2012 Elections in the USA

[QUOTE=Tiny12; 428841]A $16 trillion national debt? $1 trillion+ budget deficits, being 7% to 10% of GDP, for the last four years? Unfunded medicare, medicaid and social security of $50 trillion? And nobody gives a shit? It's more serious than you think. Nobody seems to have the will to deal with this. Actually Ryan does but he seems to have been muzzled, as apparently any politician willing to face facts can't get elected.

If I see a deserted island I'm jumping ship and swimming.[/QUOTE]But, I guess I can learn fast enough to churn my arms & legs. So this is what America will do.

4 precincts in one location and maybe about 6 voters. Romney will carry popular vote for sure if California voters are staying away from the polls.

[QUOTE=WorldTravel69; 428844]I wonder what party did this?

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maL8YMPDAo0[/url][/QUOTE]The only verifiable cases of actual voting machines doing that were going the other way, switching Romney votes to Oloser.

Or so it seems. However, the Panhandle has to deliver for Romney.

I am sure that if Romney wins the popular vote and loses the electoral vote, all the Libtards screaming about it in the past will now be on Romney's side.

Wisconsin surprised me. I really thought Romney would win after recent events with Ryan on the ticket. And wrong about my out of consensus call in New Jersey. So much for my election prognostication skills.

Looks to me if Obama wins Ohio but not Florida he needs to win either IA or WI, as well as Colorado. If he wins Florida but not Ohio, then he has a few more ways to win. A lot of people were saying he might win AZ because the latinos are pissed off about the border shit, but that does not appear to be happening.

No way Oloser wins AZ.

They just called AZ for Romnesia. I am surprised VA and NC are so close. IA I think reports from east to west and Des Moines is heavily Dem so that one is hard to judge so far.

Fox just called Ohio for Obama, it's over.

[QUOTE=Punter 127;428860]Fox just called Ohio for Obama, it's over.[/QUOTE]Fox just called Obama the Re-elected President

The stock futures market is not trending per who looks like they are winning but on the possibility the outcome will be unknown by the time the exchanges open. Interesting. And one source has given Wisconsin to Obama and the other one I am looking at has not.

[QUOTE=Dickhead;428862]The stock futures market is not trending per who looks like they are winning but on the possibility the outcome will be unknown by the time the exchanges open. Interesting. And one source has given Wisconsin to Obama and the other one I am looking at has not.[/QUOTE]Dude it's over Obama wins.

[QUOTE=Punter 127;428863]Dude it's over Obama wins.[/QUOTE]Shouldn't someone do a well-being check on El Alamo?

It is proof positive that the unproductive portion of the population has taken over and the rest of us are enslaved. The American voter is pretty gullible. It is truly sad that people fortunate enough to live here don't think that the legacy of America is worth passing down to the next generation.

I can only hope for intense and prolonged gridlock, up to and through the impeachment.

I guess we are now more like Argentina in that we are closer to Europe than we are the Americas.

I guess someone is still in denial.