16% Romney? Hectic is practically Hitler.
US Presidential Election: Tuesday November 6th, 2012
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I got 19% Romney.
Ours are pretty similar, I'm just a better version of you it seems.
82% Obama.
mjs purposefully got 90% Romney just to balance things out in here.
How the hell are you supporting all the parties more than me?
Both personalities took the test and he added them up.
97% Jill Stein
77% Obama
11% Romney
77% Obama
11% Romney
How the hell are you supporting all the parties more than me?
Yeah I don't understand that either, I did answer the additional question under the first bit, but that's just one question. There's more in me it seems. More votes. I'm apparantly just better.
92% Jill Stein
88% Barack Obama
58% Gary Johnson (who?)
29% Mitt Romney
Florida Voters 57%
American Voters 57%
95% Democrats
87% Green Party
27% Libertarian
15% Republican
88% Barack Obama
58% Gary Johnson (who?)
29% Mitt Romney
Florida Voters 57%
American Voters 57%
95% Democrats
87% Green Party
27% Libertarian
15% Republican
You like to stroke your cock while watching and laughing at Fox News.....I like to wind up Tea Party loons........not a whole lot of difference apart from you are more voyeuristic.
93% Barack Obama
88% Jill Stein
66% Rocky Anderson
43% Gary Johnson
30% Mitt Romney (no major issues)
12% Virgil Goode
94% Democrat
78% Green
25% Libertarian
16% Republican
88% Jill Stein
66% Rocky Anderson
43% Gary Johnson
30% Mitt Romney (no major issues
)12% Virgil Goode
94% Democrat
78% Green
25% Libertarian
16% Republican
Gary Johnson is essentially Ron Paul lite it seems. Or vice versa perhaps.
Gallup has Obama up by 3 over Romney and his Job Approval at 52 over 43 disapproval
On Bill Maher tonight amongst a very good panel discussion was the mention the Ryan Paul lied about his marathon time by well over a minute. Marathon time. If you're going to lie about something that insignificant...
http://www.cnn.com/2012/09/05/opinion/pearlman-ryan-marathon/index.html
http://www.cnn.com/2012/09/05/opinion/pearlman-ryan-marathon/index.html
He's an anti-establishment Libertarian. He sort of fell off the radar a few years back when he was Governor of New Mexico and advocated drug legalization. He may pick up Paul's mantle after he retires from being the idealistic nuisance outsider in elections.
Barack Obama - 88%
on science, economic, environmental, foreign policy, healthcare, and social issues
Jill Stein - 83%
on science, economic, environmental, and domestic policy issues
Rocky Anderson - 59%
on environmental issues
Gary Johnson - 41%
no major issues
Mitt Romney - 30%
on foreign policy issues
Virgil Goode - 8%
no major issues
American Voters - 62%
on domestic policy, foreign policy, science, economic, environmental, immigration, healthcare, and social issues
94% Democratic
82% Green
21% Republican
19% Libertarian
on science, economic, environmental, foreign policy, healthcare, and social issues
Jill Stein - 83%
on science, economic, environmental, and domestic policy issues
Rocky Anderson - 59%
on environmental issues
Gary Johnson - 41%
no major issues
Mitt Romney - 30%
on foreign policy issues
Virgil Goode - 8%
no major issues
American Voters - 62%
on domestic policy, foreign policy, science, economic, environmental, immigration, healthcare, and social issues
94% Democratic
82% Green
21% Republican
19% Libertarian
obama 89%
mittens 13%
seems I don't like mittens
mittens 13%
seems I don't like mittens
Candidates you side with...
96%
Jill Stein
on environmental, economic, science, social, foreign policy, domestic policy, and immigration issues
89%
Barack Obama
on science, healthcare, environmental, social, foreign policy, and immigration issues
69%
Rocky Anderson
on environmental, social, domestic policy, and immigration issues
1%
Mitt Romney
no major issues
59%
American Voters
on environmental, science, foreign policy, social, domestic policy, and immigration issues.
96%
Jill Stein
on environmental, economic, science, social, foreign policy, domestic policy, and immigration issues
89%
Barack Obama
on science, healthcare, environmental, social, foreign policy, and immigration issues
69%
Rocky Anderson
on environmental, social, domestic policy, and immigration issues
1%
Mitt Romney
no major issues
59%
American Voters
on environmental, science, foreign policy, social, domestic policy, and immigration issues.
