I actually don't support obama either,I however did vote for him first election in a heart beat. there's plenty of people who will post about not supporting obama. Its just barely any that will post that they support Romney,its not even so much about being republican or conservative so much as that its just Romney.
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United States Election: Nov 6, 2012 |OT| - Barack Obama Re-elected
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I actually don't support obama either,I however did vote for him first election in a heart beat. there's plenty of people who will post about not supporting obama. Its just barely any that will post that they support Romney,its not even so much about being republican or conservative so much as that its just Romney.
Macho Madness
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Doesn't mean shit.
King Mystery
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It would be no less secure than the bullshit we do now, results would happen faster, and we'd get millions more participating.
Dog Problems
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Thank you for those links.
they just called it for obama on bbc. don't sweat it.
I doubt that. Most of those states don't count for very many electoral votes.
EmCeeGramr
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The Mana Legend
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So if Romney won the popular vote, but lost the elections, how many Republicans will pretend 2000 never happened?
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
how's your kid?!
As a Canadian who isn't super familiar with the US political system, I have a question:
I am looking at Huffington Post's live election results, and they are reporting wins for Romney and Obama in certain states. When I look down the included results chart at these states, they often say that less than 10% of the ridings have reported in. How can they call a win if so many ridings have yet to report? When it says that 10% of ridings have reported, does it really mean that 10% of ridings have reported 100% of their votes, but the majority of votes have been counted in the outstanding 90% of ridings?
I am looking at Huffington Post's live election results, and they are reporting wins for Romney and Obama in certain states. When I look down the included results chart at these states, they often say that less than 10% of the ridings have reported in. How can they call a win if so many ridings have yet to report? When it says that 10% of ridings have reported, does it really mean that 10% of ridings have reported 100% of their votes, but the majority of votes have been counted in the outstanding 90% of ridings?
Rebel Leader
THE POWER OF BUTTERSCOTCH BOTTOMS
OriginofHysteria
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Pft what about NJ??
text 1 for obama or 2 for romney
ZombieTimeMachine
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Don't disappoint me Pennsylvania.
StriKeVillain
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Chiggs
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Gotta love the irony!
Master Thespian
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This, lolol
We have really low turnout for elections that aren't presidential. That's why we get in these situations where republicans win mostly everything.
Wiz
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Already called for Obama
brochiller
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CNN has Obama leading in FL right now but online NYT and WSJ have Romney leading. I don't know what to believe.
GraveRobberX
Platinum Trophy: Learned to Shit While Upright Again.
John Gruden:
"Wow Linda showed what at true professional she is. That gut check was needed. Now go back to the drawing board and come back with 4 widgets that will knock the socks off for the next election. I'm telling you don't sleep on Linda, her testicular fortitude with her husband's backing can lead her to the promise land..."
"Pssst... John, Linda's husband is Vince McMahon, Monday Night Raw, your competitor"
"FUCK THAT BITCH! *Chucky Stare*"
"Wow Linda showed what at true professional she is. That gut check was needed. Now go back to the drawing board and come back with 4 widgets that will knock the socks off for the next election. I'm telling you don't sleep on Linda, her testicular fortitude with her husband's backing can lead her to the promise land..."
"Pssst... John, Linda's husband is Vince McMahon, Monday Night Raw, your competitor"
"FUCK THAT BITCH! *Chucky Stare*"
I just thought CNN having Romney up early was funny
outunderthestars
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Obama is doing well in NC. Not alot of votes counted yet in Charlotte, Durham, and Boone, means a good number of democrat votes to be counted!
WesternHeretic
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I think they be scared of hackers changing your votes.
Between this run, and the last attempt four years ago, yes.
The only winning move is not to play.
If this happens, you can be sure they will try to get rid of the electoral college.
They're able to make certain calls because particular states are traditionally solid red or solid blue. Something like Vermont will never go Republican unless the entire country is going Republican, and something like South Carolina will never go Democratic...period.
krypt0nian
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We need more drinking voters reporting it to call it.
See You Next Wednesday
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again? HA!
Gary Whitta
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Huckabee still talking bullshit about Chick Fil A on FOX News, LOL. I guess any subject right now is better than DEM RESULTS.
HerbertFish
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And vice versa.
lol
NervousXtian
Thought Emoji Movie was good. Take that as you will.
It's so sad how republican all the nowhere land of the USA is..
Pretty much all of them.
The only thing that matters is the EC.
la flama blanca
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Romney has this shit in the bag, so ready to taste tears.
Jackben
bitch I'm taking calls.
This is great, I wish it was real.
OriginofHysteria
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lol NJ becoming a red state would never happen as much as I would want it to. Not even Christie running for president would make that happen.
BlackGhost
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Next election needs more special effects, more music by top producers, more booth babes, and lastly but not least Jon Gruden
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