[Michael.SF.]

The defeat was too widespread to have been stolen.

Did they steal Ohio and PA? maybe yes, maybe no.

But we lost: Colorado, Iowa, New Hampshire, Virginia.

Sorry, we got our ass kicked. No excuses. His game plan worked: divide the country, get the 47% on your team and enough of the upper half will go along.

Whining about a 'stolen' election distracts from what we need to do to win.

[hoosierham]

They didn’t even need to cheat as all the 47% plus a few more fearful of losing a free ride voted obama.I am puzzled as to what you do to win when obviously the majority of voters WANT more “free” government goodies,WANT to be taken care of by big government,WANT the “right” to murder the unborn,WANT the “right” to deviant sex,in short,WANT to live irresponsibly at the expense of those who still work hard.

The selfish people voted to destroy the U.S. for their own short-term gain;i suspect this is eerily like the fall of the Roman Empire. Narcissists in charge and huge crowds living on government handouts.

Now more than ever,smart people will hide as much of their wealth as possible lest the “takers” in and out of government steal it.

[af_vet_rr]

The defeat was too widespread to have been stolen.

The Democrats were trying to give the election to the GOP - a very very lackluster and uninspiring President and Senate with a crappy economy. The GOP response? Run a homo-loving, gun-hating, draft-dodging, New England Mormon.

The GOP acted like 2008 was not a wakeup call and that their mistake was not running somebody liberal enough, so they went out and found somebody more liberal than McCain, and that somebody was conveniently changing his positions on abortion and other liberal views to run for the White House.

[Orgiveme]

I disagree. It’s not about whining; it’s about analysis.

Number one, did it happen?
Number two, how did it happen?

We need to know and it needs to be ASAP for future purposes.