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics...-and-the-post-truth-convention-speech/261775/
How can Ryan just lie and lie?
How can Ryan just lie and lie?
well he's in the right party. Their whole convention theme was based on bending fachts - "you didn't build that".
who the feck is jill stein?
MJS as I suspected is a closet homosexual who hates homosexuals and shoots quails in the face and drives a beige cadillac.
Red, who is this fella and why should we believe him?
Nate Silver. he is a mathematician. His forecast models are pragmatic. They take into account economic indicators as well as polls.
He got the 2008 election election forecast well enough.
He has Obama at 314 atm.
The Gallup and Rasmussen polls released in the past 48 hours have Obama up by 2-3, which is effectively where he was before the conventions.
and before 2008?
Convention bounce?
Give it another 2 weeks, then we can really see the winners and losers from the conventions.
Create your own map - http://www.270towin.com/
After this week, I've got Obama winning this by 126 electoral votes.
Out of the battlegrounds on that page, which do you (or anyone else) think are the big likelihoods for Obama? Not like a 51/49 edging it chance, but a strong likelihood he'll win.
Would Nevada, Wisconsin, Michigan, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania be fair bets? If yes, how close would Virginia be to that status? I ask because it looks like Romney can win Florida, NC, Colorado, Iowa and Ohio, and Obama would still pip him assuming he got the ones mentioned. Didn't realise quite how big a task this was for Romney. My blood pressure hopes it won't be quite that close though, clearly...
88% Mitt Romney
on economic, domestic policy, foreign policy, immigration, healthcare, and environmental issues
78% Gary Johnson
on economic, social, immigration, and environmental issues
66%Virgil Goode
on economic, healthcare, and environmental issues
66% Obama
Who you side with by party...
86%
Republican
64%
Libertarian
39%
Democratic
33%
Green
http://www.isidewith.com/results/100745646:962427
on economic, domestic policy, foreign policy, immigration, healthcare, and environmental issues
78% Gary Johnson
on economic, social, immigration, and environmental issues
66%Virgil Goode
on economic, healthcare, and environmental issues
66% Obama
Who you side with by party...
86%
Republican
64%
Libertarian
39%
Democratic
33%
Green
http://www.isidewith.com/results/100745646:962427
not sure if he got into it before then.
Just saw the President finish his speech in St. Petersberg Florida. Good crowd and back and forth.
Agreed, but what's ominous for Romney is that exactly 4 years ago to the day, and after both 2008 conventions, McCain was leading Obama by 2.9% and Obama ended up embarrassing him in November mainly due to three fantastic debate performances. Romney faces an even more daunting challenge between now and November in that he's behind in nearly every swing state that he has to win, and still has to face a superior debater three times.
Obama is likely to win all the swings except Ohio, Florida, and Virginia, which despite being a bit closer, are also slight Obama leans. The only state Romney is
likely to carry is NC.
Good question. Romney wont win the earlier states you mentioned as you suppose. He has given up on PA and MI. I honestly cannot see Romney win Ohio...simply because Obama has been pretty consistently ahead there. Neither do I see IA, CO or Virginia going for Romney. Romney's best chance is Florida. NC really should not be close a contest for Romney. But I think Obama will contest there.
I would put Nevada, Colorado, Michigian, NH, PA, Iowa safely in the Obama bracket.
Ohio: Not sure why the polls are showing such a huge Obama lead in this state, I'm sure it will narrow up. But Obama advantage.
Virginia: Depends if Mitt Romney can solidify NC soon, and start campaigning hard in Virginia.
I think the debates will not be a lop-sided affair like the McCain/Obama ones. Obama isn't a great debater, though he does connect with people. I hope Romney can hammer him with the statistics, which Obama is pretty average at. Romney needs to be less robotic, I think they might be score draws.
I don't think McCain was embarrassed, everyone knew that McCain was not going to win. I think equally, everyone knows that Romney has a tough challenge ahead of him. The demographics are simply not in his favour, and incumbents are always tough to remove even if they are terrible.
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