'October Surprise!' - CBS Affiliate Calls 2012 Presidential Race For Barack Obama...

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Weeks in advance.


The 2012 presidential election is still more than two weeks away, but on Friday a CBS News affiliate in Arizona called the race for President Barack Obama.

For 17 seconds, Phoenix, Arizona CBS News affiliate KPHO ran a lower third graphic that showed that Obama had won the Nov. 6 election over Gov. Mitt Romney with 99% of the precincts reporting. The lower third graphic appeared around 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 19, during an episode of “The People’s Court.”

The CBS News graphic showed Obama winning the election with 43 percent of the vote nationwide to Romney’s 40 percent -– or 40,237,966 votes to 38,116,216. It is unclear who garnered the other 17 percent in the fictional election results...

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Read more: CBS News affiliate calls 2012 presidential race for Barack Obama weeks ahead of election | The Daily Caller
 
Pretty weird for sure. Must have just been running a test or something.
 
That was a mistake by the powers that be. Please, peons, act as if you have not seen such information before its due time. We, the great and most intelligent ones, will be greatful and genorous if you abide. We also will be most vindictive and unmerciful if you do not abide.

We have warned you. Now, make your choice, peons!
 
Pretty weird for sure. Must have just been running a test or something.

Or contemplating fraud. What is going to happen if those same results show up on their screen in November? We'll be watching.
 
Test election returns inadvertently aired - CBS 5 - KPHO

The following is a statement from KPHO CBS 5 General Manager Ed Munson.

"On Friday, Oct. 19, during a test of KPHO CBS 5's election returns software, we inadvertently aired a test graphic for about 15 seconds in an episode of Peoples Court. The mistake was caught quickly and taken off the screen. With the election about two weeks away, the TV station routinely tests its equipment to ensure our viewers have the very latest results on election night. We regret the error and apologize to any viewer who was confused by the mistake."

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Pretty weird for sure. Must have just been running a test or something.
It's called a self-fulfilling prophecy. Democrats have be using the communication gimmick for years. The only trouble is, the American public has grown callous to Dimmie subliminal crap now that it is faced with changing from a free republic to a socialistic oligarchy that is sure to become the monarchy we turned away when we declared independence in 1776.

Keep your faith strong that keeping the Republic under God is the right thing to do. That's what the Founders did.
 
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This kind of stuff really does make people wonder. Does the Media already have the Election 'Results?'
 
This kind of stuff really does make people wonder. Does the Media already have the Election 'Results?'

No, it only makes morons like YOU wonder. Good grief......I have never seen a "group" of people so inclined to believe each and every conspiracy theory as conservatives. How does it feel to live each and every day thinking someone, somewhere is trying to get you?
 
This kind of stuff really does make people wonder. Does the Media already have the Election 'Results?'

No, it only makes morons like YOU wonder. Good grief......I have never seen a "group" of people so inclined to believe each and every conspiracy theory as conservatives. How does it feel to live each and every day thinking someone, somewhere is trying to get you?

So you don't find this odd?
 
Oops, someone released the pre-programmed lie on election night to dupe Arizona voters from voting into the night there.

Oh, don't vote....Obamination already has won most states back east is what they will tell voters in Arizona.
 
This kind of stuff really does make people wonder. Does the Media already have the Election 'Results?'

No, it only makes morons like YOU wonder. Good grief......I have never seen a "group" of people so inclined to believe each and every conspiracy theory as conservatives. How does it feel to live each and every day thinking someone, somewhere is trying to get you?

So you don't find this odd?

No, I do not. I also don't believe that the "news" controls all of us voters, nor do I believe that they have already manufactured the election. Of course, I also don't believe in the tooth fairy, Santa Claus, the Boogeyman, or that 9/11 was an inside job, and that must be taken into consideration.
 
Test election returns inadvertently aired - CBS 5 - KPHO

The following is a statement from KPHO CBS 5 General Manager Ed Munson.

"On Friday, Oct. 19, during a test of KPHO CBS 5's election returns software, we inadvertently aired a test graphic for about 15 seconds in an episode of Peoples Court. The mistake was caught quickly and taken off the screen. With the election about two weeks away, the TV station routinely tests its equipment to ensure our viewers have the very latest results on election night. We regret the error and apologize to any viewer who was confused by the mistake."

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What changed in the last two years? Software worked fine then.
 
No, it only makes morons like YOU wonder. Good grief......I have never seen a "group" of people so inclined to believe each and every conspiracy theory as conservatives. How does it feel to live each and every day thinking someone, somewhere is trying to get you?

So you don't find this odd?

No, I do not. I also don't believe that the "news" controls all of us voters, nor do I believe that they have already manufactured the election. Of course, I also don't believe in the tooth fairy, Santa Claus, the Boogeyman, or that 9/11 was an inside job, and that must be taken into consideration.

Ok.
 
What a non-event! Are people peripatetically pursuing preposterous presentations?
 

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