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[biknut]

awww, it's so cute how fundies are still clinging on to hope for a Palin administration.

Obot, Karma is a bitch

[Iam Empathy]

Obot, Karma is a bitch

To be honest I don't even think you understand what "karma" is.

For every action there is an equal or opposite reaction, kid.

[biknut]

Obot, Karma is a bitch

To be honest I don't even think you understand what "karma" is.

For every action there is an equal or opposite reaction, kid.

Thanks for calling me a kid. I like that.

Just wondering out loud.

How come Nobama has spent almost a billion dollars and still can't close the deal?

[Iam Empathy]

aww, the garbage heap of ignorance that traffic that is Dallas. I was there in July. Worse city ever. Only slightly better than Houston.

[Shepard]

To be honest I don't even think you understand what "karma" is.

For every action there is an equal or opposite reaction, kid.

Huh? Since when did karma become an incorrect summation of one of Newton's laws?

[Iam Empathy]

To be honest I don't even think you understand what "karma" is.

For every action there is an equal or opposite reaction, kid.

Huh? Since when did karma become an incorrect summation of one of Newton's laws?

That's my interpretation of karma summed up in one sentence.

[biknut]

To be honest I don't even think you understand what "karma" is.

For every action there is an equal or opposite reaction, kid.

Huh? Since when did karma become an incorrect summation of one of Newton's laws?

What goes around, must come down?

[biknut]

This looks pretty good. Like it?

[Iam Empathy]

This looks pretty good. Like it?

You do realize that I'm just keeping this thread at the top to encourage more people to vote for Obama, right?

[Iam Empathy]

Also biknut, I've got to say that I have no idea what month or even galaxy your map is from. But here is the current electorate projection map from the experts:

[biknut]

This looks pretty good. Like it?

You do realize that I'm just keeping this thread at the top to encourage more people to vote for Obama, right?

That's nice, but I don't think you're doing a very good job. Nobozo is losing.

[Iam Empathy]

This looks pretty good. Like it?

You do realize that I'm just keeping this thread at the top to encourage more people to vote for Obama, right?

That's nice, but I don't think you're doing a very good job. Nobozo is losing.

I'll come back to this thread after the election to see you eat your words.

Have a great day. My lunch break is over now. I'm going back to canvassing.

[biknut]

This looks pretty good. Like it?

You do realize that I'm just keeping this thread at the top to encourage more people to vote for Obama, right?

That's nice, but I don't think you're doing a very good job. Nobozo is losing.

I'll come back to this thread after the election to see you eat your words.

Have a great day. My lunch break is over now. I'm going back to canvassing.

Don't for get your nightstick.

[luv2increase]

map from the experts:

You keep saying "from the experts" like they trump your own intellect. Remember 2004? You may have been too young to vote? The so-called "experts" said Kerry was going to win, but obviously he did not.

[DJS]

The Republicans have maintained relative GOTV parity in traditional battlegrounds like OH and FL, but I think they're lack of prep in unexpected swing states (IN, NC, etc) is going to hurt them badly.

Also, one could argue that any so called Bradley effect will be offset by record breaking african american turn out and/or cell phone polling bias.

Prediction: Obama 375-163 EV

Ok, time to shamelessly toot my own horn a little...

It looks like the finally EV totals will be:

364-174

I missed sticking the landing by under 6,000 votes in Missouri.

[Lazarus Long]

On the final tally, due to recounts and other factors, we may not have the total *official* numbers till the Electoral College count in about two weeks.

Also many pollsters are very pleased with their methods today, many are showing as little as a 1% deviation on predictions and in fact they *underestimated* the vote for Obama rather than inflating it.

It does not look like there was any Bradley effect worth mentioning.

In terms of interesting demographics of note more higher educated voters voted for Obama than for any other candidate in history and he received the majority of votes across the board from almost every economic demographic except the $100,000 to $150,000 tax bracket.