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I see Alan Grayson is back. That guy was straight comedy. 
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Bill Clinton was super over in 2000. His approval rating was ridiculously high.
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Lets hear you apologize and admit you're predictions were completely wrong. Instead of pointing the finger at me and assuming what I think about Christie.
Honest truth, no one is going to care about Hurricane Sandy 3 years from now, nationally. Christie also doesn't have a shot as long as he's fat. America would never elect a fat president to be the leader of the free-world. They don't even elect bald candidates. This country is harsh son.
Criticizing a wack record ≠ being wrong.. try again
No president has been elected with such a terrible record before. Da voters once again gave obama da benefit da doubt & said its bush's fault.
Obama lost da independent vote by more then 16 points = aka ninjahood wasnt da only one
Who was disappointed in his 1st term. So miss me with " i was wrong". If anything alot of ya lack reality of how da mainstream america feels.
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The leaning of the country is cyclical. Quote this in four years. We'll have a Republican in the WH. Dems will be hard pressed to find somebody as energizing as Obama.
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Republicans, you have two choices. You can continue to pout, whine, play the blame game, and continue to LOSE. Or you can reexamine your policies and tactics and start working with your fellow Americans to make this country stronger, not divided. And in the process remain relevant and a viable political party. The choice is yours.
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Lets hear you apologize and admit you're predictions were completely wrong. Instead of pointing the finger at me and assuming what I think about Christie.
Honest truth, no one is going to care about Hurricane Sandy 3 years from now, nationally. Christie also doesn't have a shot as long as he's fat. America would never elect a fat president to be the leader of the free-world. They don't even elect bald candidates. This country is harsh son.
Criticizing a wack record ≠ being wrong.. try again
No president has been elected with such a terrible record before. Da voters once again gave obama da benefit da doubt & said its bush's fault.
Obama lost da independent vote by more then 16 points = aka ninjahood wasnt da only one
Who was disappointed in his 1st term. So miss me with " i was wrong". If anything alot of ya lack reality of how da mainstream america feels.
You missed the point I reiterated (from Begala) regarding PID a few pages back.
It was a red herring.
The '08 election shifted Independents to the Democratic party; the Tea Party movement shifted Republicans to identify as Independents. As a result, the Independent vote was unusually conservative this year.
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“The percentage of single women, minorities and voters under 30 is so large at this point that unless the Republican Party fundamentally changes its appeal to those voters, it can never win an election,” Morris said.
Basically that ^^
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Da GOP couldn't shake da extreme right wing from their party...
I mean c'mon...abortion platform in 2012? Lulz
Its pretty obvious obama sucks when it comes on economic policies, i mean
Da man RAN on a platform of RAISING taxes...& WON...that's how bad da GOP had it
Wrong with social issues.
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Jay-Z and Beyonce endorsed him.
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This is from October 9th, four weeks before the election. Really funny in hindsight.
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[h1]POLLSTER: I'm Not Polling Three Big Swing States Anymore, Because Mitt Romney Has Them In The Bag[/h1]
David Paleologos, the director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center, dropped a bombshell on The O'Reilly Factor last night. He told Bill O'Reilly that the center would not be polling in the three key swing states of North Carolina, Florida and Virginia, because it would not be a prudent use of resources.
Why? Because Paleologos said Republican nominee Mitt Romney has all three states in the bag.
“In places like North Carolina, Virginia and Florida, we’ve already painted those red. We’re not polling any of those states again," he said. "We’re focusing on the remaining states.”
"Let me stop you there. You're convinced that Florida, North Carolina and Virginia are going to go for Romney?" O'Reilly said, rather shell-shocked. That's probably because Obama still has a very slight edge in the Real Clear Politics average of Virginia polling, and because he trails by just 0.7 points and 3 points, respectively, in Florida and North Carolina.
Paleologos explained that Obama was not in a good spot before his consensus loss in the debate, which has spiked Romney in polling ever since. Suffolk's poll found Obama up 46-44 in the state, and Paleologos said it would be difficult for Obama to climb to 50 percent now.
Suffolk's recent poll of Florida before the debate found almost the same type of situation — Obama led only 46-43. Suffolk, however, has not yet polled North Carolina during the 2012 cycle.
Paleologos said he doesn't see the effect in "lean Obama" states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin yet, though other polling agencies have found races tightening there.
