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[California Girl]

Lex, that's really interesting. Lulu mentioned in another thread (or was it this one... it's hard to tell where one stops and the next one begins) that there were people in her state (Tennessee) that are the kind who would want to murder Obama. People scoffed at her and blamed her for bringing racist issues into the discussion. Now look... you posted exactly what she was talking about. Not only that...it was even in Tennessee!

[David- n Hampton, VA]

Now that was funny CG. And so true!

[waterguy]

Yes
No
Yes why should they be happy.LOL
and yes I think women should have the right to choose.
But why did my wife have to sign a ok for me to have a vasectomy.
And no I can't vote for Obahma.
I said I wasn't going to get in on this now I've done it

[Lulu76]

Yes, my coworkers and I were just talking about how lucky we are to live in a state filled with racist bubbas.

I'm mostly just worried that people will see this as a reason to not vote for Obama. I will remind people that crazies will try to kill people because they are CRAZY, not because they are Democrat or Republican. Hinckley shooting Reagan comes to mind...

[Lex]

For some I think it's less a matter of being crazy than of being filled with hate. Either way it's dangerous.

[CariBert]

Yes
No
Yes why should they be happy.LOL
and yes I think women should have the right to choose.
But why did my wife have to sign a ok for me to have a vasectomy.
And no I can't vote for Obahma.
I said I wasn't going to get in on this now I've done it

LOL waterguy!...but I don't think it was your wife that had to sign, it was a bunch of us that got together and decided you should have the vasectomy.....

CG....you made a believer out of me ....woman can grow them!

-Bert

[flip-flop]

There is hope Lulu. www.rednecks4obama.com

No joke. The real deal. LOVE IT!

[Pia]

Fun site

www.taxcutfacts.org

Pia

[Nic in KC]

On a similar, but slightly different note...does anyone have any concerns about the days after the election? Now, before you laugh, I'm talking about immediately after when one candidate has been elected. I won't be surprised if we don't know for days actually, but once a decision is made, I have concerns about emotional responses. Emotions have run high during this whole process and I'm actually concerned with how the more radical people may behave on either side of this equation. It's just different statements I've heard in many different settings.

Just wondering if these thoughts have crossed anyone else's minds.

[cass]

...So, is Obama going to try and bring our men & woman home? Can he do it? Will you feel better when the war is over? These are just my thoughts right before the big decision week. If you don't like what I have written then please don't turn this into a negative thing. Take care, Jorge

This post has certainly provided some _____ (place your own adjective here) entertainment, but seems to have barely touched on the concerns of the original poster. So Jorge, has any of this helped you come to a conclusion? I really am curious, not trying to stir the pot!

[Pete (Mr. Marcia)]

On a similar, but slightly different note...does anyone have any concerns about the days after the election? Now, before you laugh, I'm talking about immediately after when one candidate has been elected. I won't be surprised if we don't know for days actually, but once a decision is made, I have concerns about emotional responses. Emotions have run high during this whole process and I'm actually concerned with how the more radical people may behave on either side of this equation. It's just different statements I've heard in many different settings.

Just wondering if these thoughts have crossed anyone else's minds.

I'm worried what will happen if Obama goes into the eve of the election leading in the polls and ends up losing. If the "Bradley effect" actually occurs, it is sure to cause anger...and rightly so.

[soxfan22]

On a similar, but slightly different note...does anyone have any concerns about the days after the election? Now, before you laugh, I'm talking about immediately after when one candidate has been elected. I won't be surprised if we don't know for days actually, but once a decision is made, I have concerns about emotional responses. Emotions have run high during this whole process and I'm actually concerned with how the more radical people may behave on either side of this equation. It's just different statements I've heard in many different settings.

Just wondering if these thoughts have crossed anyone else's minds.

I'm worried what will happen if Obama goes into the eve of the election leading in the polls and ends up losing. If the "Bradley effect" actually occurs, it is sure to cause anger...and rightly so.

Except that, in 2004 all of the exit polling on election night pointed to a Kerry win. That can happen to anybody. If the polls are within 5 points on election night eve, it's anybody's ballgame.

I do fear nationwide racial wars/looting that will make the Rodney King days seem like Disney World.

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[soxfan22]

I think the stock markets will tank another 10-20% before January if Obama wins. Big boys getting out before the increase in capitol gains tax.

No doubt...It's funny how the stock market has really tanked in concert with Obama taking his lead in the polls.