential to defeat Bush that I did two things I had never done before since becoming a voter in 1975:

1) I gave money to a candidate (Kerry)

2) I worked on a campaign, travelling to Ohio in the days before the election to help get out the vote for Kerry. In fact, I was in Cuyahoga County. It sickens me to think some of the people I ushered to the polls had their votes stolen.

:shrug:

But in 2008, I'm voting for Sharkey The Impaler!



See:

Jonathon Sharkey
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathon_Sharkey

Davenport, IA

When I was there in early September (annual family thing) I saw more than I was expecting.

Probably 20-1.

Just don't know where to get one.

And I, too, saw more Kerry/Edwards bumper stickers than I expected....but, of course, WAY less than I would have LIKED!

We went down to Mt. Pleasant for the announcement speech in 2003. Mr. blm kinda disguised himself so no one would notice him - little blm was ecstatic.

...You will have to join us at Pawleys Island Drinking Liberally....We meet every Thursday night at 6:00 and we are constantly getting people dropping in who are there for a vacation. If you have never heard of Drinking Liberally, check it out here: http://www.drinkingliberally.org/ We usually have between 15-25 people each week, and sometimes we've had up to 35. A terrific group of people you'd LOVE!:toast:

Luv to hear from people in Cali.

Exception - Diane Feinstein. DEM my ass. Dino.

Grrr. Just found out she's the one who "ratted" Carol Lam out.
Called into question Lam's policy of going after criminal illegals first to put them away for crimes.
Sounds like a logical method. Protect the people from those doing the bad stuff first. She also was about deterring people from illegal border crossing to begin with. Actually had a decent immigrant policy and a great conviction rate.

Live in a rural area.

Were you a swing vote?


:dilemma:

this is the deep red section of Arkansas, unfortunately.

I'm glad to know there are a few sane people in NW Ark!

:woohoo: :applause: :woohoo: :applause: :patriot: :woohoo: :applause:

Huh, Huey was in the play Chicago

http://www.hln.org
cool ode

<snip>
Mr. Bartlett read a poem that he had written especially to send off Huey. Mr. Bartlett was kind enough to send it to this reporter to share with everyone here on HLN.org. (Special thanks to you Rob Bartlett! - who by the way sends his best to all you Huey Lewis and the News fans!) Here it is:

Through the Heart of Rock and Roll and the Power of Love,
You showed us it was Hip to Be Square.
But now you want a new job.
One that won't make you sick.
One that won't make you work so hard.
One that won't make you bored too quick.
We've had some fun, and yes we've had our ups and downs.
Been down that rocky road but here we are still around.
Yes it's true, we were happy to be Stuck with You!
With love,
From your Chicago Family

aka Scottsdale, AZ

How you holding up?

I'm in a blue state & I still hear enough stupid shit before lunch time that I have to work hard to remain calm.

But I still see pro-W bumper stickers everyday. :puke:

At least we have a progressive governor.....

You make us proud!

or thereabouts (on the Blue Ridge).

Pinky of the mitten. :toast:

Julie

:bounce:

And I'd do it again!

Kerry was robbed.

nt

So I admit I didn't vote for them.

My first presidential vote has the blood and tears of hundreds of thousands all over it...

I voted for Kerry/Edwards, but there was a problem.

Even though I'd registered months earlier (moved from NJ to CA), and received my registration confirmation/election materials/voting location information, they didn't have me on the rolls. They had my name and address information, but I was only allowed a provisional ballot. Most ridiculous thing in the world...

Los Angeles, CA.

Although I wanted Howard Dean to be the nominee.

Had to stand in line with a bunch of obnoxious Republicans.

I held my nose and got in line, and still regret it.

In Barhamsville, VA! A county so backward, some of the residents actually perform a "mock Crucifixion" on Good Friday every year.:banghead:

at the time. I don't live there anymore.

Wasn't it like 53 million votes nationwide - and those are just the ones they counted!

It's assumed that all of us on this Forum support Democratic candidates at election time.

It's even part of the Forum rules! So I refuse to take part in this dumb poll.

Is there anyone other than lurkers who would not answer this Kerry?

just a tad south of Daytona Beach

:nuke:

But then he conceded the election after he won it! :wtf:

And I held my nose to mark the ballot. It was strictly an "Anyone but W" vote. Hell, I even canvassed, did GOTV, etc to defeat W. Still lost.