Funny thing about those provisional ballots in Ohio. I had just moved within a month of 6 weeks and I went to the place I was supposed to vote. It was actually the same place that I voted at where I lived previously because it was a big Catholic church and it contained quite a few precincts (and I only moved about a mile and a half from where I lived before). I wasn't registered where I used to live because I filed a change of address form even before I moved so that it would be up-to-date for Election Day. It wasn't showing that I was registered but I showed them my photo ID and a payroll check. They were very nice and kind to me and let me cast a provisional ballot. I voted about 9am because I worked that morning and didn't want to try voting close to polls closing. I remember staying up all night watching the coverage of this election. I had a casual friend who worked heavily with the Bush/Cheney'04 Campaign. Stumbled upon this video and brought me right back to 2004.
norah o donell was only 30 here. to me this election feels like not that long ago, but she is now a long time vet on the airwaves and it shows how much time has actually passed
Because they thought they could overcome the lead with provisional and absentee ballots, like they did in 2020!!! They weren't as skilled in theft in 2004 it appears.
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You could see Ed Gillespie smile a little when he said that Bush had two hundred and sixty-nine electoral votes.
@sboudreaux27 Because he was a spineless RINO that didn't stand for anything. Gotta give the people a reason to vote for you!!!
Funny thing about those provisional ballots in Ohio. I had just moved within a month of 6 weeks and I went to the place I was supposed to vote. It was actually the same place that I voted at where I lived previously because it was a big Catholic church and it contained quite a few precincts (and I only moved about a mile and a half from where I lived before). I wasn't registered where I used to live because I filed a change of address form even before I moved so that it would be up-to-date for Election Day. It wasn't showing that I was registered but I showed them my photo ID and a payroll check. They were very nice and kind to me and let me cast a provisional ballot. I voted about 9am because I worked that morning and didn't want to try voting close to polls closing. I remember staying up all night watching the coverage of this election. I had a casual friend who worked heavily with the Bush/Cheney'04 Campaign. Stumbled upon this video and brought me right back to 2004.
MSNBC was so much better then.
It wasn’t biased
@@honestmagafanhonestbillsfa452 It was, just not as much!!!
Pat Buchanan is 100% correct about women on welfare
norah o donell was only 30 here. to me this election feels like not that long ago, but she is now a long time vet on the airwaves and it shows how much time has actually passed
Who would have thought that 16 years later MSNBC would be in love with George bush
Back when MSNBC still had a shred of integrity..
They still do! It's just that MAGAs want to live in an echo chamber.
@@darkchocolate3390 Ironic statement.
@@darkchocolate3390 you’re a idiot if you believe that
@@darkchocolate3390 The hell you smoking dude???
Lack of integrity is the GOP brand!
How could Kerry win Ohio when 98% was in and Bush is up 2%
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Because of the absentee and provisional ballots that were not included in that 98% figure
98% is the percent of precincts. Some precincts are bigger. It was probably a 95% chance of Bush winning, but Kerry wanted to make sure
Because they thought they could overcome the lead with provisional and absentee ballots, like they did in 2020!!! They weren't as skilled in theft in 2004 it appears.
36:09 The graphic department’s human.
2:28:00 Apparently, Rudy didn't get that message.
Andrea and Chris are liars
Not a big Bush fan, but John Kerry is an arrogant climate change nutcase.