Are you willing to move to beat Bush?

[joeybee12]

Just wondering? Should we all change our residences and move to Florida or some other "toss-up" state to sway the tide in 2004?

[FreeperSlayer]

1. Dude, pass the blunt!

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[dennis4868]

2. My wife and discussed that but....

if the repubs are going to cheat again they will figure a way out to do it right and it will not make a difference if we move or not.

[ButterflyBlood]

3. it's part of the reason

I'm definately going to stay in college in Minnesota and keep living there instead of back at home in ND (of course not the only reason)

[JasonBerry]

4. You 'gotta be kiddin' - right?

If not, you need a long vacation from politics. Stop and smell the roses. Your heart is in the right place - but I think the old thinker needs a break.

(All in fun!)

[joeybee12]

5. A person considering moving back home to Florida...

...from Massachusetts got me thinking.

Besides, swing states are where Bush and his thugs will cheat. We could all volunteer to police thier antics. Face it, they're already planning le gran theft du 2004!

[maggrwaggr]

6. that's actually a great idea

hell, if you change your residence to florida or texas you don't have to pay state income tax, either, right?

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm ......

[wuushew]

7. Isn't this idea rendered just as effectively through vote trading?

Say what you will about Nader but the concept of vote trading was win win, since a green would never trade for a shrub vote.