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On November 07 2012 11:25 deus.machinarum wrote:Show nested quote +On November 07 2012 11:22 jpak wrote:On November 07 2012 11:21 deus.machinarum wrote:
Could somebody with insight(i.e. someone from the US ^^) explain as to why FL is always so close? Is it really just immigrants vs. retired people? (as somebody posted recently) Pretty much. Older retirees tend to lean Republican, while the non-Cuban minority groups lean mostly Democrat. Hmmmm, kay. I get minority groups leaning towards the Democrats, not entirely sure why the older generation as a whole would favor the Republicans. (NOT a pro democrat statement, just wondering)
There have been massive shifts in overall philosophy regarding social policy in the past 30 years.
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I don't like what I am seeing. Obama has this.
I'll do my post mortem tomorrow. Back to Halo 4.
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On November 07 2012 11:27 xDaunt wrote:
I don't like what I am seeing. Obama has this.
I'll do my post mortem tomorrow. Back to Halo 4.
Most reassuring thing I've heard all night.
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On November 07 2012 11:27 xDaunt wrote:
I don't like what I am seeing. Obama has this.
I'll do my post mortem tomorrow. Back to Halo 4.
Hey we finally agree on something. Halo 4 is awesome.
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On November 07 2012 11:27 xDaunt wrote:
I don't like what I am seeing. Obama has this.
I'll do my post mortem tomorrow. Back to Halo 4.
OMG
xDaunt has arrived
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Dunno what has happened in the last minute or so but the betting odds have just changed for Florida again. Democrats now down to 1.5 and Republicans now out to 2.4 to take Florida. So some more confidence in the betting of Democrats winning Florida compared to a couple of minutes ago. All the bookies showing similar odds.
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CO heading strong towards Obama with 41% reporting in. That's a pretty bad sign for Romney...
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On November 07 2012 11:27 xDaunt wrote:
I don't like what I am seeing. Obama has this.
I'll do my post mortem tomorrow. Back to Halo 4.
xDaunt! we have missed you! hows that crow tasting?
:p
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On November 07 2012 11:27 MVega wrote:
So I'm an Obama supporter and all but .. you guys are dreaming. I hope he wins, I think he'll win, but it's not nearly as much in Obama's favor (at the moment) as some people are acting. O.o
No man, you're doing it all wrong. It's already over. GG yo
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Okay, now Romney leading by less than 600 lol
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On November 07 2012 11:27 xDaunt wrote:
I don't like what I am seeing. Obama has this.
Dun dun DUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!
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even if obama wins...wont reps just block everything through the house anyways? there wont be any progress unless one side would be willing to cooperate which is not going to happen at all?
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On November 07 2012 11:28 Deathmanbob wrote:Show nested quote +On November 07 2012 11:27 xDaunt wrote:
I don't like what I am seeing. Obama has this.
I'll do my post mortem tomorrow. Back to Halo 4. xDaunt! we have missed you! hows that crow tasting? :p
I'm still trying to figure out which wine pairs best with it.
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On November 07 2012 11:27 MVega wrote:
So I'm an Obama supporter and all but .. you guys are dreaming. I hope he wins, I think he'll win, but it's not nearly as much in Obama's favor (at the moment) as some people are acting. O.o
You need to start reading up if you think so. Nothing is in the bag but people are comparing distrcits from 2008 to now. Places that Romney needed to over-perform he did not. Turnout is higher in several states where Republicans were hoping it would not. Again this isn't fairy dust but the story playing out so far county by county is that Obama is keeping up or outperforming. Romney is not.
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Romney 636 votes ahead in Florida according to CNN now. Absurdly close.
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FOX trying to say its all the medias fault for obama winning.... clear sign that its over
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On November 07 2012 11:27 MountainDewJunkie wrote:Show nested quote +On November 07 2012 11:25 deus.machinarum wrote:On November 07 2012 11:22 jpak wrote:On November 07 2012 11:21 deus.machinarum wrote:
Could somebody with insight(i.e. someone from the US ^^) explain as to why FL is always so close? Is it really just immigrants vs. retired people? (as somebody posted recently) Pretty much. Older retirees tend to lean Republican, while the non-Cuban minority groups lean mostly Democrat. Hmmmm, kay. I get minority groups leaning towards the Democrats, not entirely sure why the older generation as a whole would favor the Republicans. (NOT a pro democrat statement, just wondering) A large number of hispanics (by which I mean Mexicans specifically) are Roman Catholic, who could vote red.
However, what Romney said on immigration during the primaries and the general election turned off MANY of them. For those who are legal, it affects their families, friends, and neighbors, and they do not want a President in office who would have no qualms making their lives hell.
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