I Don't Have A Sinking Feeling In The Pit Of My Stomach

[Me.]

Like I did in 2000 and 20004. Am I a cockeyed optimist or am I intuitively on to something?

[SpiralHawk]

1. You're just like Me

naturalment...

[virtualobserver]

2. both n/t

[nadinbrzezinski]

3. I do, for the record nothing to do with the election

Chamomile tea is just great...

[Lebam in LA]

4. I am sick to my stomach

Not sure if I will be able to do much more than vote tomorrow. I have never felt like this. I need to be talked down I quess

[Me.]

16. I Think A Case Can Be Made For Hubris

They've been crowing and celebrating their great victory for months. It reminds me of the first time GWB said he had political capital and was going to use it, From that point on things kept getting worse and worse for him. In '06 Rove insisted he had THE numbers. So we'll see what we see tomorrow.

[Jennicut]

5. I don't but I think we will lose the House.

It is just that basically we are going to have elections like this for awhile. I think the American people are angry about what happened to the economy and will take it out on the people in power until the economy recovers, if it ever really does. I don't think this will be any Repub Revolution or anything like that.

[mstinamotorcity]

6. We straight

Don't worry I don't think the repugs won't get what they want this time either. They may get a few seats but I would jump up and down if the landslide they keep predicting happens for the Democrats:bounce: :bounce: :bounce: then I will have a cognac and smile myself to sleep. I will be glad when this election cycle is over.

[K8-EEE]

7. I am happy! My candidates (Boxer and Brown) are winning

If there's some dumbass places they vote in the teabaggers -- they will disgrace themselves by 2012 because the real world of governing has nothing to do with teabaggery. IT'S ALL GOOD!

[TheWatcher]

8. I'm hiding under my bed and you should too.

Not because of the election, but because of Printer Cartridges.

I had to completely dismantle my printer this morning because I am certain Al Qaeda rigged it while I was asleep. If you haven't done so yet, I would suggest you do so. To fail to act means you hate America, and you are a threat and an enemy combatant/belligerent/irritant or whatever the buzzword of the day is.

If we don't stay afraid, we'll never be safe.

I wish we didn't have any freedoms left, then the terrorists would probably just leave us alone.

I would hope that wouldn't mean we would have to give up the TSA or the rest of the Burgeoning Police State though.

having Freedom and Rights is what got us into this mess, and we certainly don't need to go back to those dark days.

Otherwise, as sure as the sun rises, those damn men in caves will be back, and this time they will finish the job, and I'll miss the rest of the season of Dancing With The Stars, and won't be able to Keep Up With The Kardashains any longer.

Such an unthinkable tragedy is not even imaginable for me, and is not an option.

How can I worry about an election when there are so many rogue printers out there?

PRIORITIZE, WINSTON!

[Ruby the Liberal]

11. I have a color inkjet

If they can figger out how to rig those tiny little cartridges with more than 1/2 ounce of anything, I welcome them to it. :D

Wish I could k&r this post. Well done! :toast:

[OneGrassRoot]

18. LOL! Wish I could K&R you both!

:rofl:

[Ruby the Liberal]

9. There is a small group where I work that are hardcore Dems

The rest are defiant Republicans (Country Club, not Tea Party).

We were talking today that we all think Wednesday will be doom-n-gloom day in the office with everyone in a foul mood, whining about their taxes going up. We pinky swore to each other not to snicker and/or get 'caught' high fiving each other. These are our peers, but who needs the hassle, right?

Feeling good over here in the northeast! :D

[spanone]

10. i remember 2000, but 20004 is a long way off....

optimist here!!!!

[Bumblebee]

12. Me neither, and I am not sure why. Maybe I am just in total denial.

I tell myself that I am prepared for everything but I am probably expecting much better than what is forecast and will still be devastated if it's as bad or worse.

[liberalmuse]

13. We may suffer big losses...

or not. I just don't know, but sort of feel like I did before Y2K - I didn't feel the need to buy extra water or panic, and it turned out okay. I'm bracing myself - and may have to see Boehner's ugly, orange gloating face more often and that thought is rather horrifying, but other than that, fuck, we survived 8 years of Bush. Coming off of that and going into menopause right afterwards has made me nuts already. I just hope our kids will watch and learn and never bend over to take it up the ass time and time again like we did.

[Bumblebee]

14. In some ways it will be good to have a powerful enemy. United us before.

But just in the House, please not in the Senate!

[tavalon]

15. Diebold

Does that help? With the kind of enthusiasm we have whipped up for the Democrats, we will either win or the election fraud will win.

[Bumblebee]

17. nope. if they win, this time it won't be because of Diebold, but because of

E C O N O M Y.

[tavalon]

19. I respectfully disagree

but I don't think you're Hitler.

[Ellipsis]

20. I raise my glass to the "unlikely" voters, to the cell phone crowd... those lazy college students,

they will bring us home.


Enthusiasm gap my ass... it the MSM...




I'm with the optimism crowd.

[stlsaxman]

21. Niether do i! Everyone i asked at work today said they're voting tomorrow... ALL democrats.

I DON'T see no enthusiasm gap!?!?!

[bleever]

22. I agree with you.

Or should I say, I agree with Me.?

:thumbsup:

[xultar]

23. I don't either. I'm shocked that I don't.

[myrna minx]

24. I have a very quiet zen about this election right now. I may not tomorrow night,

I may be screaming and gnashing my teeth tomorrow night, but tonight I'm at peace. I think the media overplayed their 'republican tsunami' drumbeat that actually mobilized the DEM GOTV.

[Me.]

27. A Quiet Zen

Is the perfect description

[DeschutesRiver]

25. Neither do I. nt

[Bitwit1234]

26. I don't either and that's why I don't thing republicans

are going to take over. I thought I was the only one that happened to. when something bad is going to happen I get that way.

[liberalla]

28. Me either... I think we'll hang on narrowly in the House, and

definitely hang on in the Senate.

There'll be losses... but, what we would otherwise wring our hands and pull our hair out about,
will now be considered a victory (after the HUGE wins predicted for the Repubs.)

[JTFrog]

29. K&wouldabeenR - if there was a confirmation button.

:blush:

[Me.]

30. Still Don't Have One

[proud patriot]

31. I'm hopeful

:-)

[Kablooie]

32. As for me ... I haven't a clue. It's all so insane I have no impression one way or another.

[autorank]

33. Maybe your jaded;)

I don't either. The Senate is not going away, or any further away. The House, well, who knows?

There are lots of computerized voting and counting machines out there. Nah, they'd never cheat!

[Me.]

35. Prophetic?

:evilgrin:

[scheming daemons]

34. Because deep down you know, no matter what happens, Obama is still running the administration

In 2000 and 2004, you knew that if we lost.... Bush and Cheney and Rove would still be running things.


Gaining control of congress is not the same as gaining control of the Presidency.

[CrownPrinceBandar]

36. I don't either..........

Because of two possible outcomes I see:

1) Democratic losses will not be as bad as predicted or non-existent. The Dems may lose the House (or not), but keep the Senate and are still ostensibly "in charge".

-or-

2) The Repubs gain ground, but are so hampered by internal struggles for power that their message and motivations will be diluted.