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Election Archive / 2012 U.S. Presidential General Election Polls / Re: PPP NC/OH polls to be released tonight; Obama surging past 2008 margins
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on: September 09, 2012, 06:40:28 pm
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9/7/12: We'll release the Ohio and maybe North Carolina poll Sunday night- those will be our first post-DNC surveys out 9/8/12: We started 5 state polls- some public, some private- and a national poll last night. What they're looking like: 2008 9/9/12: Plan is to have Ohio results between 9 and 10 tonight- looks like Obama leads there by more than 2008 margin of victory Wow. Well, it looks like it's about time to start searching for employment outside of the United States. Romney has connections in the Caymans, search there.
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Election Archive / 2012 Elections / Re: Romney begins huge 15-ad blitz in CO, FL, IA, NV, NH, NC, OH, and VA tomorrow
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on: September 07, 2012, 11:50:31 am
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There is an unbiased source. And if you think Obama will be able to keep up with Mitt and company when he was getting outspent over 2:1 BEFORE he had his general election funds, you are kidding yourself. Ads at this point aren't going to change anything. People seeing Mitt's face on their TV's every day isn't going to make a dramatic difference. We are entering the late stages of the campaign and that is where organization comes into play and Obama is very much ahead of Romney in that regard. I agree, in Florida alone I believe the Obama campaign has 76+ field offices directly for his campaign. Romney only has about 25+ and a lot of those are joint offices with the county Republican Party. I read that the Obama campaign has made 44 million calls and knocked on 3.5 million doors along with registering over 1 million voters.
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Other Elections - Analysis and Discussion / Congressional Elections / Re: House races to watch
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on: August 31, 2012, 12:10:36 pm
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FL-18 will be big (Allen West); I'll throw in FL-22 for Sanchez as well. FL-16 is currently occupied by mega-HP Vern Buchanan, though polling for Keith Fitzgerald has been awful recently, but I could see it getting better. David Riviera in FL-26 has been scandal-ridden and the Democrats could unseat him. FL-02 could be a sleeper race, since it now includes all of Tallahassee, and the Democrats have a decent candidate there. Val Demings might be able to knock out 'Taliban Dan'. I'm not sure whether or not John Mica is vulnerable, so keep that in the back of your mind as well. Grayson would normally have the advantage in FL-09, but he's facing a Hispanic Republican; that could be interesting. It'd be interesting to see Yoho's performance in FL-03. There's also an actual challenger (who's qualified for Emily's List funding and such) against Bill Young, so that could be interesting as well. That's basically all of Florida's races.
I'm not sure who "Sanchez" is, but FL-22 is Lois Frankel against Adam Hasner. Also, In FL-09 Grayson isn't facing a hispanic republican, the hispanic republican lost the primary to a tea party person named Todd Long.
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Election Archive / 2012 Elections / Re: USA Today: Obama has millions of fake Twitter followers
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on: August 25, 2012, 03:16:57 pm
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Let's be honest, anyone who has a twitter knows fake people follow you all the time. I did not know that. I keep a low profile. I don't follow many people and virtually no one follows me. If I picked up a tail I would be very suspicious. Thanks for the heads up. At least if this ever happens to me I will know it's not some plot specifically against me. What purpose do unrequested fake followers have? They seem like a lot of man power. Typically they follow you and in their "profile/about me" area there is some sort of link they want you to click on. Just don't click the links. They also tweet spam links.
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Election Archive / 2012 Elections / Re: Business leaders: Obama better for world economy
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on: August 17, 2012, 05:46:45 pm
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Yeah, but you can't just generalize and say, oh all foreigners hate America!
Certainly foreign business leaders generally have to do a lot of business with America, us being the largest economy in the world and all. Yes, and most of the savvy foreign business leaders who do direct business with America are in favor of Romney, as is the case domestically. Do you have any non-anecdotal means of citing this? Common sense dictates that a savvy business leader, assuming he does not benefit from government intervention/cronyism, is going to support a president who has business experience and adherence to free market ideology over a president who is a lawyer with policies that have contributed to the current dismal economy. AKA he has no source
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