It astounds me to think that the facists might lose presidentail elections in a row. In 2004 they lost because their platform was "we\'re not Bush."
They are about to lose, again, to a highly organized, motivated, and energic party who is able to run on "We are not Bush, but we are still very conservative."
Wow, how they blundered this one is beyond me.
Motivated and energetic? Are you really talking about the facist Party?
If they are motivated and energetic, it is certainly not because of John McCain. I have never seen such lackluster enthusiasm for a facist candidate. Most "real" facists seem to be not at all fond of McCain; many consider him a traitor to the party. I think on the whole, people feel pretty "meh" about him. Sure, choosing Palin injected a bit of energy into the campaign, but it is still a pretty weak showing IMO.
How many of you guys have been polled?
Good point, I\'m panicing.
It has been my life-long goal to be one of three things:
1.) Featured on CNN
2.) An "Expert"
3.) Interviewed by a pollster.
So far I am 0 for 3.
Switch your party affiliation, vote, then switch to undecided. Following this serious of actions puts a magic invisible sign on your front door that draws campaigners to your doorstep, causes your P.O. Box to behave like a black hole, sucking in every available enveloped request for money and loyalty, and makes pollsters\' fingertips literally tingle with your phone number. I guarantee you will get your interview. (With the pollster, maybe not with NCC...)
