yeah, it's been a splendid 60 years following our party!
sincerely,
black people
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yeah, it's been a splendid 60 years following our party!
sincerely,
black people
:00x33
yeah, it's been a splendid 60 years following our party!
sincerely,
black people
I think you might be surprised about how Florida votes. Either way, it will be huge and will likely decide the election.
I'm not sure if I would go that far just yet. The scenario is essentially the same as it was in 2000 and 2004: the Republicans win both Ohio and Florida, they win the election. I can't see any possible scenario McCain wins if he doesn't carry both.
However, unlike 2004, there is one plausible (although not likely) scenario in which Obama could win the election despite losing both Ohio and Florida. I can't recall exactly how it worked out (I read it a month ago or so) but if Obama were to lose Florida and Ohio, but managed to flip three of the Bush '04 states (I think they were Iowa, New Mexico and Nevada), it would result in a tie. Which means Obama would win. Of course, Obama is likely to flip Colorado, so if he took all four, he would still win the general.
If my math is wrong, I apologize... going from memory.
I'm not sure if I would go that far just yet. The scenario is essentially the same as it was in 2000 and 2004: the Republicans win both Ohio and Florida, they win the election. I can't see any possible scenario McCain wins if he doesn't carry both.
However, unlike 2004, there is one plausible (although not likely) scenario in which Obama could win the election despite losing both Ohio and Florida. I can't recall exactly how it worked out (I read it a month ago or so) but if Obama were to lose Florida and Ohio, but managed to flip three of the Bush '04 states (I think they were Iowa, New Mexico and Nevada), it would result in a tie. Which means Obama would win. Of course, Obama is likely to flip Colorado, so if he took all four, he would still win the general.
If my math is wrong, I apologize... going from memory.
if you guys manage to blow this election...given that every bad thing that happens is blamed on bush(and by some ridiculous,incoherent proxy-association,mccain),then it`s time hang up your spikes...
seriously....you have a 72 year old "rino"(a lamb in lamb`s clothing..he`s totally afraid to take on obama) running vs the teflon coated media darling who nobody seems to care has zero experience,shaky friends and associates and his lone claim to fame is that he was chicago`s "al sharpton"........
you can`t mention his friends,his gaffs and flip-flops ,his lack of experience,his wife`s america hating comments,his whitey hating book or his ears......
or brilliant analysis like,
"While the Bush administration has tried to get allies to unite in applying pressure on Iran to halt its nuclear program, Sen. Obama said he would bring change to American foreign policy by trying to get U.S. allies to unite in applying pressure on Iran to halt its nuclear program."
it`s now or never,moonbats.....
That last bit was for my friend Ar182 who will be paying me 50 clams come Nov 5th...:mj07:
reds...
i have to know before it's too late...would you take the 50 in pennies ?....:mj07:
.....& it's tied....
it was tied
from DTB's link
"Rasmussen Markets data gives Obama a 65.1% chance of winning the White House. "
adlock:
Obama 320 McCain 204 Ties 14
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:spotting:
If thats correct (65 %)I would think the +220 odds for GOP would be good wager--will wait for vp's.
Now if you want to see the "factual map" of votes last election take a look--not hard to tell what areas your strong in and would anticipate you certainly getting stronger there--its the others you need to be concerned about.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/politicselections/vote2004/countymap.htm
P.S. all those blue areas are Edward and Smurphs top vacation destination spots.![]()
P.S. all those blue areas are Edward and Smurphs top vacation destination spots.![]()
No shit. In fact they are EVERYONE'S top vacation spots. Red counties are BORING, desolate places.![]()
Whaddya think about -100 odds on the GOP :mj07: (jk AR). I'd take McCain at +220. His campaign will probably be as successful as the Royals are on the road on any given day.
We actually were talking about the 2008 election I thought
But here's 2004 if you don't count a 51% win in a county as red or blue, but a shade in between.
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I like the more difinative map of cnn and usatoday myself Bobby--shows either yes or no--no maybes
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