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to try and depress and suppress the conservative vote.
The GOP has cornered the market on voter suppression.
Anyway...
This reminds me of the primaries when the "media" kept up the "anything can happen" fantasy despite the fact that it was clear to anyone with a calculator (or ten fingers) that Hillary had no mathematical chance of winning the nomination).
Even with two weeks to go a look at the Electoral College map is shows that the only real question is by how much Obama is going to win. Frankly, you should be down on bended knee kissing the media's feet for continuing to promote the fiction that this is anything but over.
I will not feel comfortable until Election Day with a clear win for Obama. Anything can happen in two weeks and at least I remember the last elections one of which I am convinced was fixed. So, I vote. And I vote for Obama.
This reminds me of the primaries when the "media" kept up the "anything can happen" fantasy despite the fact that it was clear to anyone with a calculator (or ten fingers) that Hillary had no mathematical chance of winning the nomination).
You do realize that Obama did not get the required state delegates to put him over the top?
The Super delegates gave him the nomination.
So...where were all those Obama supporters in TX, OH, PA, IN, WV to give him the victory? He couldn't close the deal then without the SD's.
Now you have the media trying to drag his sorry butt across the finish line before a single vote is cast.
The media driven polls are for one purpose - to try and depress and suppress the conservative vote. They do it every year, they did it in 2004. Remember all the stories of how new and young voters were going to swarm the voting booth in an overwhelming tide?
The media forgot something then as well as now - the conservative base also came out in 2004, and look what happened.
In 2006, look what happened when they stayed home.
Why couldn't all these new, young, minority voters put Obama over the top in states like Texas, Oh, IN, PA during the primaries?
Ignore the polls - they are padded/weighted towards the democrats.
You are SO RIGHT! Thanks for the voice of reason in a sea of stupidity.
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