If NC goes blue, I'll....

[marions ghost]

(finish the sentence)______________________________________

[elleng]

1. don't have a hat to eat, but wouldn't anyway,

BUT WILL visit my cousin in NC, and party!!!

[grasswire]

2. eat vinegar BBQ nt

[karmaqueen]

3. LOVE eastern NC BBQ! n/t

[GentryDixon]

9. I have the best NC BBQ & slaw recipe.

I found it in a magazine years ago. My family loves it, so I make it often.

I try to limit my intake, but my husband is an NC boy through & through, so I learned long ago not to try to change his habits.

[bowens43]

4. Youre hard core.... nt

[karmaqueen]

5. Be so PROUD!!!n/t

[ncgrits]

6. holler even louder than I did in 2008 and head to Franlkin St. to celebrate. nt

[gopiscrap]

7. if NC goes blue, mittens is toast by 5:01pm on the west coast!

[obxhead]

10. Not quite, but

If FL, NC, VA, and PA all fall it's over before CST polling even closes.

Such a grand thought. I could be in bed by 9 pm knowing Obama won.

[gopiscrap]

12. I'd say PA and VA are pretty secure

if that's the case, then Obama doesn't even need FL

[danbeee46]

8. ...laugh my tush off,

That's because my daughter's inlaws live in NC and they are staunch anti-Obama people. Their arrogance needs to take a big hit.

[FemVet]

11. They must not live in/near a college town?

I grew up in NC near the research triangle and I was stoked to go home (I live in VA now) and see all of the Obama supporters! The biggest problem with NC is that all of the smaller more secluded communities make it a point to bus every single person who is voting conservatively to the polls, or at least that's what happened with the prop 8 law (gay marriage). I get what you are saying though, I live in a military community and for some reason these people think they have to vote republican, I can't wait to draw huge chalk arrows on my car pointing to my Obama sticker the day after he wins.

[marions ghost]

14. Hope you'll be drawing arrows!

Welcome to DU FemVet. It'll be interesting to see how the military in NC goes this time, because Obama's tried reasonably hard to support the active military and VA. The Republicans in the Senate thwarted the jobs bill for returning veterans--surely that must speak to some in the military at this point. And while Romney avoids even mentioning that festering Afghan conflict, Obama is committed to a realistic timeline for downsizing it.

I have more hope for the military being split than the rural folks. In NC like in most other states, the biggest divide is rural/urban. Talk about needing liberation (from Fox & the 1%) in the name of Democracy...NC has been Koched. (Cooked?)

Gonna be a squeaker.

[NRaleighLiberal]

13. start breathing again so I am no longer blue!

(not really, but that's what your OP reminded me of!!!)

We did it four years ago, we can do it again!

[marions ghost]

15. I like your optimism NRL

I'm starting to believe it's possible, since Bombney is bombing so bad. But I fear the election riggers are gearing up for some overtime. Am particularly worried about the 50% of counties that have unverifiable e-voting. We saw it before & I think we'll see it again. Machines that malfunction, vote-switching, lost data & "lost" data. And now not even any exit polling (thank you Bushites). I don't trust the system. Glad Michelle Obama is speaking out about the need for election reform.

When so many feel it's their just & God-given duty to stop Obama...