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Mysticesper
United States1183 Posts
Through the window of Glenn Beck. | ||
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Adreme
United States5574 Posts
On November 07 2012 11:55 TheTenthDoc wrote: Well, to be fair, the media certainly did everything in its power to convince us it was hard. Both the conservative and liberal media. Heck, even the BBC is telling us it was. No expert on either side wants to make the election sound too far apart because they dont want to repress turnout on either side. | ||
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paralleluniverse
4065 Posts
On November 07 2012 11:49 Deathmanbob wrote: Boehner giving a speech right now that makes it seem clear that the next four years will be another round of obstruction  Obama should call his bluff, claim a mandate, say that Americans have rejected the Romney and Republican policies of tax cuts, and say that the House vote is only a result of abusive redistricting. | ||
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acker
United States2958 Posts
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Hrrrrm
United States2081 Posts
Edit: To be clear polls closed 7 pm EST but once you are in line you are allowed to vote. | ||
Jumbled
1543 Posts
On November 07 2012 11:54 jdseemoreglass wrote: What is the big deal with this guy? You people act like it was hard to call this for Obama. Technically, it was Republican spinners and traditional pundits who were acting like it was hard to call it for Obama. The hilarious irony is that it's their actions that have made Nate Silver look like such hot stuff. | ||
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TwoToneTerran
United States8841 Posts
On November 07 2012 11:56 Adreme wrote: No expert on either side wants to make the election sound too far apart because they dont want to repress turnout on either side. And I like it this way, anything to remove apathy (no matter how deserved, as I know for a fact my vote didn't matter) from the voting public. | ||
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[UoN]Sentinel
United States11320 Posts
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jpak
United States5045 Posts
On November 07 2012 11:56 paralleluniverse wrote: Obama should call his bluff, claim a mandate, say that Americans have rejected the Romney and Republican policies of tax cuts, and say that the House vote is only a result of abusive redistricting. If he's going to say that, I'd say wait a few days after today's election before replying. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45182 Posts
I really want him to win Ohio so that we can call the election early, but watching the outcomes of bets is fun too  | ||
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
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ViZe
United States1513 Posts
On November 07 2012 11:53 cz wrote: This one's over. Anyone know some good republican forums I can visit to watch people cry? The Washington Times is usually a safe bet | ||
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ey215
United States546 Posts
On November 07 2012 11:54 jdseemoreglass wrote: What is the big deal with this guy? You people act like it was hard to call this for Obama. It probably has more to do with all the Anti-Silver/polling is biased stuff from our side than him specifically. I wasn't all that impressed that he called 49 of 50 in 2008 either. Actually, the whole thing reminds me of the whole Sabrmetrics vs. Conventional Wisdom debate in baseball. The people with huge doubts about the polling are Joe Morgan. :D The difference is, that battle has already been won in politics. Analytics is a big, big deal in how campaigns are now run. | ||
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Deathmanbob
United States2356 Posts
On November 07 2012 11:56 paralleluniverse wrote: Obama should call his bluff, claim a mandate, say that Americans have rejected the Romney and Republican policies of tax cuts, and say that the House vote is only a result of abusive redistricting. youll have to wait for democrats to grow balls before that happens | ||
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paralleluniverse
4065 Posts
I see. | ||
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Chocolate
United States2350 Posts
On November 07 2012 11:56 acker wrote: How's Fox News holding up? Watching it now on the internet. It seems kind of tame. They're not really talking about the states in particular, they're just talking normal politics. No big live updates whatsoever. Someone just said that it looks like Obama will be reelected, and I just realized there are a good number of liberal pundits on that station. | ||
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Rotodyne
United States2263 Posts
On November 07 2012 11:56 acker wrote: How's Fox News holding up? Mostly just reporting the news without emotion so far, Mark Sanford (R) former SC Governor says hes worried. | ||
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Count9
China10928 Posts
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kakaman
United States1576 Posts
On November 07 2012 11:58 Rotodyne wrote: Mostly just reporting the news without emotion so far, Mark Sanford (R) former SC Governor says hes worried. xDaunt called the election for Obama, that's gg | ||
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Defacer
Canada5052 Posts
On November 07 2012 11:58 oneofthem wrote: i wonder if fox will wait to call ohio until it has 95% reporting It's like a reality show. They're building up the dramatic tension. | ||
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