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Re: Election 2012
[Re: ronnierocketAGO]
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10/29/12 07:35 PM
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Unless I misunderstood, Mittens cancelled his events today too after the President cancelled that Florida event. It might hurt Willard more in that the news is about this super storm, not the election. That is a day, maybe two at the least lost National TV coverage for him. Who'll be on TV alot? The President, a perk of incumbency. (Think of people's paternal reactions to national emergencies.) After Katrina, no President or national candidate ever wants to be accused of not doing enough or be seen as not being actively involved enough with any hurricane or such disasters. And Willard can't really complain otherwise he'll be criticized for politicizing a natural disaster. It's a media narrative neither side can dictate or control. This can't be side about their proxys. Like this religious yahoo from the right-wing: Sandy is God punishing Americahttp://defendproclaimthefaith.org/blog/?p=2984 Christ I hate these religious nuts. Ah well, you had to figure it was bound to happen. "God will punish the Northeastern states for allowing homosexuality" Tickles my funny bone actually 
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Re: Election 2012
[Re: 123JoeSchmo]
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10/29/12 10:57 PM
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"God will punish the Northeastern states for allowing homosexuality" Actually, God meant to punish just Chris Christie. However he confused him with the Northeastern states.
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Re: Election 2012
[Re: 123JoeSchmo]
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10/29/12 11:33 PM
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Honestly this storm has nothing to do with the election. It has nothing to do with Obama or Romney, and the states it's hitting are in Obama's pocket anyway.
People have made up their minds at this point. It's all about who shows up on voting day. It has taken the election completely out of the media and could all the way until the end of the week, maybe until election day. I think Obama wants to lose. He can move somewhere, and make tens-of-millions writing books and making personal appearances. Also look for us to strike Libya by Sunday. Just a guess.
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Re: Election 2012
[Re: Camarel]
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10/30/12 12:15 AM
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I'm not from the US so have no idea if ABC is biased but if that's true it's terrible news for Obama considering how liberal Pennsylvania is supposed to be . There is difference between voting Democrat and being Liberal. PA is very conservative in lifestyle and lots of NRA members.
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Re: Election 2012
[Re: 123JoeSchmo]
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10/30/12 11:52 AM
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Unless I misunderstood, Mittens cancelled his events today too after the President cancelled that Florida event. It might hurt Willard more in that the news is about this super storm, not the election. That is a day, maybe two at the least lost National TV coverage for him. Who'll be on TV alot? The President, a perk of incumbency. (Think of people's paternal reactions to national emergencies.) After Katrina, no President or national candidate ever wants to be accused of not doing enough or be seen as not being actively involved enough with any hurricane or such disasters. And Willard can't really complain otherwise he'll be criticized for politicizing a natural disaster. It's a media narrative neither side can dictate or control. This can't be side about their proxys. Like this religious yahoo from the right-wing: Sandy is God punishing Americahttp://defendproclaimthefaith.org/blog/?p=2984 Christ I hate these religious nuts. Ah well, you had to figure it was bound to happen. "God will punish the Northeastern states for allowing homosexuality" Tickles my funny bone actually  Tell me about it. These guys need to keep their religious beliefs out of politics and leave what God wanted or didn't want out of it.
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Re: Election 2012
[Re: ronnierocketAGO]
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10/30/12 12:15 PM
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I know I said I would quit, but can the local factbusters verify whether its true Romney only called the GOP Governors affected by Sandy?
With this reality we live in, I can't tell what's obviously false or true anymore.
EDIT - one right-wing tweet conspiracy I'm reading this morning is Christie is trying to sabotage Romney so this would open up a '16 bid for himself.
Confirmed, I just saw on Fox and MSNBC that Romney only called Republican Governors yesterday. While Obama called ALL affected states (regardless of party) including Republican Party Convention's keynote speaker from NJ Chris Christie THREE times yesterday even waking him up from sleep.
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Re: Election 2012
[Re: Sicilian Babe]
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10/30/12 02:52 PM
10/30/12 02:52 PM
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Although I usually think of Governor Christie as an arrogant blowhard, his handling of the crisis has been exemplary, and his praise of President Obama was surprisingly gracious. Hey SB, you're back!!  All is ok? I take it you have power back? Yes, I can't stand Christie's know-it-all attitude and his very very rude behavior at times, BUT I do give him credit for, at least now, putting politics aside and give credit where credit is do. I hear he and the mayor (NJ Mayor maybe?) are having issues?? TIS
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Re: Election 2012
[Re: 123JoeSchmo]
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10/30/12 03:05 PM
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Disagree with some of that chart by abc news. Florida and Colorado are definitely Romney at this point. But it's true at this point everything else is a toss up If Obama could not hold on to this state, Florida, which has a huge minority population, plus all the NY types who relocated, I think he's in big trouble in Ohio, PA, Iowa and other states. Just a guess.
