gbaji wrote:
If the skew in the polls had been as large as some conservatives were suggesting, it would have been a big win for Romney. I didn't say that the polls were that skewed.
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So your account got hacked when you went on tangents about how they were all oversampling Democrats and how the candidates were a lot closer than we all thought?
George Carlin wrote:
I think it’s the duty of the comedian to find out where the line is drawn and cross it deliberately.
Lol!
Gbaji: Polls don't mean anything!, Over sampled!!!
Gbaji: Ill say Romney wins in a blowout or its very close.
Gbaji: Obama won? Ya i was just being cautiously optimistic
Gbaji: and based my opinion on the polls...
Reality: Polls were actually under the eventual dem turnouts
Reality: Wasn't close at all
Reality: Cautiously optimistic is not calling a blow out
Reality: wtf?
(there has to be a meme in there someplace.)
Gbaji: Polls don't mean anything!, Over sampled!!!
Gbaji: Ill say Romney wins in a blowout or its very close.
Gbaji: Obama won? Ya i was just being cautiously optimistic
Gbaji: and based my opinion on the polls...
Reality: Polls were actually under the eventual dem turnouts
Reality: Wasn't close at all
Reality: Cautiously optimistic is not calling a blow out
Reality: wtf?
(there has to be a meme in there someplace.)
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rdmcandie wrote:
Lol!
Gbaji: Polls don't mean anything!, Over sampled!!!
Gbaji: Ill say Romney wins in a blowout or its very close.
Gbaji: Obama won? Ya i was just being cautiously optimistic
Gbaji: and based my opinion on the polls...
Reality: Polls were actually under the eventual dem turnouts
Reality: Wasn't close at all
Reality: Cautiously optimistic is not calling a blow out
Reality: wtf?
(there has to be a meme in there someplace.)
Gbaji: Polls don't mean anything!, Over sampled!!!
Gbaji: Ill say Romney wins in a blowout or its very close.
Gbaji: Obama won? Ya i was just being cautiously optimistic
Gbaji: and based my opinion on the polls...
Reality: Polls were actually under the eventual dem turnouts
Reality: Wasn't close at all
Reality: Cautiously optimistic is not calling a blow out
Reality: wtf?
(there has to be a meme in there someplace.)
Not really a meme but this seems to apply.
publiusvarus wrote:
we all know liberals are well adjusted american citizens who only want what's best for society. While conservatives are evil money grubbing scum who only want to sh*t on the little man and rob the world of its resources.
IF the USA didn't use an electoral college in its constitution, and used a proportional ballot counting system, this year's election would have been close.
But you do have an electoral college, and under your own first-past-the-post system, it wasn't close at all. Because your constitution is designed that way.
But you do have an electoral college, and under your own first-past-the-post system, it wasn't close at all. Because your constitution is designed that way.
If it was different, it would be different.
George Carlin wrote:
I think it’s the duty of the comedian to find out where the line is drawn and cross it deliberately.
Most recent tally has Obama ahead 3.1% in the popular vote (some 4 million people). Wider than Bush's win against Kerry. Still some votes to be counted in heavily Democratic states like NY & CA.
Political guru Larry Sabato says that we probably lost at least a million votes (not lost actual cast votes, but people didn't vote) as a result of Sandy. Most of which would have been in heavily Democratic areas as well (New York, Pennsylvania, parts of the New England area).
This was not a "close" election, no matter how you spin it.
Edited, Nov 20th 2012 2:03pm by Jophiel
Political guru Larry Sabato says that we probably lost at least a million votes (not lost actual cast votes, but people didn't vote) as a result of Sandy. Most of which would have been in heavily Democratic areas as well (New York, Pennsylvania, parts of the New England area).
This was not a "close" election, no matter how you spin it.
Edited, Nov 20th 2012 2:03pm by Jophiel
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Jophiel wrote:
Most recent tally has Obama ahead 3.1% in the popular vote (some 4 million people). Wider than Bush's win against Kerry. Still some votes to be counted in heavily Democratic states like NY & CA.
Political guru Larry Sabato says that we probably lost at least a million votes (not lost actual cast votes, but people didn't vote) as a result of Sandy. Most of which would have been in heavily Democratic areas as well (New York, Pennsylvania, parts of the New England area).
This was not a "close" election, no matter how you spin it.
Political guru Larry Sabato says that we probably lost at least a million votes (not lost actual cast votes, but people didn't vote) as a result of Sandy. Most of which would have been in heavily Democratic areas as well (New York, Pennsylvania, parts of the New England area).
This was not a "close" election, no matter how you spin it.
Saw your boy Frum on Maher's show the other night. Thought he comported himself very well, in spite of Ana Navarro's conservative talking point regurgitation nonsense on his left and the squealing, belching noises coming from Michael Moore just to his right.
Eske Esquire wrote:
Ana Navarro's conservative talking point regurgitation nonsense on his left and the squealing, belching noises coming from Michael Moore just to his right.
Obviously they were in the wrong seats.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Jophiel wrote:
Most recent tally has Obama ahead 3.1% in the popular vote (some 4 million people). Wider than Bush's win against Kerry. Still some votes to be counted in heavily Democratic states like NY & CA.
Political guru Larry Sabato says that we probably lost at least a million votes (not lost actual cast votes, but people didn't vote) as a result of Sandy. Most of which would have been in heavily Democratic areas as well (New York, Pennsylvania, parts of the New England area).
This was not a "close" election, no matter how you spin it.
Edited, Nov 20th 2012 2:03pm by Jophiel
Political guru Larry Sabato says that we probably lost at least a million votes (not lost actual cast votes, but people didn't vote) as a result of Sandy. Most of which would have been in heavily Democratic areas as well (New York, Pennsylvania, parts of the New England area).
This was not a "close" election, no matter how you spin it.
Edited, Nov 20th 2012 2:03pm by Jophiel
It depends on the previous elections. It could only be close if the difference were much smaller in comparison to others.
It was wider than Bush/Gore or Bush/Kerry.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Jophiel wrote:
It was wider than Bush/Gore or Bush/Kerry.
I'm actually enjoying all the back peddling.
George Carlin wrote:
I think it’s the duty of the comedian to find out where the line is drawn and cross it deliberately.
lolgaxe wrote:
I'm actually enjoying all the back peddling.
If someone is selling backs I need to get one. Mine is killing me.
Bigdaddyjug wrote:
lolgaxe wrote:
I'm actually enjoying all the back peddling.
If someone is selling backs I need to get one. Mine is killing me.
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Curses, beaten by Professor stupidopo-opo.
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