🚀 go-pugleaf

We didn't do that well in Arkansas.  I'm glad Bush got the presidency
(assuming the Florida re-count holds up), but we lost Jay Dickey, our one
pro-gun representative, and we're still stuck with Vic Snyder.

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Ed Cones
Little Rock, Arkansas
"DZM" <dpds@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:38C7FEAF.9988A246@earthlink.net...
> I told you so!  I knew it all along!  he he he
>
> (sigh of relief) ;)
>
>
>
> BearKat_Ind wrote:
>
> > DZM
> >
> > This is music to my ears, please Lord let it be so. Let the gun lobby
and
> > each and every citizen who owns or possesses a firearm, vote and vote
> > according to their conscious. If they are willing to surrender their
> > firearms to the government, then vote Gore. If you believe like many of
us
> > here on this forum that the 2nd amendment is worth fighting for, then
vote
> > for Bush. If you cannot vote for either, then vote for Nader. But vote.
> >
> > Bear
> >
> > "DZM" <dpds@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> > news:38C59C81.9ED86F36@earthlink.net...
> >                      IT'S ALL OVER BUT THE SHOUTING!
> >
> > By this time Wednesday morning everyone will know that Texas Governor
> > George W. Bush will be the next President of the United States.
> >
> > According to the Rasmussen/Portrait of America poll as of 11/05/00,
> > George W. Bush is leading with 224 electoral votes while Al Gore has 168
> > Electoral Votes. Fourteen states, with 146 electoral votes are in the
> > toss-up category.
> >
> > G.W. needs 270 electoral votes to win.
> >
> > Portrait of America (POA) finds Texas Governor George W. Bush leads Vice
> > President Algore by seven points, 48% to 41%. Ralph Nader has 4%.
> >
> > Voter.com Battleground 2000 Daily Poll as of November 04, 2000 has Bush
> > 46%, Algore 37% (Released Saturday).
> >
> > Zogby as of 11/05/00 has Algore at 46% and G.W. at 47%.
> >
> > Gallup's latest tracking poll of 2,222 likely voters conducted
> > Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights shows Bush over Gore by 47% to
> > 43%, with Nader now getting 5% among likely voters; over past six days,
> > Bush has averaged 47% to 43% lead over Gore.
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