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Re: Election 2012
[Re: Skinny_Vinny]
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10/30/12 04:14 PM
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No Vinny, FLorida is a weird state. All the NY people are in Dade and Broward counties in the Southeast, and they will vote Obama by more than 55%. In the midddle is the I-4 corridor, which stretches from Daytona through Orlando to Tampa Bay. There are midwest transplants, people in NASA, toursim and others in Orlando, ditto Tampa Bay. This could go either way and usually does. Obama carried it last time this time he trails here. North of I-4 corridor, it might as well be Alabama.
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Re: Election 2012
[Re: Mist]
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10/30/12 06:43 PM
10/30/12 06:43 PM
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http://mlkshk.com/r/KREEHey remember in the GOP debates when Romney wanted to privatize FEMA? Oh yeah FEMA spending was "immoral," that victims in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana should've have received government assistance. "It makes no sense!" You all don't think he'll be hammered with this by the weekend, at the latest next monday? (This buttered with Christie publicly trying to decapitate Willard's dreams.)
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Re: Election 2012
[Re: ronnierocketAGO]
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10/30/12 06:46 PM
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In regards to that: Did you see the clips of reporters asking Mitt over and over again about Fema and if he'd get rid of it. The guy totally ignores them and keeps right on walking. Mitt's all about pleasing the crowd he happens to be with at the time. TIS
"Mankind must put an end to war before war puts an end to mankind. War will exist until that distant day when the conscientious objector enjoys the same reputation and prestige that the warrior does today." JFK
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Re: Election 2012
[Re: The Italian Stallionette]
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10/30/12 06:50 PM
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In regards to that: Did you see the clips of reporters asking Mitt over and over again about Fema and if he'd get rid of it. The guy totally ignores them and keeps right on walking. Mitt's all about pleasing the crowd he happens to be with at the time. TIS Instead of doing a campaign rally disguised as a charity event (with banners and press passes still calling this a "Victory Rally"), why didn't he just stay home for one day and I dunno, donate a million bucks to the Red Cross? And what do you know, he's back out campaigning tomorrow in Florida. (Huh, I thuoght he had that state won. What gives Skinny?) Ah, Skinny will defend Willard, including not even calling the Democratic Governors of the states going through this mess and how FEMA really is getting in the way of recovery. And that Cristie is evil or something. Whatever his sources will tell him tonight, tomorrow.
Last edited by ronnierocketAGO; 10/30/12 06:51 PM.
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Re: Election 2012
[Re: ronnierocketAGO]
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10/30/12 07:14 PM
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Michael "Brownie" Brown is the one person Willard doesn't want publicly criticizing another President on how to respond to a Hurricane. What's next, Jerry Sandusky attacking a youth athletics program?
You're not doing a heck of a job, Brownie. Did I hear Mr. "heck of a job Brownie" criticized the President for acting too swiftly?  TIS
"Mankind must put an end to war before war puts an end to mankind. War will exist until that distant day when the conscientious objector enjoys the same reputation and prestige that the warrior does today." JFK
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Re: Election 2012
[Re: ronnierocketAGO]
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10/30/12 08:27 PM
10/30/12 08:27 PM
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Skinny_Vinny
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In regards to that: Did you see the clips of reporters asking Mitt over and over again about Fema and if he'd get rid of it. The guy totally ignores them and keeps right on walking. Mitt's all about pleasing the crowd he happens to be with at the time. TIS Instead of doing a campaign rally disguised as a charity event (with banners and press passes still calling this a "Victory Rally"), why didn't he just stay home for one day and I dunno, donate a million bucks to the Red Cross? And what do you know, he's back out campaigning tomorrow in Florida. (Huh, I thuoght he had that state won. What gives Skinny?) Ah, Skinny will defend Willard, including not even calling the Democratic Governors of the states going through this mess and how FEMA really is getting in the way of recovery. And that Cristie is evil or something. Whatever his sources will tell him tonight, tomorrow. LOL Ronnie. Is saying "Willard" supposed to by like saying "Barack Hussein Obama"? I'm watching the election like everyone else Ronnie. Not really defending or criticizing anyone right now. Thanks.
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