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« on: March 08, 2012, 10:17:25 PM »

I see PA trending rightward in this election. Obama has done worse in PA than his national average consistantly.
Their Tea Bagger Governor has a worse approval rating and polls point to PA staying blue.

I don't know anything about teabaggers but that sounds sexually offensive. It's always been a barely Democratic state in modern day elections and the trend would point towards that. Governors only play as big of a role in the campaign as the role they take on for it. Ed Rendell didn't help Kerry very much as the state was pretty much even and Tom Ridge didn't swing the state for Dole. I haven't seen Obama doing well in PA for an approval rating in a very long time.



PA has been GOP fool's gold for 20 years...

Remember McCain's final push in the state? Tongue

No, but I do remember Obama's and trying to figure out why he needed to do it.

and yet the state still swung Democratic. In fact, every region of the state except the Southwest (which was the area McCain targeted most heavily, and is typical of areas across the country where Obama did poorly) swung D:
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