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12. Well,

Reply to Mass (Original post)

Wed Nov 14, 2012, 12:44 PM

Nov 2012

I wonder what it means then, that there were a LOT of cross ticket voting? People voted for Obama and for Ryan (for assembley). But I guess it could have been the vote flipping I heard about in Paddock Lake, where the vote went from Rob Zerbon to Paul Ryan...

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Another "If less minorities had voted, we would have won" comment by the GOP [View all] Mass Nov 2012 OP

'So, this is what the GOP is for: less people voting.' Angry Dragon Nov 2012 #1

If the people that voted for the other guy couldn't vote, I'd win in a landslide! Mayberry Machiavelli Nov 2012 #2

Exactly deutsey Nov 2012 #3

And the number one reason the GOP pushes photo id, voter purges, and all suppression sinkingfeeling Nov 2012 #4

Let's try, 'If we hadn't tried to run women back to the caves.... peace13 Nov 2012 #5

The party of "personal responsibility" seems to only point fingers, blame others, & make excuses. JaneyVee Nov 2012 #6

Narrow it down JustAnotherGen Nov 2012 #7

TRADITIONAL AMERICANS LET US DOWN! WinkyDink Nov 2012 #8

Who and the hell came up with the ridiculous idea that all people should vote? BlueJazz Nov 2012 #9

If Republicans had their druthers, MineralMan Nov 2012 #10

Guess the GOPers don't believe "people of color" are citizens. Blantant racism. lumpy Nov 2012 #11

Well, EC Nov 2012 #12

Repiglicans want only one thing: xfundy Nov 2012 #13