Deus Ex Machina said:
StoOgE said:I agree, but I would throw TX into longshot status, probably longer than the other two.
Something in my gut says an Obama wave and turnout will carry bout Musgrove and Franken to wins. That would get us to 58+2. I just really want it to go to 59+1 in the worst way so we can punish Lieberman.
Slurpy said:Can someone explain to me what the fuck happened here?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WI0iI...45/1003/623445
It seems like McCain tapped Obama, wanting Obama to think that Cindy actually tapped him. Which is why he pointed at her when Obama tried to shake his hand. Ive watched it several times and it becomes funnier everytime you watch it.
Deus Ex Machina said:
Deus Ex Machina said:
ouch, byeDeus Ex said:A shock like this?
Franken will most likely win. There isn't a lot of support up here for Coleman other than the Repub. base. I see a lot more Franken signs, buttons, and stickers everywhere.....not that it's what I'm basing it on, but he seems to have a lot more support here. Minnesota is generally a state that really doesn't like negative campaigning. Pretty much every Coleman ad is attack, attack, attack.....no issues whatsoever. Some of the ads Coleman has been running lately are downright vile....much worse than the garbage McCain/Palin have been running. I can definately see that contributing to Coleman's slide recently in the polls. Plus, as someone already said, a big Obama turnout could really trickle down and help Franken as well.AniHawk said:It's nice to see, and would be even nicer if the world wasn't going to shit all around us. Any chance Franken could close the gap in the final days and make it 57-42-2?
It's like the Northeast and the blue midwestern states expanded thier borders, meeting in the middle and forming one big super-region, wow.mckmas8808 said:
Big John?Iksenpets said:I'll do my best to oust Cornyn, if only to pay him back for making me watch his shitty commercials everyday.
blame space said:"What I don't know is what the unexpected will be."
-John McCain
What? The Mountain West is no where near the GOP"s last refuse.titiklabingapat said:It's like the Northeast and the blue midwestern states expanded thier borders, meeting in the middle and forming one big super-region, wow.
If a realignment happens, I can see the mountain west as the last refuge of the GOP. The deep south isn't for them since Florida+Illinois+Virginia's influence will squeeze it from all sides.
blame space said:Quoting myself for no other reason than WTF HOW ARE THOSE THE FIRST WORDS OUT OF YOUR MOUTH? YOU HAD THE ENTIRE TIME OBAMA WAS TALKING HIS WAY OUT OF THAT BULLSHIT SOFTBALL QUESTION TO THINK OF SOMETHING AND THIS IS WHAT YOU COME UP WITH?
I'm not even sure it makes sense.
Out of all the regions though, it seems like Obama is stalling in the mountain west. Obama is doing very well in the red midwest, gaining in the south and mid-atlantic states but struggling to make ground in the square states outside of NM and CO.grandjedi6 said:What? The Mountain West is no where near the GOP"s last refuse.
Nevada, Colorado and New Mexico are all turning blue this year. And the prairie states and south are staying red this year. So....titiklabingapat said:Out of all the regions though, it seems like Obama is stalling in the mountain west. Obama is doing very well in the red midwest, gaining in the south and mid-atlantic states but struggling to make ground in the square states outside of NM and CO.
But then again, they have relatively low EV so it probably just means that the Obama campaign never had those states in their crosshairs.
Hellcrow said:Hey guys, I got a little interesting question.
Can criminals vote? Is there some statistic on what party different criminals vote? Feks, do most murderers vote Democrats or Republican?
Depends on the state I think.Hellcrow said:Hey guys, I got a little interesting question.
Can criminals vote? Is there some statistic on what party different criminals vote? Feks, do most murderers vote Democrats or Republican?
Tamanon said:Some states allow felons to vote, some don't. No real party numbers.
Well yes and no. Utah is, bizarrely, the reddest state in the Union (if it counts). However as a region of the U.S., the mountain west pales in comparison to the deep south - the L-shaped red cock of death that starts in Kansas, goes through Oklahoma to Texas, and stretches from there all the way to the Atlantic.grandjedi6 said:What? The Mountain West is no where near the GOP"s last refuse.
Hellcrow said:Hey guys, I got a little interesting question.
Can criminals vote? Is there some statistic on what party different criminals vote? Feks, do most murderers vote Democrats or Republican?
[Senator] McCaskill was stepping out of her chair at the end of an MSNBC interview, and Romney was up next. She and a staffer unplugged her various wires, and she handed Romney the earpiece the guests use to hear the host.
"I spit on this before I put it in," she said to Romney, with a sweet smile.
grandjedi6 said:What? The Mountain West is no where near the GOP"s last refuse.
Zeliard said:I felt bad for McCain for much of this campaign, as I used to like him quite a bit (as far as Republicans go), and I don't feel that he believes a lot of the bullshit he's spurted out the past several months (not that this necessarily the greatest quality).
After the Palin pick however, and the recent increasingly desperate and mean-spirited tone his campaign has undertaken, I don't feel sorry for the man at all and welcome Obama's impending win with glee.
It needs to be flushed down, it is getting quite stinky lately.czartim said:Unless we invade Iran or Obama announces he's going to leave Michelle for Elton John, is there even the slightest chance for McCain? Seems like the campaign is circling the drain.
Sleeker said:I didnt see the thing until now where McCain refused to shake Obamas hand at the end (his wife was good enough for that job) and left early while Obama hung around to talk to the crowd.
He fucking hates Obama.
mj1108 said:In the UK: Man shot 3 times for wearing an Obama t-shirt:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ist-gunman--wearing-Barack-Obama-T-shirt.html
Its from the DailyMail and its still the only source. Chance of being correct --- slimmj1108 said:In the UK: Man shot 3 times for wearing an Obama t-shirt:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ist-gunman--wearing-Barack-Obama-T-shirt.html
Sleeker said:I didnt see the thing until now where McCain refused to shake Obamas hand at the end (his wife was good enough for that job) and left early while Obama hung around to talk to the crowd.
He fucking hates Obama.
UK has their wackos as well, its not that surprising.speculawyer said:In the UK? WTF? I'd expect that in the US but in the UK?
Darth Sonik said:To be fair to McCain, they shook hands just as the debate ended. It was when they both blocked Tom Brokaws Teleprompter.
mj1108 said:In the UK: Man shot 3 times for wearing an Obama t-shirt:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ist-gunman--wearing-Barack-Obama-T-shirt.html
Fragamemnon said:Yup, make no mistake Schmidt is the fall guy here.