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The economy is going to improve-- barring unforeseen circumstances-- regardless of who is President. We're already seeing underlying signs of recovery.
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You know exactly why...
everyone says that clicheit took bush eight years to **** it all up..
but they expect Obama to fix it in four.
They don't see it as a vote for Romney, more like a vote against Obama
everyone says that cliche . Bush didn't really **** it up. It was a ticking time bomb. Our economy hasn't really ever been **** since FDR was in office.
Homie has to win Ohio in order to have ANY shot to win.
I did, but I don't come and post "(You pick the president) F*k'd up the economy" unless you're just a hard headed Rep or Democrat who just wants to point blame because it's not the President you're party affiliated with.. I'm Independent, I voted for Obama last go round..Read your first three words.
EXACTLY!!!! very few people understand that because they have their Red/Blue glasses on...everyone says that cliche. Bush didn't really **** it up. It was a ticking time bomb. Our economy hasn't really ever been **** since FDR was in office.
EXACTLY. It's also pretty sad for the Republican party when you have to CHEAT TO SEAL A VICTORY.
WASHINGTON — Sporadic problems were reported Tuesday at polling places around the country, many in Pennsylvania including a confrontation involving Republican inspectors over access to some polls and a voting machine that lit up for Republican Mitt Romney even when a voter pressed the button for President Barack Obama.
One Florida elections office mistakenly told voters in robocalls the election was on Wednesday.
Although the majority of complaints were about extremely long lines, the Election Protection coalition of civil rights and voting access groups said they had gotten some more serious calls among more than 69,000 received on a toll-free voter protection hotline.
"The calls have been hot and heavy all day long," said Barbara Arnwine, president of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.
In Philadelphia, the Republican Party said 75 legally credentialed voting inspectors were blocked from polling places in the heavily Democratic city, prompting the GOP to obtain a court order providing them access. Local prosecutors were also looking into the reports. Democratic Party officials did not immediately return a message seeking comment.
Also in central Pennsylvania, officials said the voting machine that switched a person's vote from Obama to Romney has been recalibrated and is back in service.
Pennsylvania Department of State spokesman Ron Ruman said the Perry County voter notified elections officials of the problem after trying to cast his ballot Tuesday. Video of what Ruman called a "momentary glitch" was widely viewed on YouTube.
Pennsylvania was also the scene of what a state Common Cause official called "widespread" confusion over voter ID requirements. The state this year enacted a new photo ID requirement but it was put on hold for Tuesday's election by a judge amid concern many voters would not be able to comply on time.
Barry Kauffman, executive director of Common Cause in Pennsylvania, said election workers in many places were demanding IDs even though they are not required. It was unclear, however, just how many voters may have been turned away or discouraged.
"There seems to be a lot of confusion about voter ID. Apparently the poll workers were not adequately trained," he said.
This. There's only two people at fault here. Yourself and your employer. At some point you know you're going to have to take responsibility for your own Misfortune. If you find that you aren't making enough money, pick up new skills or improve your work ethics to make yourself more valuable. And hopefully your employer will take note.Blame your boss for not getting a pay raise.
Hey_
Trickle down economics does. not. work!
When will people get it?
Julius F. Wrek
I just came from the polling stations and the volunteers are either morons or don't want you to vote. I go to the front desk and give them my ID, they tell me my ED is 44. Wait half an hour on the ED 44 line and when I get to the front they can't find me in the book so they check another book to tell me my ED is 43. I explain to them the front desk told me my ED was 44 and show them a paper the front desk gave me saying my ED was 44. They admit to their mistake, apologize, and tell me I still have to stand on the ED 43 line which is twice the size of the line I was just on. After giving them a piece of my mind I just showed them my largest finger and went home. So heated right now.
Later tonight, but Electoral isn't until December I believe.Not really too familiar with all of this....but when do we start getting a realistic picture on the voting results? At what point tonight?
everyone says that cliche. Bush didn't really **** it up. It was a ticking time bomb. Our economy hasn't really ever been **** since FDR was in office.