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It's just more blah blah blah, from the establishment that social conservatism will lose the election, when every time we run a social conservative, like Reagan or Bush, THEY WIN.
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Romney won 6 out of 10 States. Yes, he's in real trouble.
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You seem to misunderstand the point. Romney is definitely going to win the nomination. I have no doubt about that. It's the cost of continuing to battle those in his own party and having to address issues that really aren't relevent to most voters, that I think will hurt him in the General Election.
The longer the primary goes, the more confident I am Obama is going down. You see, while Obama is playing golf, the Republicans are getting out there with the people. They are stirring up energy. I am very excited for this Novembers election.
I can't comprehend you people arguing that Romney somehow lost by winning the most states and delegates..
Apparently, you didn't read the post...
If he can't get something this simple right....Romney will win Ohio by the narrowest of margins, perhaps less than even one percent. Worse for Romney are the results from the other swing-state of Ohio.
I can't comprehend you people arguing that Romney somehow lost by winning the most states and delegates..
Apparently, you didn't read the post...
I did. I found the reasoning unconvincing. Not surprisingly though. He is now currently 1/3 of the way to the nominee and the delegates for tonight arent all distributed.
Yet somehow despite winning more states and delegates than the others, he has had a critical loss.
The reasoning doesnt follow.
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In short, Obama doesn't have to win over ONE McCain voter to win. He just has to get about 83% of the people who showed up for him in 2008 to show up again. .
There was no post...Just you playing Lakota and posting link with no excerpt or commentary of your own.
The good news is that it wasn't a dreary text wall of you talking about yourself.
It is his own commentary... it's his blog. The only reason he's on this site is to get some idiots to read his idiocy. Pathetic, huh?
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In short, Obama doesn't have to win over ONE McCain voter to win. He just has to get about 83% of the people who showed up for him in 2008 to show up again. .
He won't. Once bitten, twice shy.
There was no post...Just you playing Lakota and posting link with no excerpt or commentary of your own.
The good news is that it wasn't a dreary text wall of you talking about yourself.
It is his own commentary... it's his blog. The only reason he's on this site is to get some idiots to read his idiocy. Pathetic, huh?
isn't there a rule here about promoting other sites?
Well for a "loser" Romney did pretty good on Super Tuesday.
True, the primary in 2008 went on until June 3, 2008 for Obama. Many more states to choose.I did. I found the reasoning unconvincing. Not surprisingly though. He is now currently 1/3 of the way to the nominee and the delegates for tonight arent all distributed.
Yet somehow despite winning more states and delegates than the others, he has had a critical loss.
The reasoning doesnt follow.
The reasoning is that he didn't have decisive wins in the two swing states: Tennessee and Ohio. He barely pulled off Ohio and lost huge in Tennessee. IF he had slaughtered Santorum in both, the fire would have gone out of all contenders and he wouldn't wake up tomorrow having to deal with the royal pain in the ass that Rick Santorum has become.
He could then focus all of his campaigning on attacking Obama and the issues that count to Independents and Moderates: The economy, the deficit, unemployment and so on.
Instead, he is going to have to deal with any issues Santorum decides to use in a desperation attempt to capture a few delegates.
That's not good for him or his chances in the General Election.
Bullshit. He won 5 of the 10, with a strong 'second' in some of states he lost. It's the delegates that count... and he'll pick up over 200 from those races. The rest of it doesn't matter.... it's too early for him to worry about the GE.
Technically, Clinton won the popular vote in primaries, one of which was sanctioned by the Democratic party under party rules in 2008. Obama won the nomination, and the presidency. THAT long long drawn out battle did not hurt the nominee. The pertinent only matter of concern for Republicans is third party spin off.Well for a "loser" Romney did pretty good on Super Tuesday.
I agree Claudette that he won. The problem for him is that he does have to win the nomination out right though with delegates and he keeps winning narrow victories and losing States outright. If he goes to a brokered convention he's in serious trouble.
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In short, Obama doesn't have to win over ONE McCain voter to win. He just has to get about 83% of the people who showed up for him in 2008 to show up again. .
He won't. Once bitten, twice shy.
I've not talked to one Obama supporter whose told me that he's just itching to vote for the Weird Mormon Robot.
I've talked to a lot of McCain supporters, not to mention myself, who will not vote for scumbag Romney.
Well for a "loser" Romney did pretty good on Super Tuesday.
I agree Claudette that he won. The problem for him is that he does have to win the nomination out right though with delegates and he keeps winning narrow victories and losing States outright. If he goes to a brokered convention he's in serious trouble.
Technically, Clinton won the popular vote in primaries, one of which was sanctioned by the Democratic party under party rules in 2008. Obama won the nomination, and the presidency. THAT long long drawn out battle did not hurt the nominee. The pertinent only matter of concern for Republicans is third party spin off.Well for a "loser" Romney did pretty good on Super Tuesday.
I agree Claudette that he won. The problem for him is that he does have to win the nomination out right though with delegates and he keeps winning narrow victories and losing States outright. If he goes to a brokered convention he's in serious trouble.
He won't. Once bitten, twice shy.
I've not talked to one Obama supporter whose told me that he's just itching to vote for the Weird Mormon Robot.
I've talked to a lot of McCain supporters, not to mention myself, who will not vote for scumbag Romney.
Wow, is that your scientific polling method, you illogical, lying, lefty fuck?
Technically, Clinton won the popular vote in primaries, one of which was sanctioned by the Democratic party under party rules in 2008. Obama won the nomination, and the presidency. THAT long long drawn out battle did not hurt the nominee. The pertinent only matter of concern for Republicans is third party spin off.Well for a "loser" Romney did pretty good on Super Tuesday.
I agree Claudette that he won. The problem for him is that he does have to win the nomination out right though with delegates and he keeps winning narrow victories and losing States outright. If he goes to a brokered convention he's in serious trouble.
I've not talked to one Obama supporter whose told me that he's just itching to vote for the Weird Mormon Robot.
I've talked to a lot of McCain supporters, not to mention myself, who will not vote for scumbag Romney.
Wow, is that your scientific polling method, you illogical, lying, lefty fuck?
Polls show that Obama is beating Romney by anywhere from 2-10 points. Not one poll shows him beating Obama.
That scientific enough for ya, bud?
and here's the thing. They haven't even gotten started on Romney yet. Most Americans aren't paying attention right now.