Everyone approaches situations differently than you do - I don't fault you or prejudge you for how you make your choices, that's your way of doing things. But common sense isn't just about "Well he's a hip cat, and doing pretty well, so I'm gonna vote for him."

At this point in time, what I think alot of people were looking at was the fact that we were in the middle of a rather aggravated world-state, and that to switch the leadership of the country around wouldn't be such a good idea. Of course I'm more than sure that wasn't all that was the deciding factor for people, but it was probably something they considered.

Not every person is going to have the same opinions on who the lesser of two evils is.

Frankenstein's not evil, just misunderstood...

Demosthenes X

What are the other red ones? I see Alberta - and is that Northen BC (wtf?). Forgive my ignorance in geography, but what are the other three?

That's not B.C., it's the Alaskan Panhandle I believe.

The red ones in the Middle East should be somewhat obvious.

Eastern Europe is Israel.

The one in South America could be any one of the hundreds of American puppet regimes down there.

Originally posted by Seth Vinda
Frankenstein's not evil, just misunderstood...

Well, in Young Frankenstein he was :)

Get that map from JohnKerry.com or something?

I love Young Frankenstein. That is one of the most funniest movies out there.

Joren Logan

Get that map from JohnKerry.com or something?

You must have missed the past year where I haven't liked John Kerry.

Let's see, the four other ones that I see in the world are Saudi Arabia, Poland, Isreal, and Paraguay.

Another day, another way to break down the vote:

Huh. Learn something new everyday. I didn't know Maryland and Delaware were slave supporting states.