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7 months ago

ramssuperbowl99 said...
Obama won Illinois.
But I doubt it. That's quite odd on the republican side.

He is talking about one ticket.
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It should tell people something that neither Romney or Ryan could bring in ANY of the states they consider "home states" Massachusetts-Obama, Michigan-Obama, Wisconsin-Obama. While at the same time both Illinois and Delaware go easily to Democrats as well. (Those being the home states of Obama and Biden) The people in those states would know these candidates better than anyone else, and they are all going democrat.
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Hawkifish said...
There's still panhandle votes left to be counted though.

There are so many more people in that Miami area though.
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7 months ago

New Hampshire for Obama.
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Hawkifish said...
There's still panhandle votes left to be counted though.

Wont compare to dade county influence
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7 months ago

AlwaysMore said...
It should tell people something that neither Romney or Ryan could bring in ANY of the states they consider "home states" Massachusetts-Obama, Michigan-Obama, Wisconsin-Obama. While at the same time both Illinois and Delaware go easily to Democrats as well. (Those being the home states of Obama and Biden) The people in those states would know these candidates better than anyone else, and they are all going democrat.

No Republican will ever win Massachusetts.

This post was edited by MZizzle2 on 11/6/2012 at 8:38 PM
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7 months ago

ramssuperbowl99 said...
Obama won Illinois.
But I doubt it. That's quite odd on the republican side.

Sorry, I worded it poorly. I was only referring to Romney/Ryan. It's just a weird anomaly that I don't think I've ever seen.
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MZizzle2 said...
No Republican will ever will Massachusetts.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_1984
You sure?
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ramssuperbowl99 said...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_1984
You sure?

Poor Walter.
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7 months ago

We should just ditch the electoral college.
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CMXI said...
Sorry, I worded it poorly. I was only referring to Romney/Ryan. It's just a weird anomaly that I don't think I've ever seen.

Ahh yeah. Ryan was probably put on the ticket to win Wisconsin, but (as a resident) I can say he has no real pull here. Too much union influence.
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7 months ago

Yeah... It's over.
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AlwaysMore said...
It should tell people something that neither Romney or Ryan could bring in ANY of the states they consider "home states" Massachusetts-Obama, Michigan-Obama, Wisconsin-Obama. While at the same time both Illinois and Delaware go easily to Democrats as well. (Those being the home states of Obama and Biden) The people in those states would know these candidates better than anyone else, and they are all going democrat.

You're not making much sense. Wisconsin, Massachusetts, and Michigan were going to go to Obama regardless of who the presidential candidate is on the republican side.
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CMXI said...
Has there ever been an election before this one where neither candidate from a given party won their home state?

I believe the 1972 election had McGovern winning only Massachusetts...but you could make a case that it was Sargeant Shriver (His running mates) home state. I am sure one of the landslide FDR wins would have had that happen.

This post was edited by AlwaysMore on 11/6/2012 at 8:42 PM
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Roflcopter118 said...
We should just ditch the electoral college.

Im sure you said that in 2000 as well.......
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ramssuperbowl99 said...
Ahh yeah. Ryan was probably put on the ticket to win Wisconsin, but (as a resident) I can say he has no real pull here. Too much union influence.

I think he was mainly put there to co-opt his status as the "young star" of the Republican party. His budget was a major Republican talking point and it was something to get excited about.
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shortcbaseballa said...
Im sure you said that in 2000 as well.......

I hope you are enjoying your "change"
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shortcbaseballa said...
Im sure you said that in 2000 as well.......

Yes, I would have. It's crap.
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CMXI said...
I think he was mainly put there to co-opt his status as the "young star" of the Republican party. His budget was a major Republican talking point and it was something to get excited about.

Maybe, but him being from a swing state didn't hurt. And that seems to have backfired.
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7 months ago

Love Elizabeth Warren winning the Senate.
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vtfan_90 said...
I hope you are enjoying your "change"

I truly am..
Social progress is great
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Roflcopter118 said...
Yes, I would have. It's crap.

Agreed.
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ramssuperbowl99 said...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_1984
You sure?

Never will happen today
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GONIG BUCK said...
Love Elizabeth Warren winning the Senate.

Me too, that's amazing.
Couple that with Joe Donnelly knocking out Richard Mourdock, and I'm incredibly happy right now.
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CMXI said...
Me too, that's amazing.
Couple that with Joe Donnelly knocking out Richard Mourdock, and I'm incredibly happy right now.

Ditto.
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