"When I spoke to Andy Card, who for five years was Chief of Staff to President Bush, he calculated that the election would ultimately come down to which side could mobilise more of its supporters in the last 72 hours."
It is in the article appearing in the London Observer - by Rawnsley.
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,,1922814,00.htmlWhen the evidence starts choking a thief, don't they lay low for awhile - in our case skip an election cycle?
This quote from Card has been taken by me as danger signal. Are they going to go along with or even spread propaganda about the precarious situation they're in right up to 72 hours before and then throw it at the country - that they are going to win - even naming which races and by how much - to sway the voters, inject life back into some failing fights, then steal the votes in those same races or close ones?
Of all the eperts telling us how bad it looks for Republicans, we would do ourselves a favor by only reading loyalists who usually tell us like it is without lies and propaganda.
There are many things that can go wrong:
Martial law.
Postponement due to some phony emergency. Real emergencies? Maybe.
Theft, with the help of the networks and their jointly owned polling companies - AGAIN!
Just because Card is out of the WH doesn't mean he isn't still an operative. Just ask yourself where he was on those November days and evenings of 2000, 2002, 2004. Working next to Rove and Rovians? Then, in the comfortable room with Barbara, George, Sr, Jeb, George the joker, Laura, Bill Bennett when the networks came in to show them preening. Well, he may not be in that comfortable room with the dynasty this time, but he could be right back in the operating room with and getting ready for a 72 hour fourth theft.
Is 72 hours a clue to what's in store? These thefts are planned in advance. We got plenty of warnings in the previous elections. Networks kept telling us that Florida was going to be the swing state, then it was Ohio, in the last. And, they told us all this crap about polling not being reliable - and - they (pretended to) dismantle their joint polling company whose results worked so well in many preiovus elections and that has worked so well overseas.