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NILTOMEGA
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I don't want to go through THAT again!
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Scott K
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Just to add insult to your injured brain: Diebold has acknowledged that an unknown number of votes were lost during the interim election in Ohio in 2006. If it happened in 2006, doesn't it stand to reason that it happened in 2004? And if it happened to the Diebold software in Ohio, doesn't it stand to reason that it happened elsewhere as well?
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Reh Nahe m
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Your whining already and we havent won yet.
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krafmilb
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At least 20 McCain fundraisers have lobbied on behalf of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, netting at least $12.3 million in fees over the past nine years.
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larry o
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They will and they are.
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lordkelvin
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Actually what I fear is riots in the streets... much like Watts Riots in the '60s...
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InsideR
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I wouldn't be too confident right now. The polls are virtually tied, and anything can happen to either campaign in the next month and a half.
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Reaganator
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I'll be drinking champagne, dems be crying in their kool aid
McCain Palin 2008
McCain Palin 2008
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Mrs. C
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They haven't stopped whining about Bush yet. What makes you think it will stop with McCain's win?
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Brooke
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We won't be losing! Looks like the Palin novelty has worn off already.
Obama is ahead by 4% points now. The short 2 week time frame where he was behind McCain in the polls was just because of the RNC bounce and the novelty of Palin, which is wearing thin now.
Gallup's daily tracking:
September 10- Mccain 49 Obama 43
September 11- Mccain 48 Obama 44
September 12- Mccain 48 Obama 45
September 13- McCain 47 Obama 45
September 14- McCain 47 Obama 45
September 15- Mccain 47 Obama 45
September 16- McCain 47 Obama 46
September 17- McCain 45 Obama 47
September 18- McCain 44 Obama 48
In one just week, McCain has slowly dropped 5% points.
Same week, Obama has GAINED 5% points and is now 4% ahead of McCain in the polls... So much for the RNC bouce.
Obama is ahead by 4% points now. The short 2 week time frame where he was behind McCain in the polls was just because of the RNC bounce and the novelty of Palin, which is wearing thin now.
Gallup's daily tracking:
September 10- Mccain 49 Obama 43
September 11- Mccain 48 Obama 44
September 12- Mccain 48 Obama 45
September 13- McCain 47 Obama 45
September 14- McCain 47 Obama 45
September 15- Mccain 47 Obama 45
September 16- McCain 47 Obama 46
September 17- McCain 45 Obama 47
September 18- McCain 44 Obama 48
In one just week, McCain has slowly dropped 5% points.
Same week, Obama has GAINED 5% points and is now 4% ahead of McCain in the polls... So much for the RNC bouce.
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t?? ?????? Anti-Bad Music
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I know right? Who cares if this election and the Bush elections were unconstitutional, THE REPUBLICANS WON!
End of story.
End of story.
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DigitalFish
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Of course. This time it will be worse, though. They'll be screaming RACISM at the top of their lungs. The funny thing is that Republicans would have voted for the GOP candidate irregardless, so the only racists will be the Democrats that switched sides!! Classic.