TheBlackCatCrossing wrote:So disappointed right now.
Me too.
Election Day 2012
Re: Election Day 2012
by Carl » November 7th, 2012, 4:20 am
Me too.
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Re: Election Day 2012
by KentuckyWildcat » November 7th, 2012, 4:22 am
Juliette wrote:TheBlackCatCrossing wrote:So disappointed right now.
Me too.
Is it OK if I ask why? I thought you guys were Obama supporters, and things look pretty good for him right now.
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Re: Election Day 2012
by Carl » November 7th, 2012, 4:26 am
KentuckyWildcat wrote:Juliette wrote:TheBlackCatCrossing wrote:So disappointed right now.
Me too.
Is it OK if I ask why? I thought you guys were Obama supporters, and things look pretty good for him right now.
Last I looked, Romney is winning.
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Re: Election Day 2012
by KentuckyWildcat » November 7th, 2012, 4:28 am
Technically he is right now, but the way the electoral college works, the election pretty much hinges on Ohio, Florida, Virginia, Nevada, Colorado, and Iowa at this point. Romney pretty much needs all of those, and he looks behind in at least Ohio and Nevada currently.
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Re: Election Day 2012
by DGFone » November 7th, 2012, 4:32 am
Plus: California. A boatload of Obama votes that are not counted yet.
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Re: Election Day 2012
by TheBlackCatCrossing » November 7th, 2012, 4:48 am
KentuckyWildcat wrote:Juliette wrote:TheBlackCatCrossing wrote:So disappointed right now.
Me too.
Is it OK if I ask why? I thought you guys were Obama supporters, and things look pretty good for him right now.
I am and he keeps trailing behind. Do people seriously think he could fix problems in four years?!? Give him a chance. I am counting on my home state. Go CALI!!
184>172. I know I shouldn't be surprised that Romney wins the Southern votes but still.
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Re: Election Day 2012
by DGFone » November 7th, 2012, 4:54 am
TBH, I doubt that if Obama will win, the next four years will prove to be any useful. Congress is now dominated by Republicans, and their lead only increased with the current election, so the only way Obama will be able to do anything is through executive orders...
...which will always be eyed with suspicion and made sure that they follow the constitution.
Not to mention, compared to Obama's landslide in 2008, seeing how close things are now, it's a reflection on his performance. 2008? OBAMA! Now? Meh.
...which will always be eyed with suspicion and made sure that they follow the constitution.
Not to mention, compared to Obama's landslide in 2008, seeing how close things are now, it's a reflection on his performance. 2008? OBAMA! Now? Meh.
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Re: Election Day 2012
by TheRoguePrince » November 7th, 2012, 4:55 am
Tora wrote:I know some look at Obama with disappointment, but give him 4 more years and I think you'll think differently.
Just wanted to say that with both Bush and Clinton, their first terms were much better than their second. So I think Obama will probably be the same way...
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Re: Election Day 2012
by TheBlackCatCrossing » November 7th, 2012, 4:59 am
^I think if he were to be reelected, he will SHINE. But as DGFone said, his powers will be limited now that the conservatives won the House. AT least the Democrats won the Senate.
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Re: Election Day 2012
by Regulus » November 7th, 2012, 5:02 am
Looks like Obama's getting Florida. That's a nice 29 votes.
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