The Yeldarb Effect - again

[Coexist]

Yesterday, I was pulled aside, again.

Another republican, after first securing promise of not letting it get out, told me he was voting for Obama.

Another made me promise to not tell her husband, but Palin was a joke, and she wouldn't risk our country like that.

This makes more closet Obamicans I have been approached by than I have fingers and toes.

The Yeldarb Effect. Coming to election results near you.

[amitten]

1. Yep, they're all over the place. Won't admit to voting Obama,

but they are.

Let's hear the media talk about THAT (I'm looking at you, Anderson Cooper).

[WeDidIt]

2. dednemmoceR dna dekciK

:evilgrin:

[Coexist]

5. LOL!

[Generic Brad]

3. I may have to change my screen name

How does Generic Yeldarb sound?

[Coexist]

9. perfect.

[babylonsister]

4. I welcome their vote, but think this is pathetic. So they'd rather

their friends and whomever think they're voting for the candidate who won't change a thing? What the hell are they afraid of? To me, this is disheartening. We live among a bunch of stinking cowards who have made this country what it has become.

[mopinko]

7. i agree.

sad. but i'll take those votes, anyway.

[CakeGrrl]

8. I'll take the votes we can get. I understand why it happens even if

I wish it were otherwise.

Sometimes it's more effort to try to reason with die-hards than it's worth.

How much work can you do on the woman who was told to her face by John McCain himself that Obama isn't an Arab, only to say afterward that she knows McCain really knows "the truth"?

I'm looking forward to the media scratching their heads over why the Bradley Effect didn't seem to work after they've pimped it so very hard. :evilgrin:

[quiet.american]

6. "Yeldarb" lol! Keep 'em coming! nt