Politics
- Started
- Last post
- 33,755 Responses
- ukit0
Remember the days?
- Ceballos0
<img src="http://resistcomfort.com/votetheissues/obamamccain.jpg">
I'll post this in here too since I got hinted that this is the politics thread.
- Ceballos0
- http://resistcomfort… larger version here.Ceballos
- is that Bill Clinton?********
- janne760
my best mate just got invited to a world tour of some *ahem* purdy famous one, doing his art.. can't/won't brag into details, but it is big to say the least.
so nice to see friends do well after years of hard work. sort of keeps you inspired. :)
- blog thread!
HAHA.. -1, mejanne76 - I did the same thing with shinpoo's thread. n00bs!********
- blog thread!
- mg330
I am growing increasingly suspicious of Palin not releasing her medical records. Not sure if we've talked about this.
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn…
At this point, very few things would surprise me. I wouldn't doubt that her new baby isn't hers, that her medical records can't prove that she gave birth to a child in the last four years, and, like many people point out in the blog comments above, that it's highly suspect she was pregnant before she got married, which would make her an incredible hypocrite to the evangelicals that support their campaign.
- growing? Just now?! I don't believe that baby is hers.monkeyshine
- mikotondria30
I don't care if she IS a hypocrite, has had 10 different children by 20 different men, out of wedlock or under a bus, she's just tediously not worthy.. I can't even get angry at or about her, she's just literally a soccer mom who might make a good school teacher in a little town, but nothing else. Ever. Anywhere, anyone who thinks, or more fundamentally ACTS based upon any different conclusion is
just
a
twat
- ********0
Matthew Dowd
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 338 McCain 200
Senate Seats: 57 Democrats 41 Republicans
House Seats: 250 Democrats 185 RepublicansGeorge Will
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 378 McCain 160
Senate Seats: 57 Democrats 41 Republicans
House Seats: 254 Democrats 181 RepublicansDonna Brazile
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 343
Senate Seats: 59 Democrats 39 Republicans
House Seats: 262 Democrats 173 RepublicansGeorge Stephanopoulos
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 353 McCain 185
Senate Seats: 58 Democrats (59 if there's a run-off in Georgia) Republicans 40
House Seats: Democrats 264 Republicans 171Mark Halperin
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 349 McCain 189
Senate Seats: 58 Democrats 40 Republicans
House Seats: 261 Democrats 174 Republicans
- ********0
Nate Silver
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 347 McCain 191
Senate Seats: 57 Democrats 41 Republicans
House Seats: 258 Democrats 177 RepublicansChris Cillizza
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: 312 McCain 226
Senate Seats: 57 Democrats 41 Republicans
House Seats: 266 Democrats 169 RepublicansArianna Huffington
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 318 McCain 220
Senate Seats: 58 Democrats 40 Republicans
House Seats: 254 Democrats 181 RepublicansFred Barnes
Winner: McCain
Electoral College: Obama 252 McCain 286
Senate Seats: 55 Democrats 43 Republicans
House Seats: 255 Democrats 180 RepublicansEleanor Clift
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 349 McCain 189
Senate Seats: 58 Democrats 40 Republicans
House Seats: 265 Democrats 170 RepublicansMarkos Moulitas
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 390 McCain 148
Senate Seats: 58 Democrats 40 Republicans
House Seats: 268 Democrats 167 RepublicansEd Rollins
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 353 McCain 185
Senate Seats: 57 Democrats 41 Republicans
House Seats: 249 Democrats 186 RepublicansPaul Begala
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 325 McCain 213
Senate Seats: 58 Democrats 40 RepublicansJames Carville
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 330 McCain 208
Senate Seats: 60 Democrats 38 RepublicansCharles Mahtesian (National Politics Editor, Politico.com)
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 311 McCain 227
Senate Seats: 56 Democrats 42 Republicans
House Seats: 256 Democrats 179 RepublicansMorton Kondracke
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 379 McCain 159
Senate Seats: 57 Democrats 41 Republicans
House Seats: 269 Democrats 166 RepublicansDavid Plotz (Editor, Slate)
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 336 McCain 202
Senate Seats: 59 Democrats 39 Republicans
House Seats: 257 Democrats 178 Republican
- ********0
Morton Kondracke
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 379 McCain 159
Senate Seats: 57 Democrats 41 Republicans
House Seats: 269 Democrats 166 RepublicansDavid Plotz (Editor, Slate)
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 336 McCain 202
Senate Seats: 59 Democrats 39 Republicans
House Seats: 257 Democrats 178 Republicans
Obama wins North Dakota, has more paid staff in state than voters... Joe Lieberman thrown to pack of wild dogs behind Cannon Senate Office Building. Washington left without a Bush or Dole in office for the first time since, well, a really long time ago.
