Admisssion: I don't know what the hell will happen in SC on Saturday.

[JohnnyLib2]

It's virgin territory, politically speaking. I don't think Bill C. or the masses of pundits know either.

Exciting times -- we'll all know more after Saturday.

:shrug:

[aquart]

1. Me, either.

But I actually hope everybody who has said anything is wrong...that people will continue to defy opinion and pigeonholing.

[zabet]

2. I don't think anyone knows.

I fear that regardless of
how many people say they support
certain candidates, when they
are in that booth alone and
no one can see how they vote...
this is when the true racist values
of the South will show themselves.

[JohnnyLib2]

3. ....or not. It's got me on edge, for sure.

[jenmito]

8. Huh? Obama has the least support of all THREE among white voters in SC and he STILL wins in the

polls since there's such a large Black population.

[zabet]

10. Unless you live in

either NC or SC, it is
kinda hard to explain it.
Racism is very rampant but,
true Southerners hide it very
well. I know many that claim
to not be racist but, listen
to them when there aren't any
blacks around. It is disgusting.

[Kurt_and_Hunter]

4. Sometimes expectations are wrong, but not this time

It will be a blow-out for Obama

[book_worm]

5. None of us do, but I hope Edwards surprises everyone.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

6. Obama wins. Edwards could come in second as favorite son

[mondo joe]

7. Hard to imagine Obama not winning. But it sure is an exciting time.

:-)

[AtomicKitten]

9. I wonder how many votes EVM fraud will get?

That is the "candidate" I'm worried about.