Obama would win without OH and FL.gut;1314710 wrote:Amazing that this election appears to hinge on margins of about 50k in both FL and OH.
A good thing? we're essentially finished, we get no more chances ....... the decline into Europe will be complete. Asia will now overtake us in all things over the next decade. What a sad commentary on what once was a great nation.BigAppleBuckeye;1314705 wrote:I think this would actually be a good thing ... at least a third party, in some capacity, would have had an impact on this election. A baby step toward third-party legitimacy would be a refreshing end result, in my opinion.
I wish, but the system will have to collapse before that happens (which is probably close to happening)BigAppleBuckeye;1314715 wrote:I am still an eternal optimist that some day this country will grow beyond the two party system ... but that is a story for another day.
The CNN poll was +11IggyPride00;1314725 wrote:Fox News just said in their exit polls that the electorate was Democrat +6, 38-32.
Looks like all the whining and complaining about skewed polls and weighted samples was just an unwillingness to see reality. Amazing.
QuakerOats;1314726 wrote:A good thing? we're essentially finished, we get no more chances ....... the decline into Europe will be complete. Asia will now overtake us in all things over the next decade. What a sad commentary on what once was a great nation.
This isn't even him acting out. This is day to day operation.wes_mantooth;1314734 wrote:Wow
No, turnout did not match 2008. It fell within the margin of error and flat toss-up area. The margin of error was so razor-thin that it probably came down to a superior ground-game from the Dems, both on election day and early voting. That and, honestly, Sandy might have been a difference maker, not because Obama looked presidential or whatever but because it pushed Romney to page two and distracted from Benghazi. And, yeah, the auto-bailout is the margin in OH but what happened in FL?IggyPride00;1314711 wrote: I am personally stunned as I didn't see this coming. Most of the polls were wrong because the likely voter models weren't getting an accurate picture of the electorate. The Obama team clearly new something we didn't.
Seriously?tk421;1314735 wrote:I really do hate this country sometimes. I don't see how we have any kind of future on the path towards European model that has already been shown to fail.
They didn't have a conservative option.gut;1314737 wrote:but what happened in FL?
The European entitlement mentality has taken root. Get used to it.tk421;1314735 wrote:I really do hate this country sometimes. I don't see how we have any kind of future on the path towards European model that has already been shown to fail.
yes, dead serious. The path towards European socialism is doomed to fail. We will have high UE, high taxes, high spending, lower cost of living. What exactly do you see happening that is going to jump start this country into a better and brighter future? More people living off the government, more people living paycheck to paycheck, more minimum wage jobs, lower hours.rmolin73;1314738 wrote:Seriously?
Well, on the bright side business should be good for me.believer;1314742 wrote:The European entitlement mentality has taken root. Get used to it.
I can't wait for 4 more years of the same tired bullshit that no one believes or cares being posted on Facebook. At least if someone else wins the retarded shit is new material.BigAppleBuckeye;1314743 wrote:I love the overreactions ... on cue, I am seeing "I'm leaving the country posts" on Facebook haha.
Not at all. It's the minorities that gave Obama OH, FL and NV. Repubs had already lost those, and Romney/Ryan made very little headway, if any.Cleveland Buck;1314741 wrote:They didn't have a conservative option.