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Interesting. Those two million votes sure would have helped, y'know?
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It probably would have put him even with Obama.
Here's the thing. Romney got 2 million less than McCain did (which is justice, because McCain was a better man and a better candidate.) But Obama got 8 million less votes than he did in 2008. (Which again, is probably fair in that a lot of his supporters were disappointed.)
But overall, that means that 10 million people who voted in 2008 became so disillusioned with the process they didn't bother this time.
I'm not sure this is good for democracy in general.
It probably would have put him even with Obama.
Here's the thing. Romney got 2 million less than McCain did (which is justice, because McCain was a better man and a better candidate.) But Obama got 8 million less votes than he did in 2008. (Which again, is probably fair in that a lot of his supporters were disappointed.)
But overall, that means that 10 million people who voted in 2008 became so disillusioned with the process they didn't bother this time.
I'm not sure this is good for democracy in general.
The voter turnout was lower overall.
Funny how no one has mentioned that Obama received fewer votes than he did in '08, all they seem focused on is Romney's failure to garner as many votes as McCain...
The voter turnout was lower overall.
Funny how no one has mentioned that Obama received fewer votes than he did in '08, all they seem focused on is Romney's failure to garner as many votes as McCain...
Both candidates were/are sub par.It probably would have put him even with Obama.
Here's the thing. Romney got 2 million less than McCain did (which is justice, because McCain was a better man and a better candidate.) But Obama got 8 million less votes than he did in 2008. (Which again, is probably fair in that a lot of his supporters were disappointed.)
But overall, that means that 10 million people who voted in 2008 became so disillusioned with the process they didn't bother this time.
I'm not sure this is good for democracy in general.
Last week, all the conservatives could talk about was the crowd size and the "excitement" on the Romney side of the ledger. He ended up getting 2 million fewer votes than McCain.
Any clues about what happened to the "excitement"
Last week, all the conservatives could talk about was the crowd size and the "excitement" on the Romney side of the ledger. He ended up getting 2 million fewer votes than McCain.
Any clues about what happened to the "excitement"
The GOP sucks. They will die off soon enough. Make room for the libertarians!
Last week, all the conservatives could talk about was the crowd size and the "excitement" on the Romney side of the ledger. He ended up getting 2 million fewer votes than McCain.
Any clues about what happened to the "excitement"
Not sure ,but you will still wake-up tomorrow an idiot !View attachment 22395
The voter turnout was lower overall.
Funny how no one has mentioned that Obama received fewer votes than he did in '08, all they seem focused on is Romney's failure to garner as many votes as McCain...
I see Romney getting less than McCain as more relevant and telling...it's obvious to most that Obama's popularity isn't as high as 2008, but 4 years in the WH will probably do that to most people.
It's absolutely shocking that Romney got less than McCain did when you consider the hype and sense of urgency coming from the right since the election cycle began.
The GOP sucks. They will die off soon enough. Make room for the libertarians!
Dear Liberty: If you are serious about your goals as a Libertarian, as I am as a Constitutionalist, I urge you to unite with as many Republicans and independents as possible. And quit splitting the vote.
I bet you would have more success uniting Ron Paul and Libertarians and Tea Party with the GOP on Constitutional grounds, before the Occupy/Greens get their agenda under the Dems.
I am going to focus on promoting team projects and model solutions to propose to govt, by forming teams across the different party leaders, especially indie candidates for President.
I hope you will also work on uniting instead of dividing.
It's great to use third party platforms to exert pressure and influence on the larger parties, but not to the point where you split the attention and lose the focus.
Keep up the educational outreach, and I hope to see more collaborative teamwork among the Constitutionalists from diverse parties, regardless of the numbers. I believe we should foster respect of each person or party's political beliefs, similar to religious beliefs, and never compete to trump one over the other; but find common ground by the Constitution and stick to enforcing that where no one has to compromise or compete to defend their views.
Last week, all the conservatives could talk about was the crowd size and the "excitement" on the Romney side of the ledger. He ended up getting 2 million fewer votes than McCain.
Any clues about what happened to the "excitement"
Not sure ,but you will still wake-up tomorrow an idiot !View attachment 22395
says the idiot with childish gifs and nonsensical posts
