Old Rocks
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Jesus Christ, 47% of americans voted for McCain, numbnuts.....
And 53% voted for Obama. It was 46% for McCain, and 1% for Nadar, by the way.
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Jesus Christ, 47% of americans voted for McCain, numbnuts.....
And 53% voted for Obama. It was 46% for McCain, and 1% for Nadar, by the way.
AOL Elections 2008 Presidential Results
And 53% voted for Obama. It was 46% for McCain, and 1% for Nadar, by the way.
AOL Elections 2008 Presidential Results
Nadar ? , i was 1% off and you missed by one letter, we'll call that even.
anyway, point being, it's not like 80% of americans think Obama is the savior.
I hear you but after the 2000 BS that was pulled in Florida I don't care. I don't want anyone to win if hey didn't, and I want it to be legitimate, but what they did down here in 2000 has made me realize that if Franken does win and shouldn't, I don't give a damn what the Republicans think. They just got beat at the game they created
Please post the source of electronic vote totals no being accurate.
Caligirl is now a Conservative?
No, I am a centrist, and have been adamantly so from day one.
Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner has said no Ohio votes were lost because the nine Ohio counties that found the problem caught it before primary results were finalized.
Sorry, but I don't believe that for one second. Not when you have a quote from your messiah in your signature. You're a liberal, period.
Ah, the word "centrist" part of Mr. Obama's platform.
I went searching for the documentation in his past which would support that. But, it seems to end up like the "change" deal, it sounded great, but, still no valid sign of it.
ah, okI think Obama got us because McCain went right with his VP pick. McCain was the more centrist between him and Obama, no doubt about it, but Palin lost a lot of votes for McCain amongst me and my friends. (She got some votes from the right, rumor has it.) She is too Bush-y. And that is why McCain picked her, convinced that he needed her for the base, and not realizing how much of the center would not support her.
Ex: She hopes God doesn't let her miss any open door of opportunity. Can you explain to me how this is the mark of a leader? I can certainly explain how it is the mark of a follower.
and your evidence that she "doesn't use her brain"?Being raised Catholic myself, it would be hard to dislike Palin based on her christianity.
Not using her brain, yeah, I don't want her as a head of state.
What exactly are you talking about? The oped piece you posted has no actual factual data.Doesn't matter who wrote it - the actual numbers are dirty.
and your evidence that she "doesn't use her brain"?
What exactly are you talking about? The oped piece you posted has no actual factual data.
When Minnesotans woke up last Wednesday, Republican Senator Norm Coleman led Mr. Franken by 725 votes. By that evening, he was ahead by only 477. As of yesterday, Mr. Coleman's margin stood at 206. This lopsided bleeding of Republican votes is passing strange considering that the official recount hasn't even begun.
The vanishing Coleman vote came during a week in which election officials are obliged to double-check their initial results. Minnesota is required to do these audits, and it isn't unusual for officials to report that they transposed a number here or there. In a normal audit, these mistakes could be expected to cut both ways. Instead, nearly every "fix" has gone for Mr. Franken, in some cases under strange circumstances.
For example, there was Friday night's announcement by Minneapolis's director of elections that she'd forgotten to count 32 absentee ballots in her car. The Coleman campaign scrambled to get a county judge to halt the counting of these absentees, since it was impossible to prove their integrity 72 hours after the polls closed. The judge refused on grounds that she lacked jurisdiction.
Up in Two Harbors, another liberal outpost, Mr. Franken picked up an additional 246 votes. In Partridge Township, he racked up another 100. Election officials in both places claim they initially miscommunicated the numbers. Odd, because in the Two Harbors precinct, none of the other contests recorded any changes in their vote totals.
According to conservative statistician John Lott, Mr. Franken's gains so far are 2.5 times the corrections made for Barack Obama in the state, and nearly three times the gains for Democrats across Minnesota Congressional races. Mr. Lott notes that Mr. Franken's "new" votes equal more than all the changes for all the precincts in the entire state for the Presidential, Congressional and statehouse races combined (482 votes).
but she actually veto'd something aganst her faith and backed it up with the Alaska ConstitutionHer policy decisions are "faith based." That is how Bush worked too, as I ranted about elsewhere, maybe above on this thread.
Evidence? Things like her saying "If the hearts of alaskans are with God, then this pipeline will be built." Using brainpower, instead of faithpower, you might actually go with a civil engineer instead of God to get a pipeline built.
I don't feel like organizing the thoughts out again, the bottom line is that faith is fundamental to living a meaningful life, but has no place in deciding what policies to run a state or a country.
I think Obama got us because McCain went right with his VP pick. McCain was the more centrist between him and Obama, no doubt about it, but Palin lost a lot of votes for McCain amongst me and my friends. (She got some votes from the right, rumor has it.) She is too Bush-y. And that is why McCain picked her, convinced that he needed her for the base, and not realizing how much of the center would not support her.
Ex: She hopes God doesn't let her miss any open door of opportunity. Can you explain to me how this is the mark of a leader? I can certainly explain how it is the mark of a follower.