Reminder

[jesmo]

Not everything will be exactly like 2004 forever, and ever. Just want to let y'all know that.

[tik 🪀✨]

Yes. It will be like 2006!!!!!!!!!!!!!!3we4rdg

[AndrewTX]

I know
 
 In 2004, I had this really bangin girl, but she moved

[jesmo]

Yes. It will be like 2006!!!!!!!!!!!!!!3we4rdg

No.

Not everything will be like 2006 forever either. I just don't understand why people see 2000 and 2004 set in stone forever?

[zombones]

2008 is going to be like 1932 all over again

[tik 🪀✨]

Yes. It will be like 2006!!!!!!!!!!!!!!3we4rdg

No.

Not everything will be like 2006 forever either. I just don't understand why people see 2000 and 2004 set in stone forever?

I was clearly being sarcasticalistic.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

This is an electoral "habit" - a great change to the electoral landscape usually is preceded by a landslide or major demographic/geographic shift. I don't see that happening.

[jesmo]

Alright 2004 forever folks, BRING IT ON! I ain't scared of y'all! States CAN change their voting habits, and if you don't like that, too bad! I am right, y'all are wrong!

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

obviously it won't be a carbon copy of 2004 - I do think it'll be close to 2000 than say... 1992?

States don't just change their voting habits like that... for no reason. Both dems and McCain have the chance to make changes to the electoral map.... just not re-draw it like1968 or 1992 or even 2000

[jesmo]

Uh, whatever, 2004 person. I will tell texaslefty on you. I will not back down on this position, that states can vote differently from 2000 and 2004, and you can't stop me!

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Uh, whatever, 2004 person. I will tell texaslefty on you. I will not back down on this position, that states can vote differently from 2000 and 2004, and you can't stop me!

....ok since I'm expecting quite a few states to vote differently from 2004... just not enough to justify calling it a redrawing.

[Padfoot]

Not everything will be exactly like 2004 forever, and ever. Just want to let y'all know that.

exactly, which is why Missouri isn't going to be a bellwether.

[jesmo]

Not everything will be exactly like 2004 forever, and ever. Just want to let y'all know that.

exactly, which is why Missouri isn't going to be a bellwether.

Missouri will be competitive in 2008.

[Nym90]

Not everything will be exactly like 2004 forever, and ever. Just want to let y'all know that.

If you can quote someone who said that it would, that'd be good. If not, well, then there's not much point in stating the obvious.

[jesmo]

Not everything will be exactly like 2004 forever, and ever. Just want to let y'all know that.

If you can quote someone who said that it would, that'd be good. If not, well, then there's not much point in stating the obvious.

Everyone single Republican on this forum,  believes that every single election will be exactly like 2004 forever, untill the end of time. RIght down to the decimal point in every county, regardless of the candidates.

Now, I know the Obama supporters here believe he will sweep every state except Oklahoma, but they are just as delusional.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Not everything will be exactly like 2004 forever, and ever. Just want to let y'all know that.

If you can quote someone who said that it would, that'd be good. If not, well, then there's not much point in stating the obvious.

Everyone single Republican on this forum,  believes that every single election will be exactly like 2004 forever, untill the end of time. RIght down to the decimal point in every county, regardless of the candidates.

Now, I know the Obama supporters here believe he will sweep every state except Oklahoma, but they are just as delusional.

You are obviously clueless. The majority of Republicans here would concede that Obama has a good shot at winning Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Iowa from the 2004 Bush states. I have yet to see anyone say this election will be just like 2004 right down to the decimal. There are two different candidates running.

Don't be a ridiculous.

[Aizen]

Not everything will be exactly like 2004 forever, and ever. Just want to let y'all know that.

If you can quote someone who said that it would, that'd be good. If not, well, then there's not much point in stating the obvious.

Everyone single Republican on this forum,  believes that every single election will be exactly like 2004 forever, untill the end of time. RIght down to the decimal point in every county, regardless of the candidates.

Now, I know the Obama supporters here believe he will sweep every state except Oklahoma, but they are just as delusional.

You are obviously clueless. The majority of Republicans here would concede that Obama has a good shot at winning Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Iowa from the 2004 Bush states. I have yet to see anyone say this election will be just like 2004 right down to the decimal. There are two different candidates running.

Don't be a ridiculous.

jesmo = joke poster

[specific_name]

anyone ever hear of "don't feed the troll"?

[cannonia]

Not everything will be exactly like 2004 forever, and ever. Just want to let y'all know that.

If you can quote someone who said that it would, that'd be good. If not, well, then there's not much point in stating the obvious.

Everyone single Republican on this forum,  believes that every single election will be exactly like 2004 forever, untill the end of time. RIght down to the decimal point in every county, regardless of the candidates.

No, down to the exact vote count.  It's programmed into the polling machines.