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To: Zevonismymuse
think the difference is that there was not the huge voter turnout that was present in the Presidential election”

Applies to both parties. Balanced each other out

No ACORN, no historic black vote, no Democrat win”

ACORN didn't magically dissapear. The fraudulent ACORN registrations were as much alive last week, as they were on Nov 4th

Any Republican would have won in Georgia.”

Not necessarily. Any Republican could have lost too. Heck, McClain barely won in his own home state of Arizona in the presidential elections.

6 posted on 12/08/2008 9:19:54 AM PST by SmokingJoe
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To: SmokingJoe

Once again, I am going to respectfully disagree. High voter turnout favors Democrats. We Republicans are much more reliable voters. As a life long Republican I have prayed for rain every election. And I realize that ACORN did not disappear but many of their registered voters did not materialize because if what I believe to be true, that ACORN is responsible for many illegally submitted absentee ballets, I think their impact was lessened because many of their useful idiot foot soldiers were spent from the Presidential election. I did not mean absolutely without exception any Republican would have won; I meant it is reasonable to assume just about any Republican would have won since the people who put Obama in office have all returned to their home states and countries and are busy celebrating their victory. My point is that Georgia is a reliably conservative state. Without the hype, the booze and cig rewards, the motor voter cheating, Republicans tend to win in Georgia.


12 posted on 12/08/2008 9:31:14 AM PST by Zevonismymuse
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