Did Obama Lose Ohio today?

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An Ohio Health Care Amendment appeared on the November 8, 2011 ballot in the state of Ohio as an initiated constitutional amendment, where it was approved.
The measure called for exempting residents of Ohio from national health care mandates which would stop any state law from forcing persons, employers or health care providers from participating in a health care system. The measure was sponsored by The Ohio Project. The measure was in response to President Barack Obama's signing of a national health care mandate law in 2010.


Ohio Issue 3
Result Votes Percentage
Yes 2,221,175 65.63%
No 1,163,276 34.37%
 
I don't see how it makes a difference. Those that wanted the law are happy and those that didn't weren't going to vote for Obama anyway.
 
I don't see how it makes a difference. Those that wanted the law are happy and those that didn't weren't going to vote for Obama anyway.

well 66 percent of those who voted in 2011 voted against it. So Obama never stood a chance in Ohio? or what?
 
Did Obama Lose Ohio today?


Ohio has been a shithole for a very long time. Losing Ohio is like getting over a case of the clap.

How many of you have actually driven through Ohio? What a crap basket! Some of the worst maintained highways on the planet. Most third world countries have better highways than Ohio.

Look at it this way... One professional athlete leaves Ohio and it is a MAJOR blow to the place. What does THAT tell ya about Ohio?
 
Did Obama Lose Ohio today?


Ohio has been a shithole for a very long time. Losing Ohio is like getting over a case of the clap.

How many of you have actually driven through Ohio? What a crap basket! Some of the worst maintained highways on the planet. Most third world countries have better highways than Ohio.

Look at it this way... One professional athlete leaves Ohio and it is a MAJOR blow to the place. What does THAT tell ya about Ohio?

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I don't see how it makes a difference. Those that wanted the law are happy and those that didn't weren't going to vote for Obama anyway.

70% of all Americans dislike the healthcare plan, how many are going to like the healthcare TAX?
 
Did Obama Lose Ohio today?


Ohio has been a shithole for a very long time. Losing Ohio is like getting over a case of the clap.

How many of you have actually driven through Ohio? What a crap basket! Some of the worst maintained highways on the planet. Most third world countries have better highways than Ohio.

Look at it this way... One professional athlete leaves Ohio and it is a MAJOR blow to the place. What does THAT tell ya about Ohio?

So, how many states does Obama want to lose? This could swing people against Obama and in close states, he could lose several. Florida could also swing to Romney.
 
Did Obama Lose Ohio today?


Ohio has been a shithole for a very long time. Losing Ohio is like getting over a case of the clap.

How many of you have actually driven through Ohio? What a crap basket! Some of the worst maintained highways on the planet. Most third world countries have better highways than Ohio.

Look at it this way... One professional athlete leaves Ohio and it is a MAJOR blow to the place. What does THAT tell ya about Ohio?

So, how many states does Obama want to lose? This could swing people against Obama and in close states, he could lose several. Florida could also swing to Romney.

You may bet Florida will NOT go for Obama.
 
Did Obama Lose Ohio today?


Ohio has been a shithole for a very long time. Losing Ohio is like getting over a case of the clap.

How many of you have actually driven through Ohio? What a crap basket! Some of the worst maintained highways on the planet. Most third world countries have better highways than Ohio.

Look at it this way... One professional athlete leaves Ohio and it is a MAJOR blow to the place. What does THAT tell ya about Ohio?

So, how many states does Obama want to lose? This could swing people against Obama and in close states, he could lose several. Florida could also swing to Romney.

You may bet Florida will NOT go for Obama.

Ohio has been and is a shithole politically as well as an ongoing threat to it's citizens automobile transportation.

"Is Ohio the Most Corrupt State? - The Daily Beastwww.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2010/03/10/free-traficant.htmlCached
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Mar 10, 2010 – Ohio's corruption has been overshadowed by bigger-name states in the last two years, but it would be a mistake to count it out: for several years ..."

Is Ohio the Most Corrupt State? - The Daily Beast
 
So, how many states does Obama want to lose? This could swing people against Obama and in close states, he could lose several. Florida could also swing to Romney.

You may bet Florida will NOT go for Obama.

Ohio has been and is a shithole politically as well as an ongoing threat to it's citizens automobile transportation.

"Is Ohio the Most Corrupt State? - The Daily Beastwww.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2010/03/10/free-traficant.htmlCached
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Mar 10, 2010 – Ohio's corruption has been overshadowed by bigger-name states in the last two years, but it would be a mistake to count it out: for several years ..."

Is Ohio the Most Corrupt State? - The Daily Beast

So you're saying Obama doesn't want/need their 18 electoral votes to win in November?
 
An Ohio Health Care Amendment appeared on the November 8, 2011 ballot in the state of Ohio as an initiated constitutional amendment, where it was approved.
The measure called for exempting residents of Ohio from national health care mandates which would stop any state law from forcing persons, employers or health care providers from participating in a health care system. The measure was sponsored by The Ohio Project. The measure was in response to President Barack Obama's signing of a national health care mandate law in 2010.


Ohio Issue 3
Result Votes Percentage
Yes 2,221,175 65.63%
No 1,163,276 34.37%

you people are getting boring.
 
An Ohio Health Care Amendment appeared on the November 8, 2011 ballot in the state of Ohio as an initiated constitutional amendment, where it was approved.
The measure called for exempting residents of Ohio from national health care mandates which would stop any state law from forcing persons, employers or health care providers from participating in a health care system. The measure was sponsored by The Ohio Project. The measure was in response to President Barack Obama's signing of a national health care mandate law in 2010.


Ohio Issue 3
Result Votes Percentage
Yes 2,221,175 65.63%
No 1,163,276 34.37%

you people are getting boring.

Facts bore you, I have no doubt.
 
You may bet Florida will NOT go for Obama.

Ohio has been and is a shithole politically as well as an ongoing threat to it's citizens automobile transportation.

"Is Ohio the Most Corrupt State? - The Daily Beastwww.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2010/03/10/free-traficant.htmlCached
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Mar 10, 2010 – Ohio's corruption has been overshadowed by bigger-name states in the last two years, but it would be a mistake to count it out: for several years ..."

Is Ohio the Most Corrupt State? - The Daily Beast

So you're saying Obama doesn't want/need their 18 electoral votes to win in November?

Hell? He's already written off white working people...LOOK where his focus is?:eusa_whistle:
 
You may bet Florida will NOT go for Obama.

Ohio has been and is a shithole politically as well as an ongoing threat to it's citizens automobile transportation.

"Is Ohio the Most Corrupt State? - The Daily Beastwww.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2010/03/10/free-traficant.htmlCached
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Mar 10, 2010 – Ohio's corruption has been overshadowed by bigger-name states in the last two years, but it would be a mistake to count it out: for several years ..."

Is Ohio the Most Corrupt State? - The Daily Beast

So you're saying Obama doesn't want/need their 18 electoral votes to win in November?

No..I am not saying THAT. I am saying that Ohio is such a crap basket of corruption that it is difficult or impossible to predict election outcomes there. What IS predictable is that BECAUSE it is so corrupted it could very well turn into a sinkhole of superpac money that could be used in more closely fought and fairly won states. If it was me I would just use the greed and corruptability of Ohio politicians against them and the GOP national election effort by making sure a disproportional ammount of money is wasted there. It has already been demonstrated a propensity of the GOP to over react financially in the Wisconsin Scott Walker recall election. No matter the Ohio outcome if the superpacs over spend there they will weaken themselves elsewhere.
 

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