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Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by mont974x4, Nov 6, 2012.

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  1. mont974x4

    mont974x4 New Member

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    According to my local papers website Obama leads 28 votes to 14 votes.


    So, where is Christ Mathews to call the election for Obama?:smilewinkgrin:
     
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    Its remains close but the Romney lead in the popular vote has been growing so far.
     
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    Keep in mind that poll closing time does not mean the time to vote has come and gone. Many places will allow you to vote if you are already in line when the poll closing time comes. That means if the average voter is waiting an hour, then the last person in line could not be voting until an hour after the polls close.
     
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    In the EC, Obama's leading 158-153.


    w/o Fla, Romney's toast.
     
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  5. mont974x4

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    For now Romney still has the popular vote...not that it matters
     
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    The Great State of Tennessee went for Romney. :thumbs:
     
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    You'd think as many Baptist churches as there are around here Tennessee would have went for a pro lifer. :eek:

    I haven't talked to many baptists that aren't pro war death and destruction so it's no surprise Romney is their man.
     
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  8. mont974x4

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    CBS is calling it for Obama with the projection of him taking Ohio.


    May God have mercy on us.
     
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    Republicans don't even have the Senate to impeach him for the Libya debacle.
     
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    275 to 203 The globalists win.
     
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    God attempted to have mercy on us. We spit in His face.
     
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    Wouldn't you say the globalists would win either way?
     
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  13. poncho

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    Yes but only because it's true.
     
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  14. InTheLight

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    What impeachable crime was Obama guilty of in the Libya debacle?
     
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    Yep.:laugh:
     
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    The meaningless national popular vote may be close - looking like a big win in reality for the president though.
     
    #16 NaasPreacher (C4K), Nov 6, 2012
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    #17 poncho, Nov 6, 2012
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    None, no crime. It is just the birther mentality showing itself again.
     
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  19. NaasPreacher (C4K)

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    I do believe that President Obama is guilty of one impeachable offence, but the right supports him on that issue.

    When he ordered the execution of an American citizen without due process of law he violated several provisions of the Constitution but got a pass because the guy was a terrorist.
     
    #19 NaasPreacher (C4K), Nov 7, 2012
  20. InTheLight

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    You have a point, but I was asking about Benghazi.
     
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