MILITARY ELECTION RESULTS

ocelot

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Yeah, let's see them broken down between the services and between enlisted men and officers.

Thank you all Veterans.
 

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Yes, we must break them down that way so we can decipher to what extent the conspiracy has taken hold. Personally, I want to know how the Marines voted as opposed to the Coast Guard. I've never trusted those Coast Guard people -- I wonder why they didn't join the Navy instead. Very suspicious in my mind.
 

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Read article that said exit polls showed veterans voted 57% for Bush and 41% Kerry--however they stated cnn exit poll as source and I couldn't find it in there to verify--
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did locate it

HAVE YOU EVER SERVED IN THE MILITARY? BUSH KERRY NADER
TOTAL 2004 2000 2004 2004

Yes (18%) 57% n/a 41% 0%

No (82%) 49% n/a 50% 0%
 
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Good to know Manson thinks we should give more weight to a Veterans vote than a working Mom.

Personally, I think each person's vote should be weighted by their IQ. Then Kerry would have won 80% to 20%. I am all for discriminating against the mentally challenged at the polls.
 

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LOL! An exit poll is the most accurate poll there is. And also no sense to taint it because you will just look stupid if you do.
 

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ocelot said:
Good to know Manson thinks we should give more weight to a Veterans vote than a working Mom.

Was thinking along the same lines.

Did anyone do an exit poll of economists, for example?
 

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Good to know Manson thinks we should give more weight to a Veterans vote than a working Mom.

Personally, I think each person's vote should be weighted by their IQ. Then Kerry would have won 80% to 20%. I am all for discriminating against the mentally challenged at the polls.

Was thinking along the same lines.

Wonder if anyone took polls from economists?
 

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The only poll that counts is the final poll...and we
all know the results...so are you liberals going to
show some guts and class and join the rest of the
American population, or are you going to cry in
your beer till you die???? Get over it
 

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Ocelot - though you were no doubt speaking with tongue in cheek, I find it rather incredible that a person with a liberal bend such as yourself would advocate IQ tests for voting measure. Seems to me this could cause that "D" word to come up a little more often...you know "disenfranchisement." What about the African Americans who would suffer due to the European Male biased test? What about the Hispanics? I cannot believe a true liberal would state something so absolutely elitist as weighing votes based on IQ. Or would you give extra points for poignant life experiences, being a minority, having only one parent, etc.?

Votes weighted by IQ? That is an interesting concept. And which test are we going to use? What about that +/- 10 points factor? Are we going to give that test in English only, or Spanish, Chinese (all dialects), etc., etc. Have you ever read any studies on the relationship between IQ and success?

You might be interested. Maybe we should give weight to a person's income and productivity in society? That might be a more diverse crowd. Or maybe we should just leave it alone. However, if there is any way that the Democrats can get the election results changed via IQ testing, etc - I wouldn't be surprised.
 

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Thank you Ocelot for admiting that you are a bigoted American

I must say, this doesn't come as a surprize.
 

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Yep Edward Ohio exit polls once again seperate your opinion from fact.
Kerry excelled among the least educated and less productive elements in your suroundings.

His highest draw per income was from those making less than $15,000 a whooping 71% (middle cass myth dispelled)
Bush had 10% minimum lead in every catagory from $50,000 up.

--and his highest draw from education system was those with no high school degree 58%
Bush highest draw--- college grad 55%

can you see any pattern here???????
 

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Yeah, Wayne I see the pattern of your ongoing problem with the poor and the less educated's right to vote. Interested to know what the numbers showed on the voting patterns of those with post baccalaureate degrees.

Eddie
 
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