McCain W I N S!!!

[Darius871]

Originally posted by Kidicious
It's pretty unlikely that you can get 3 states with voter fraud.

*cough*



And the fact that takes only three states is to me exactly why it'd be so easy to get away with, as opposed to nationwide.

[Darius871]

[Lancer]

*coughacorncough*

[Darius871]

Our voter fraud is better than your voter fraud.

[Seedle]

Originally posted by Darius871


*cough*



And the fact that takes only three states is to me exactly why it'd be so easy to get away with, as opposed to nationwide.

Yessir, those corporations fix everything. Leave everything to the free market, so those corps can achieve perfection without interference.

[Seedle]

Originally posted by Lancer
*coughacorncough*

Lancer, you're smarter than that.

[Lancer]

That's what y o u think!!!

[Seedle]

Originally posted by Lancer
That's what y o u think!!!

Yes, which is why I said it...

[Lancer]

Just playing your joke out Seedle.

[Boris Godunov]

Originally posted by Theben
Rachael Meadows said on MSNBC that McCain has a better chance of winning then most suspect.

It's Maddow, and she's an unrelenting pessimist. She also was convinced that there was no way Obama would beat Clinton, and was predicting until the end that Clinton would pull a fast one and somehow snatch the nomination.

Her predictive powers are very bad. I think it's more of a defense mechanism to avoid disappointment if the worst should happen. Personally, I think it would suck to go through life like that.

[Darius871]

Originally posted by Boris Godunov
It's Maddow, and she's an unrelenting pessimist. She also was convinced that there was no way Obama would beat Clinton, and was predicting until the end that Clinton would pull a fast one and somehow snatch the nomination.

Her predictive powers are very bad. I think it's more of a defense mechanism to avoid disappointment if the worst should happen. Personally, I think it would suck to go through life like that.

"Pessimism is the state of being always right, or at least pleasantly surprised." - attributed to Dr. Robert M. Koch

Personally, I think it would suck more to go through life being occasionally right and frequently disappointed. Hopeful in mere thoughts, but in actual experience pretty damned joyless.

[Boris Godunov]

To ardently hope for something and actually have it happen is a singular joy of life I can't imagine being without. It's a lot better than pleasant surprises, IMO, even if you have to suffer disappointments along the way as well.

[Darius871]

Yeah, guess it's a fundamental worldview type thing.

[Guynemer]

Originally posted by Boris Godunov


Her predictive powers are very bad. I think it's more of a defense mechanism to avoid disappointment if the worst should happen. Personally, I think it would suck to go through life like that.

I'm actually quite happy myself.

It's not that we pessimists don't have hopes, after all.

[Boris Godunov]

Originally posted by Guynemer
I'm actually quite happy myself.

It's not that we pessimists don't have hopes, after all.

The problem with Maddow is that she has enough of an audience that she could depress morale. Republicans did not win their past elections by being gloomy gusses and thinking the worst would happen.

No, they remained supremely confident of victory.

That, and they cheated, of course.