[JustaCowgirl]

"Three-and-a-half years after electing Barack Obama, we see it’s not that easy to change things. ”

Yeah, especially if you're stupid enough to elect a snake.

[Obama_Is_Sabotaging_America]

Democrats enthusiastic for Romney. Feelin’ it?

[Hokestuk]

But there seems to be a lot of enthusiasm to get rid of Barack Obama.

The author got that right! In '08 I used to say that I'd vote for a cardboard box before I'd vote for Obama. To humor that sentiment I kind of wished we'd nominated a cardboard box this time. But I guess a cardboard box wouldn't have done as well in the debates.

[fortheDeclaration]

voters unconnected to either major party grew by 7 percent

And they will go overwhelmingly for Romney.

[Nitehawk0325]

How many legal voters is California bleeding?? People who want a good job with lower taxes are fleeing liberal led California like rats bailing out a sinking ship captained by Jerry, pot smoking, Brown. It’s the Titanic all over again but this time it affects millions of people. ROMNEY/RYAN 2012 Change this deep blue state to bright red on it’s way back to the Golden State, not the illegal refuse state.

[cgbg]

When the poly sci prof talks about making history in 2008—so biased it sounds like satire from the Onion.

Guess the Neanderthal voters will “unmake” some history this time.

:-)

[Hoodat]

-490K total
-113K GOP
+ 73K Ind

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-450K Dem

[generally]

Maybe they removed all those dead voters from the rolls, the ones who always vote Democrat.

[randita]

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[catnipman]

‘“This year, we don’t have such a sense that this election is going to make history the way we did in 2008,” said Pat Dunham’

Of course it’s going to make history: the first half-black President of the United States gets voted out of office after a single term with even BIGGER EV and voter margins than his original election.

I think that is history making, every bit as his election. Clearly, the historic defeat of the first half-black President by a white man is a blatantly racist act by a blatantly racist country, whereas his election in the first place in which he defeated a white man is clearly NOT a racist act by a blatantly racist country. There, I’ve set the stage for the Progressive meme on college campuses across the U.S. for the next 50 years, and I’m not even going to seek official publication and the consequent fame and fortune attendant there upon.