Alex Castellanos (Republican media consultant)
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 318 McCain 220
Senate Seats: 58 Democrats 42 Republicans
Obama wins Virginia, Nevada, New Mexico, Colorado, Iowa and Florida; McCain wins Ohio and Missouri.... Coleman wins in Minnesota; Chambliss loses Georgia; Landrieu loses in Louisiana.
Dan Gerstein (Democratic media consultant, former manager of Sen. Joe Lieberman's re-election campaign)
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 318 McCain 220
Senate Seats: 55 Democrats 43 Republicans
House Seats: 260 Democrats 175 RepublicansTom Doherty (New York Republican consultant)
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 331 McCain 207
Senate Seats: 58 Democrats 42 Republicans
House Seats: 255 Democrats 180 RepublicansRobert Y. Shapiro (Columbia University political scientist)
Winner: Obama
Popular Vote: Obama 53 McCain 47
Senate Seats: 58 Democrats 40 Republicans
House Seats: 259 Democrats 176 Republicans
Obama will hold all Kerry states and pick up Iowa, VA, NM, Colorado, NV.
Gary Jacobson: (University of California-San Diego political scientist)
Winner: Obama
Major Party Vote: 52.7 Obama 47.3 McCain
Senate: 57 Democrats 43 Republicans
House: 264 Democrats 171 RepublicanSandy Maisel: (Colby College political scientist)
Winner: Obama
Electoral College 353 Obama 185 McCain
Senate Seats 59 Democrats 41 Republicans
House 265 Democrats 170 RepublicansRobert Erickson (Columbia University political scientist)
Winner: Obama
Popular Vote: Obama 52.5 McCain 47.5
Senate Seats: 59 Democrats 41 Republicans
House Seats: 253 Democrats 182 Republicans
Obama wins Colorado, Iowa, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, and Virginia, not Florida... Democrats pick up Alaska, Minnesota, Colorado, Oregon, Virginia, New Hampshire, New Mexico and North Carolina.
Alan Abramowitz (Emory University political scientist)
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 361 McCain 177
Senate Seats: 59 Democrats 40 Republicans (with a run-off in Georgia)
House Seats: 256 Democrats 179 Republicans
Obama wins Co., Va., Fla., Oh., Ia., N.Mex. and Indiana.
- ********0
Shocking, all these pollsters try to demoralize the Rep's with incredulous margins for Obama, then all of a sudden “tighten” at the end when their "so-called" reputations are on the line.
- monkeyshine0
To cover your bases...you could bet oh let's say $500 on McCain to win the election...if he somehow miraculously does then you will have money to leave the country. :)
- wait, weren't the Baldwin Bro's supposed to move to the EU or CA?********
- wait, weren't the Baldwin Bro's supposed to move to the EU or CA?
- ukit0
If you really thought McCain was gonna win, you should put some money down on it in the prediction markets, you could become a rich man overnight:D
- Betting on an election is foolish. How many elections were called too early? How about vote, then gloat?********
- Betting on an election is foolish. How many elections were called too early? How about vote, then gloat?
- ukit0
- BattleAxe0
headline of the day
Bush out of sight until after election
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/bush_…- And then he will emerge saying, "My fellow Americans, the missiles to Iran are on their way..."TheBlueOne
- I wouldn't be surprised.********
- BattleAxe0
"The White House said Bush is busy with the financial crisis, two wars and the upcoming transition to a new administration. The economy and recent hurricanes on the Gulf Coast prompted Bush to cancel appearances at fundraisers."
- TheBlueOne0
"After Bill Clinton was elected in 1992, it was common for right-wingers to argue that he wasn't elected 'legitimately' because he'd won with less than 50 percent of the vote, thanks to Ross Perot.
Of course, you didn't hear that much after 2000, when Bush won the White House without even winning the popular vote.
Now that they're on the verge of getting an ass-kicking of historic proportions, they're warming up that familiar refrain. 'Obama doesn't have a mandate' they will say. They're already starting. The 'socialist' stuff is just the beginning. They will get into a froth soon enough."
- would you expect anything else out of any party? this entire thread is a Bush complaint.********
- would you expect anything else out of any party? this entire thread is a Bush complaint.
- TheBlueOne0
McCain's Great Moments in History
- he's old enough, that's for sure! :D********
- That's from Mad Magazine by the way...TheBlueOne
- LOL!janne76
- he's old enough, that's for sure! :D