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2012 Presidential Election Part 4

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huskyfan said:
there was no spontaneous demonstration in Benghazi
it was an attack
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And everyone knows it except, evidently, Rover. He's stubborn, but not stupid. So I assume he's trolling. But does it really matter?
 
huskyfan said:
Rover if you want to talk polls you need to give us sample size, voter/registered/likely, Dem/Rep + or - and state by state and organization that paid for the poll.

I'll stick with internals.
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husky no offense but I can't be bothered. I'm posting all the polls whether I like their results or not that show up on politicalwire.com. I'm not only posting stuff that shows Obama up, and I don't have access to internal polls. As I stated previously, people can make what they want of them.
 
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huskyfan said:
there was no spontaneous demonstration in Benghazi
it was an attack
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Since when are Republicans so worried about senseless wasting of life? Oh yeah. It's when they aren't in the White House.

Stick with the onerous regulations and the economy. Less Old Pio.
 
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sagard said:
Since when are Republicans so worried about senseless wasting of life? Oh yeah. It's when they aren't in the White House.

Stick with the onerous regulations and the economy. Less Old Pio.
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Since when is anybody so thick as to not see the significance of the murder of an ambassador? By treaty, protected by the host government. An attack on him or the embassy or a consulate legally the same as an attack on Council Bluffs, Iowa. Oh yeah, when a jumped up "community organizer" lets him and three colleagues die and then lies repeatedly about "why" it happened.

Obama DENIED Peole DIED Then he LIED
 
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Old Pio said:
Since when is anybody so thick as to not see the significance of the murder of an ambassador? By treaty, protected by the host government. An attack on him or the embassy or a consulate legally the same as an attack on Council Bluffs, Iowa. Oh yeah, when a jumped up "community organizer" lets him and three colleagues die and then lies repeatedly about "why" it happened.

Obama DENIED Peole DIED Then he LIED
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And how many media outlets are talking to Charles Woods (father of one of the victims)?

Conversely, how many talked to Cindy Sheehan?

http://news.investors.com/ibd-edito...ndy-sheehan-cheered-charles-woods-ignored.htm
 
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FlagDUDE08 said:
From Ohio: If you can't beat 'em, cheat 'em.
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I sure hope that Diebold guy is still working in Ohio. You remember, the guy who said he was going to "fix" the outcome in Ohio for Bush in '04 before the voting? I had "serious" Democrat friends (serious, but schtupid) who pointed to the guy's words as "proof" that Ohio was rigged. The best way to carry out a conspiracy is to announce it in advance, don't you think?
 
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Old Pio said:
I sure hope that Diebold guy is still working in Ohio. You remember, the guy who said he was going to "fix" the outcome in Ohio for Bush in '04 before the voting? I had "serious" Democrat friends (serious, but schtupid) who pointed to the guy's words as "proof" that Ohio was rigged. The best way to carry out a conspiracy is to announce it in advance, don't you think?
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The only Diebold I know is the dude playing in goal for RPI. ;)
 
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FlagDUDE08 said:
In a rural area, you're absolutely correct. It's a rite of passage. That's why I still enjoy taking road trips. For the urban kids, because they're so used to mass transit, they already have the freedom to go where they please.
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I guess you're right. I'm from Detroit, where the phrase "mass transit" is foreign and dirty. ;)
 
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FlagDUDE08 said:
The only Diebold I know is the dude playing in goal for RPI. ;)
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Diebold would be his employer, not his name. As I'm sure you recall, he announced his intention to "do everything I can to help President Bush carry Ohio." Naturally, libstains interpreted this as meaning he was willing to break the law to do it. Including, evidently, single-handedly rigging thousands of electronic voting machines his company had manufactured.
 
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So glad I still vote a paper, "fill-in-the-bubble with black ink" ballot. No hanging chads, no sloppy programming bugs. Only thing that can go wrong is the counting machine.
 
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FadeToBlack&Gold said:
So glad I still vote a paper, "fill-in-the-bubble with black ink" ballot. No hanging chads, no sloppy programming bugs. Only thing that can go wrong is the counting machine.
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"Only thing that can go wrong is the counting machine."

Aside from that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?

(It does have the advantage of allowing a real recount, none of this "let's go back and print the results again" BS that happens with no-paper-trail systems.)
 
Re: 2012 Presidential Election Part 4

FadeToBlack&Gold said:
So glad I still vote a paper, "fill-in-the-bubble with black ink" ballot. No hanging chads, no sloppy programming bugs. Only thing that can go wrong is the counting machine.
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Even those can be out of calibration. Plus, it's still a computer used in the counting.

I miss NY's lever machines.
 
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Old Pio said:
Diebold would be his employer, not his name. As I'm sure you recall, he announced his intention to "do everything I can to help President Bush carry Ohio." Naturally, libstains interpreted this as meaning he was willing to break the law to do it. Including, evidently, single-handedly rigging thousands of electronic voting machines his company had manufactured.
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Unlike Nevada, where they truly were and are rigged. http://politichicks.tv/2012/10/voter-machine-in-las-vegas-auto-checking-obama/
 
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