I thought about that, too. It makes sense. If it’s true that 200,000 fraudulent votes were in the kitty ahead of time, it makes it seem unwinnable, doesn’t it?
As it was, Ohio was only 200,000 votes separating McCain and Obama.
I think the dems ran a huge vote suppression campaign through their media, pollsters, state officials, and even duped McCain campaign workers.
McCain, however, NEVER got his organization in Ohio off the ground.
Bush/Cheney/Rove ran an infinitely better organization and ground game.
Considering the amount of fraud in this election, history will show Obama’s presidency will always be questionable. I read somewhere that African Americans were voting 100% in some districts. We know about 200000 in Ohio, and the 100000 voters registered in GA, and then registered in Ohio or Florida. And in Wisconsin, there were many reports of cars with Illinois tags at the polls.
There are so many questions surrounding this election.
How, could he possibly, get so much of the Catholic vote? How, could he possibly get so much of the coal country, (OH, PA, WV) vote? Most important, why did so many stay home when they could have tried to counter this?
There are sad days ahead for our Country. God help us.
That was my impression too. A lot of very young rookies (I know their heart was in the right place) running things here in Colorado. It seemed chaotic.... I had to go 3 times to get yard signs, and then finally got them at the Palin rally.....even there I had to stand in line to buy them.
If conservative voters stayed home, why were there such long lines days before the election. I remember reading on FR a comment about someone whose parent waited in line two days before election day to vote and gave up after 4 hours. I saw long lines in OH on Fox. Where are these votes?
When you nominate the party maverick to be your standard bearer, there are political consequences. McCain spent a large part of his campaign attacking the Rep party and distancing himself from it. Loyalty begets loyalty.