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[h1]POLLSTER: I'm Not Polling Three Big Swing States Anymore, Because Mitt Romney Has Them In The Bag[/h1]
David Paleologos, the director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center, dropped a bombshell on The O'Reilly Factor last night. He told Bill O'Reilly that the center would not be polling in the three key swing states of North Carolina, Florida and Virginia, because it would not be a prudent use of resources.
Why? Because Paleologos said Republican nominee Mitt Romney has all three states in the bag.
“In places like North Carolina, Virginia and Florida, we’ve already painted those red. We’re not polling any of those states again," he said. "We’re focusing on the remaining states.”
"Let me stop you there. You're convinced that Florida, North Carolina and Virginia are going to go for Romney?" O'Reilly said, rather shell-shocked. That's probably because Obama still has a very slight edge in the Real Clear Politics average of Virginia polling, and because he trails by just 0.7 points and 3 points, respectively, in Florida and North Carolina.
Paleologos explained that Obama was not in a good spot before his consensus loss in the debate, which has spiked Romney in polling ever since. Suffolk's poll found Obama up 46-44 in the state, and Paleologos said it would be difficult for Obama to climb to 50 percent now.
Suffolk's recent poll of Florida before the debate found almost the same type of situation — Obama led only 46-43. Suffolk, however, has not yet polled North Carolina during the 2012 cycle.
Paleologos said he doesn't see the effect in "lean Obama" states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin yet, though other polling agencies have found races tightening there.
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That statement applies to YOU more than anyone else in here champ. President Obama won the electoral college and and more importantly the popular count. So obviously mainstream America still likes and feels confident about Obama. What do you have to say about that?? Actually, save that thought for after you give us your concession speech.
You dudes said that four years ago when Obama got elected the first time, and now today we find that statement to be false on ya'll end. Why should we believe you this time??The leaning of the country is cyclical. Quote this in four years. We'll have a Republican in the WH
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But daddy yankee endorsed romney. Didn't really have much of an affect on hispanic voters. Endorsements play little to no roll in getting voters to vote for a particular party.
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I see Alan Grayson is back. That guy was straight comedy.
Someone we may both support?? Is that possible?
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aint nobody listening to reggaeton anymore lol
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The based on the chart 2 pages ago the republicans pretty much lost every single demographic except middle aged and senior citizen white married males.
EVERY LAST ONE.
Hispanics, blacks, single women, asians, young voters = L's
The face of the nation is changing. Republicans need to recognize that or they'll be screwed. And all the demographic groups they lost in are only guaranteed to grow over the next four years.
EVERY LAST ONE.
Hispanics, blacks, single women, asians, young voters = L's
The face of the nation is changing. Republicans need to recognize that or they'll be screwed. And all the demographic groups they lost in are only guaranteed to grow over the next four years.
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He also endorsed mccain in 2008 to little to no avail.
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The most subjective comment ever made. He actually has a pretty damn good record.
That's why he ran on it. And won
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Who is Daddy Yankee compared to those two. If you don't think that endorsements have no role in getting voters to vote for a party, you need to take off the blinders. Agreed with what dajoka said. They'll be hard pressed to get the college vote (studies prove that young people don't vote in droves) and Black vote next time around.
single women are the easiest people to manipulate especially when you run a "War on Women" campaign.
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^^^ A guy from Brooklyn who hates liberals.
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But provide me with a link in which an undecided voter casted his ballot in this election, based on endorsements from jay-z and Beyonce.Who is Daddy Yankee compared to those two. If you don't think that endorsements have no role in getting voters to vote for a party, you need to take off the blinders. Agreed with what dajoka said. They'll be hard pressed to get the college vote (studies prove that young people don't vote in droves) and Black vote next time around.
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Daddy Yankee is completely misinformed.
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Dude, elected Dems don't compromise either and only further the divide. It's laughable that we try to place blame on one side or the other when they are both guility.
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Who is Daddy Yankee compared to those two. If you don't think that endorsements have no role in getting voters to vote for a party, you need to take off the blinders. Agreed with what dajoka said. They'll be hard pressed to get the college vote (studies prove that young people don't vote in droves) and Black vote next time around.
It's pretty easy to run a "war on women" campaign when the other party is quite literally waging a war on women's rights.
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At least the Republican party can say they gained the support of a certain Washington Heights resident. I'm not sure what demographic that would fall under or even if Republicans want that support as it appears to be more harm than good but at least they know they have his support for years to come, be it toxic or not.
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