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He'll get NC with 15, indiana with eleven, and Montana with 3 ... 367 will be the final total.
@ 338 and counting, I was looking at the states that are left. Obama will hit 360 easy, but even 370 is doable. Folks, we got our revolution.
@ 338 and counting, I was looking at the states that are left. Obama will hit 360 easy, but even 370 is doable. Folks, we got our revolution.
LOL...51.83% of the popular vote at the moment is not revolution, Mr. Che Guevara.
Revolution? There is only a 4-5% difference in the popular vote.
I admit things have changed (Obama carrying VA etc) but having 5% more people thinking your way than the rest of the masses does not a revolution make.
Man, quit trolling every fricking thread. You're starting to irritate me. Do something productive and post some new porn somewhere.
and in the popular vote he is still only at 51.8% to 48.1% surprisingly.
Bush beat Kerry in 2004 50.7% to 48.3%
not much of a difference.
You're overlooking the gains in the senate and house as well. The GOP is now frozen out of American politics. Its ok though, I understand your denial. You probably thought McCain was going to win tonight too. lol
Yeah, and Gore won the popular vote in 2000. Bush claimed "election capital" in that contest. You've witnessed a revolution tonight - just accept it; the sooner you do, the better off you will be.
i see...so the fact that Obama has only 1% more of the vote in his victory is something you still can;t handle?
don't try and change the facts...so what Bush did this or that in 2000...it does not change the number reported thus far tonight 51.86%
that is not a revolution, no matter how you'd like to paint it.
in two years, we will be in an even deeper recession, and the 2010 election will roll around, and those idiot republicans will take the democrats to task for it...and likely, considering how important the economy became in the past 2 months, to swing this election, i guarantee you, when we continue to slump through this recession, which we will, no matter what Obama does since it is out of his hands, it will be 2010 election season quicker then you know...the scumbag republicans will be back for you know it...to try and take back the congress from the scumbag democrats.
this is no revolution...we are at the most dire point in our nations recent history, based mostly on the economy...and the economy in a severe recession DOES NOT COME BACK quickly...see George Bush 1.
this economy will get worse, no matter what Obama and the democrats do starting in two months.Everyone knows it, and if the economy stays bad, no matter what else happens, he will be out after one term, and so will e democrats, and the republicans will march back in to take their turn to continue to screw up.
i see...so when you post something erroneous, it should not be discussed, debated or corrected?
don't start a thread if you don't want it discussed.
either that, or state your facts and your points...as i said, under 52% is not a revolution.
you said there was a revolution. that is incorrect.
I admit things have changed (Obama carrying VA etc) but having 5% more people thinking your way than the rest of the masses does not a revolution make.
Republicans underestimate what's happened tonight at their own peril.
But there's more going on than just numbers: this'll be the first time in 13 years that a Democratic president will have a cooperative Congress to work with.