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Capitalism! Working hard and building your business. Being successful. Good Grief. How anyone can possibly say right-wing groups have more money and not have the vaguest idea why probably shouldn't be voting.
So we should just forget about voting altogether then, and go to a new system called "one dollar, one vote." Right?
I think the main point was solid. Obama supporters don't have the energy this time. The right does. Of course, that is tempered by a weak candidate, but generally, I think Moore's analysis was very sound. If voters want Obama to have a second term, they better get fired up!
Well, there is that "weak candidate" thing and a dismsl record that can't be promoted, just avoided.
That's OK, it happens.
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Shame, shame, shame, but sadly, I think Moore's right.
The one that has the most money spent behind him always wins and voter suppression on OH, FL, and WI, most likely, will cause a bad dream to come true.
Shame, shame, shame, but sadly, I think Moore's right.
The one that has the most money spent behind him always wins and voter suppression on OH, FL, and WI, most likely, will cause a bad dream to come true.
I think he correctly pointed out that the culprit will likely be complacency or despondency on the left. The young kids were super enthusiastic in 2008. They will not be so gung ho in 2012. They have really had their butts kicked in this recession. However, if they think Romney has their back, they are dreaming. The right has energy, and they left needs to find it, or I agree with Moore. It could be an upset.
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I think he correctly pointed out that the culprit will likely be complacency or despondency on the left. The young kids were super enthusiastic in 2008. They will not be so gung ho in 2012. They have really had their butts kicked in this recession. However, if they think Romney has their back, they are dreaming. The right has energy, and they left needs to find it, or I agree with Moore. It could be an upset.
I think it would be funny if Obama won the electoral vote and Romney won the popular vote. It would probably literally drive some people insane.
No more so than it drove the liberals insane in the 2000 election.
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