[Popman]

I hope the dem ground game machine drags all these disaffected blue dog democrats to the polls to vote for Romney...

[American Constitutionalist]

The Obama Ground Scam Game not a Myth


There now, fixed.

[trappedincanuckistan]

Thanks. I’ve been telling everyone I could for weeks that the “polls” are assuming a huge Democrat turnout.

[newheart]

Obama’s real ground game begins after he loses.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2954111/posts

[erkelly]

I don't know, the Obama’s ground game is awfully good. I live in a battleground state. I like to vote on election day. Everyday, someone young, very polite, usually female (I am a woman) very nicely and professionally dressed, from the Obama campaign comes to my door wanting to know if I would like to arrange a ride to the polls or get an absentee ballot. I tell them that I not a democrat but they say that is okay, they will help anyone who wants to vote even if they don't vote for Obama — but of course they would be glad to talk to you about why they think you should vote for Obama. It is an impressively well-organized ground game. To say it is not is wishful thinking. (PS: Evidently they get daily updates as to who has not voted yet.)

[The Duke]

The Democrats may find that an over-reliance on fraud is a bad national election strategy.

[quicksilver123]

The vaunted Obama ground game is a sham. Like many people, I signed up on their website to keep an eye on what they’re up to. You would THINK they would know that I am a registered Republican, contribute to “R” candidates every election, and would crawl over broken glass to end this “long national nightmare” and get him out of office.

So what did they send me the other day? An email with a link to Lena Dunham’s ridiculous “Your First Time” campaign video.

That ought to do it, don’t you think?

[AZLiberty]

A cute young Democrat in a blue T-shirt came to our door the other day wanting to know if all the knuckleheads in our household had voted. I told her that we didn’t have any.