election day THUNDERSTORMS

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neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays this democrat from the swift casting of his appointed vote.

nevertheless, bush's best, and perhaps only, remaining hope is for terrible weather in battleground states.

there appears to be a forecast of scattered thunderstorms in central pa., central ohio, and parts of florida....

let's hope for clear skies....

[kokomo]

1. My Republican family always prayed for bad election day weather.

They believed that more stalwart Republicans would slosh through any storm to vote, but that less civic-minded and lazy Democrats would stay home in the comfort of their homes.

We cannot let that happen! :kick:

[PermanentRevolution]

2. What day AREN'T there scattered t-storms in Florida?

It's been dry the last few days, but all through summer, we get a storm every single day, around 4-4:30. We're used to it. We all have umbrellas.

[Norquist Nemesis]

3. Our polls open at 6 am and I'll be there at 5:30 am

putting up signs for our candidates! :D

[On the Road]

4. Central PA, Central OH, and "Parts" of FL

such as, oh, Southern Alabama? Maybe the good Lord will cause it to rain on the red portions of those states.

[Paul Hood]

5. I'm in a red part of PA.

Of course I'm only 30 yards from my polling place. BTW there are a lot more Democratic signs here than I would have imagined.