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To: Just A Nobody

Technically Bush won in 2004 by about 140,000 votes in Ohio, I think it was the closest re-election in history.


34 posted on 10/17/2008 9:50:49 PM PDT by MikeFrancesa.com (www.war69.com)
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To: MikeFrancesa.com

And “technically” Al Gore won in 2000. You know, if you throw out the electoral votes.

Bush won handily in 2004.


40 posted on 10/17/2008 10:19:31 PM PDT by Terpfen (To all you knee-jerkers: remember Rick Santorum.)
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To: MikeFrancesa.com
Technically Bush won in 2004 by about 140,000 votes in Ohio

ACTUALLY PRESIDENT Bush won in 2005 by over 3 million votes.

Let's have that debate, Mike.

PRESIDENT Bush actally "lost":
NH by 9,274 with nearly 700,000 votes cast having 4 EV
WI by 11,382 with over 3 million votes cast having 10 EV
OR by 76,332 with nearly 2 million votes cast having 7 EV
MN by 98,300 with nearly 3 million votes cast having 10 EV
PA by 144,250 with nearly 5 million votes cast having 21 EV
MI by 165,437 with nearly 5 million votes cast having 10 EV

So, bring.it.on.
If you have been following the voter fraud cases from 2004 and the Soros campaign to defeat PRESIDENT Bush in that election, one might say PRESIDENT Bush won re-election by a landside.

Also note that we have heard little of Soros this election cycle. He got smart and funded both the candidates and Hillary, so he wins no matter who wins this year.

Welcome to FR, btw.

61 posted on 10/18/2008 5:59:22 AM PDT by Just A Nobody (PISSANT for President '08 - NEVER AGAIN...Support our Troops! Beware the ENEMEDIA)
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