'UNDERWOOD/AGUON Team widening the GAP!' Politics  

UNDERWOOD/AGUON Team widening the GAP!

CFelix from Guam -

According to the latest Ron McNinch tracking poll, the Underwood team is running away at faster phase through this stage of the coming general election. It seems that people are not buying into those suppose~d progress reports and buy offs of school improvements. Too shallow, they say and simply asked themselves on why would the good incumbent governor do all these things which he could have done long time ago. Take the COLA for example He contested on this issue twice ;)

Do you also know the real intention of the double-spread construction advertising? Let me give you a hint: Every construction company is obligated to attach a 15% (cashier's check) equivalency ratio off the original projected amount.

Anyway, going back to the tracking poll, U/A Team is ahead of more than 26% gap; whereas, the Camacho Camp's percentile point is almost identical to that of the undecideds being polled :)

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Reply #1 CFelix from Guam -

Hmmmn, it seems you guys are just a full of beeeeezzzzz haHAHAHAHA :)

Reply #2 Bubba from deep in your mind -

Seems this bickering in Guam is the best indication that what is needed is not elections, but to kidnap people at random from the mall and put them in place as our legislators.

Reply #3 CFelix from Guam -

Without monumental technological breakthrough, one will never be able to focus on the tiny scales necessary to put one in the legislature. Take one for example, like John Doe, a sci-fi tv series, he is not kidnapped but his ineptness to exatly understand himself and where he came from is routinely being asked ;) The point is, the existing problem is that no one knows how to deduce from the any given equations of probabilities but by watching the movie entitled, "52 Boys from Brazil, " would definitely give you the answer :)

Reply #4 Bubba from deep in your mind -

Somehow, as one NOT from Gaum... I haven't a clue what is going on there... except a whole lot of bicking.

Now, I fail to understand how watching the TV Series John Doe, or "52 Boys from Brazil" will help me comprehend the situation.

What I was suggesting that is rather than electing people we just grab people at random and put them in office. (And not just for Gaum... it would be a good way to fill the offices in Washington DC too).

Reply #5 CFelix from Guam -

But the main topic itself is about Guam and not about Washington DC. Well, it is better for you to watch those titles instead in order to comprehend of the situation you are trying to perceive. ;)

Reply #6 Csmooth (222.126.98.133) -

As if the Guam Election Commission were not very

capeable of screwing things up on their own we now

learning they may be getting help from no less than a

major US enemy: the government of Venezuelan

President Hugo Chavez.

We now learn that the special US panel that

investigated the Dubai Ports deal now is investigating

the link between the major manufacturer of electronic

voting machines in the US and efforts to conceal that

it owes it was founded by money that came directly

from Chavez.

The story, first reported by the Miami Herald and now

picked-up by the NY Times too, shows how the company

is attempting to get its problem plagued and software

insufficient machines beyond the 17 states and

territories were it has already made sales into other

states and throughout developing nations in Latin

America and elsewhere.

They've also uncovered extraordinary efforts to hide

the true ownership of the electronic voting machine

maker by forming layers of shell ownership

corporations in South America, Europe and various

islands.

Read all about it:

www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/front/15869919.htm

www.nytimes.com/2006/10/29/washington/29ballot.html?hp&ex=1162184400&en=faf32dcfac906fa5&ei=5094&partner=homepage

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