So is this storm kind of the opposite of Irene?
Irene largely spared the coastal urban areas but fucked up the inland rural areas.
It looks like Sandy fucked up the big cities and the coast pretty bad but wasn't too terrible outside the metro areas.
Rasmussen
R 49
O 47
? Gallup and Rasmussen haven't moved at all. Same with PPP yesterday. Ruters/Ipsos and RAND moved slightly to Romney yesterday Only one from yesterday to show any Obama movement I believe was ABC which Obama gained 1 to put the race into a tie. I think that covers all the daily trackers to my knowledge.
I'm glad Romney is taking care of the real problem. My parents have no power, phone or internet but what they really need is can of fucking green beans.
You are bummer incarnate.
It pretty much fucked everything up, it's just that the city stuff is reported on more due to how many are affected by things like subway closures.
Things being shut down isn't necessary a good thing. If I want to go eat lunch, I might want to go vote along the way. Most of the people here would go vote rain or shine, but the trick to winning the election is getting all those people who DON'T want to waste a trip "just to go vote." I don't think this necessarily matters anywhere the storm hit, but I'm just throwing the point out there.
It sounds like Upstate didn't get too much damage, though. At least not anything on the scale of Irene.
Right at 7am. Was out just before 8:30.
Time to panic.
Well, he said most of the trackers aren moving upward which isn't true. Only ABC did yesterday, either there was a slight romney bump (Reuters/Ipsos & RAND) or no movement at all (Ramussen/Gallup/PPP).
Edit: lol signs outside the event Romney is holding this morning calling it a campaign rally
https://twitter.com/JFKucinich/status/263278891114840064/photo/1
Good job hiding your true intentions there Mitt.
This thread moves too fast. What did I miss?
I'm down in Broward, which is the most Democratic county in the state, so your two statements may have to do with one another.Damn. I'm glad I went on a Monday morning then
..for Romney. I live in a very red district
Cheebs is bumming everyone out.
He is holding his rally today he said he would cancel out of respect to the hurricane efforts, but then last minute last night the campaign decided to go ahead with all their planned rallies. Except they are asking the rally goers to bring cans of soup. Volia! Instantly holding rallies are a-ok again.
If you're that cavalier about voting--"let's go grab McD's oh hey look there's a polling place"--you are probably not registered, or rarely vote and have no idea where your polling place is. You are an extremely unlikely voter and would probably be vastly outnumbered by the people who want to vote and definitely have the free time with a day off.
Interesting personal anecdote:
In this election season, I have not gotten one single call on my cell phone from a pollster. (I'm 25 and I don't have a land line.)
My parents get multiple calls almost every single day from pollsters, both legitimate and partisan.
I lean liberal, my parents lean conservative. We're in Ohio, BTW.
Rasmussen
R 49
O 47
? Gallup and Rasmussen haven't moved at all. Same with PPP yesterday. Ruters/Ipsos and RAND moved slightly to Romney yesterday Only one from yesterday to show any Obama movement I believe was ABC which Obama gained 1 to put the race into a tie. I think that covers all the daily trackers to my knowledge.
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Reporters at romney event on twitter saying this is clearly a campaign event. Same intro music, same stage set up, same intro video they always run from the debate, etc.
BREAKING: Reporters at romney event on twitter saying this is clearly a campaign event. Same intro music, same stage set up, same intro video they always run from the debate, etc.
Need someone to inject some hopium in me STAT.
I think of Cheebs as comic relief. I hope him and PD keep it up until election day because it's hilarious
throw a little Diablos and that other dude into the mix, and it's always funny
Need someone to inject some hopium in me STAT.
Reporters at romney event on twitter saying this is clearly a campaign event. Same intro music, same stage set up, same intro video they always run from the convention, etc.
Realistically, that's exactly the type of voter Obama would want to try to reach- the ones that WOULD vote on the way to McDonalds whereas they otherwise wouldn't. Hell, the Obama ground game would probably take them to McDonalds and then to go vote.
Reporters at romney event on twitter saying this is clearly a campaign event. Same intro music, same stage set up, same intro video they always run from the convention, etc.
Reporters at romney event on twitter saying this is clearly a campaign event. Same intro music, same stage set up, same intro video they always run from the convention, etc.
Trump helping in every way he canDonald J. Trump ‏@realDonaldTrump
Because of the hurricane, I am extending my 5 million dollar offer for President Obama's favorite charity until 12PM on Thursday.
Donald J. Trump ‏@realDonaldTrump
Not only giving out money, but Obama will be seen today standing in water and rain like he is a real President --- don't fall for it.
Since it's reporters saying it's a campaign event, you would think they'd report on this being a campaign event.
But that's probably asking too much. They've done their civil and professional duty by sending a tweet.
Trump helping in every way he can
The media had better fucking report this as him going back on his word to stop campaigning during the hurricane stuff, while Obama is clearly not campaigning and doing his job.
In fairness, I think Cheebo means the guy from NPR. He might actually report on it.
The true spirit of New York.
Obama has not been down in any of the polling aggregate websites in Ohio even ONCE the entire year. Closest was Obama +0.7% in the immediate aftermath of the Republican Convention.
Obama has been ahead in Virginia for ALMOST the entire year and has a far superior ground game there.
Obama is essentially ahead in every battle ground state for almost every day of the campaign, including New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nevada, Michigan, Minnesota. Hell, you can lose Ohio and with states like these, you can still win. (Although Romney has a clear advantage in Florida and North Carolina)
Obama has infinitely superior get out the vote efforts, microtargeting efforts, early voting efforts, field office numbers. Has outspent Republicans in many of the key swing states. Has had almost no flubs the entire campaign season outside of that first debate.
To me the worst case is Obama might lose the popular vote... and that's a shame. But he's winning the election.
Trump helping in every way he can
Don't fall for the whole president act though
Obama has not been down in any of the polling aggregate websites in Ohio even ONCE the entire year. Closest was Obama +0.7% in the immediate aftermath of the Republican Convention.
Obama has been ahead in Virginia for ALMOST the entire year and has a far superior ground game there.
Obama is essentially ahead in every battle ground state for almost every day of the campaign, including New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nevada, Michigan, Minnesota. Hell, you can lose Ohio and with states like these, you can still win. (Although Romney has a clear advantage in Florida and North Carolina)
Obama has infinitely superior get out the vote efforts, microtargeting efforts, early voting efforts, field office numbers. Has outspent Republicans in many of the key swing states. Has had almost no flubs the entire campaign season outside of that first debate.
To me the worst case is Obama might lose the popular vote... and that's a shame. But he's winning the election.
?????lmao at christie calling out reporter's tweets
If Donald Trump had any worth as a human being, he'd just go ahead and dump money into the Sandy relief effort.
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I question the analysis that Chris Christie isn't playing politics. C'mon people.
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