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2016 Postmortem

robinlynne

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7. and stole 13 Congressional seats, not to mention down ballot items. So you belive that Obama only wo

Reply to brooklynite (Reply #5)

Sun Sep 16, 2012, 05:08 PM

Sep 2012

won 2008 by 3 percent? I saw hundreds of thousands of people waiting in the rain and sun to vote.
Obama had 60 or 70% of the 2008 vote, easy. Didn't you notice they called it as close still? They just did not steal quite enough that year.

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How do you know a state is no longer within Romney's reach? [View all] grantcart Sep 2012 OP

Is this a riddle? The answer, then, is you can not know. robinlynne Sep 2012 #1

when a pollster says that a state isn't even worth polling until the week before the election, grantcart Sep 2012 #2

I get that. I'm saying nothing is anything until the counting of the votes is over. Just remember robinlynne Sep 2012 #3

Using, for the most part, the voting machine that gave Obama a win in 2008... brooklynite Sep 2012 #5

and stole 13 Congressional seats, not to mention down ballot items. So you belive that Obama only wo robinlynne Sep 2012 #7

Obama won by 7% not 3%. former9thward Sep 2012 #8

Show me a poll (even PPP) that gave Obama 60-70%. brooklynite Sep 2012 #9

Obama won PA by 10.2 points in 2008 fujiyama Sep 2012 #11

Good to hear :) n/t Tx4obama Sep 2012 #4

Does this mean we won't get 24/7 political ads here in PA? Freddie Sep 2012 #6

maybe not so many for President... Blue Belle Sep 2012 #10

Now we're bombarded by Tom Smith's ads BlueInPhilly Sep 2012 #12