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how many people died as a result of the 1991 unnamed hurricane, again
And a word about "R-omentum" and "Omentum."
I'm a medical guy. When I see the word "omentum," I cannot help but think of this:
What he's saying makes some sense. If PA goes red because of this goddamn storm, that'll probably be the worst thing I'll have witnessed in my life.
You guys are real cute with the hurricane jokes. It's not going to make people disapprove of Obama, no one is talking about that. But if you don't have power, can't drive, or your voting place doesn't have power, etc., it makes voting extremely difficult. You might be more concerned about being able to get your power back and being able to drive again. Or if your house/apartment complex is in ruins, you might not give a fuck about voting. If people near you are dying or getting injured because of this storm's impact you just might have something else on your mind.
It's really disturbing what Fox is doing on this Libya story. It's quite clear to me that they are making shit up and hoping other media follows them as usual.
It's a great strategy though. Throw some outrageous shit out there and hope someone stumbles or gives a cautious answer. Then make their answer the story to drum up outrage while disappearing the original baseless accusation.
We'll see if it works in 10 days...
how many people died as a result of the 1991 unnamed hurricane, again
Not a death wave by any means, but it cost the equivalent of $2.56 billion of damage. That translates into lots of folks really having to deal with their quality of life being severely altered by the storm, and it would certainly push their willingness to vote in an election to the backburner.Bob left extensive damage throughout New England in its wake, totaling approximately $1.5 billion (1991 USD, $2.56 billion 2012 USD). This made it the second costliest United States hurricane at the time; as of 2010, it ranked twenty-second in the category. In addition, seventeen fatalities were reported in association with Bob. The loss of life and most of the damage occurred as a result of high winds and rough seas. There were six confirmed tornadoes during its passage.
I don't see this as a laughing matter. Not only could it impact the race in ways no one is expecting, but a lot of people could die or at the very least lose their home and have some tough times ahead.
It's really disturbing what Fox is doing on this Libya story. It's quite clear to me that they are making shit up and hoping other media follows them as usual.
If PA flips, Obama has to sweep OH, WI, IA, CO, NV, and NH to win. I don't really see that happening.
Obama can still win if PA flips by taking FL, but I see that as even less likely.
This storm might be single-handedly responsible for setting the U.S. healthcare system back 20 years.
You guys are ridiculous with this PA stuff. VA is the one you should be worried about...
Not a death wave by any means, but it cost the equivalent of $2.56 billion of damage. That translates into lots of folks really having to deal with their quality of life being severely altered by the storm, and it would certainly push their willingness to vote in an election to the backburner.
I come in and see people talking of PA flipping.
What poll has you all losing your minds now?
If PA flips, Obama has to sweep OH, WI, IA, CO, NV, and NH to win. I don't really see that happening.
Obama can still win if PA flips by taking FL, but I see that as even less likely.
This storm might be single-handedly responsible for setting the U.S. healthcare system back 20 years.
I come in and see people talking of PA flipping.
What poll has you all losing your minds now?
I come in and see people talking of PA flipping.
What poll has you all losing your minds now?
What about if CA flips due to all the hippies getting high and forgetting to vote?
I didn't realize it was this bad. According to the map, the storm should localize over Democratic strongholds. PA has me very worried.You guys are real cute with the hurricane jokes. It's not going to make people disapprove of Obama, no one is talking about that. But if you don't have power, can't drive, or your voting place doesn't have power, etc., it makes voting extremely difficult. You might be more concerned about being able to get your power back and being able to drive again. Or if your house/apartment complex is in ruins, you might not give a fuck about voting. If people near you are dying or getting injured because of this storm's impact you just might have something else on your mind.
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This is nothing to scoff at. Irene was ugly. Eastern PA is what delivers this state for Dems every time. If they get hit by a serious storm I don't think there would be enough votes elsewhere to offset that.
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Sandy.I come in and see people talking of PA flipping.
What poll has you all losing your minds now?
How so?
If PA flips, Obama has to sweep OH, WI, IA, CO, NV, and NH to win. I don't really see that happening.
Obama can still win if PA flips by taking FL, but I see that as even less likely.
This storm might be single-handedly responsible for setting the U.S. healthcare system back 20 years.
I come in and see people talking of PA flipping.
What poll has you all losing your minds now?
I didn't realize it was this bad. According to the map, the storm should localize over Democratic strongholds. PA has me very worried.
I didn't realize it was this bad. According to the map, the storm should localize over Democratic strongholds. PA has me very worried.
If Eastern PA has no power and there's tons of rainfall not too many people are going to stand in line to vote. It's hard to vote particularly when there's no power and dangerous weather conditions arise.Nothing here. There was a lovely poll out this morning with Obama up 7 in PA, 49-42. PA is going to be fools' gold once again.
The folks freaking-out here are thinking that the GOP's country-fried base is going to magically drive miles to their nearest polling stations after a hurricane in larger numbers than the largely urban Democratic voters who can, on average, walk a few blocks to their nearest polling station. It's absolutely asinine.
If Eastern PA has no power and there's tons of rainfall not too many people are going to stand in line to vote. It's hard to vote particularly when there's no power and dangerous weather conditions arise.
If PA flips, Romney almost certainly wins. If Romney wins, the PPACA is either repealed or nerfed into irrelevance. If that happens, and if the economy recovers under a Romney presidency, I can't imagine anyone taking another shot at universal healthcare for at least a decade, maybe two.
Nothing here. There was a lovely poll out this morning with Obama up 7 in PA, 49-42. PA is going to be fools' gold once again.
The folks freaking-out here are thinking that the GOP's country-fried base is going to magically drive miles to their nearest polling stations after a hurricane in larger numbers than the largely urban Democratic voters who can, on average, walk a few blocks to their nearest polling stations. It's absolutely asinine.
What about if CA flips due to all the hippies getting high and forgetting to vote?
If Eastern PA has no power and there's tons of rainfall not too many people are going to stand in line to vote. It's hard to vote particularly when there's no power and dangerous weather conditions arise.
If Eastern PA has no power and there's tons of rainfall not too many people are going to stand in line to vote. It's hard to vote particularly when there's no power and dangerous weather conditions arise.
PA is going to get called blue 3 seconds after the polls close as usual.
Scientists are projecting right now that the storm is likely to break up into a whole bunch of smaller but more powerful storms, which will localize over urban centers due to the greater heat emissions. Urban areas are generally democratic strongholds.
Scientists are projecting right now that the storm is likely to break up into a whole bunch of smaller but more powerful storms, which will localize over urban centers due to the greater heat emissions. Urban areas are generally democratic strongholds.
Scientists are projecting right now that the storm is likely to break up into a whole bunch of smaller but more powerful storms, which will localize over urban centers due to the greater heat emissions. Urban areas are generally democratic strongholds.
If you don't have power what the fuck else are you gonna do besides sit around bored? May as well go vote.
Also, uh... aren't the dangerous weather conditions not going to be still around on the actual election day?
I am glad that storms created by nature now have political motivations lol
I am glad that storms created by nature now have political motivations lol
Romney by 8Speaking for VA