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Freddie

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2. Lots of PA is red

Reply to cali (Original post)

Sat Aug 25, 2012, 09:07 AM

Aug 2012

The "Alabama" part
But the blue cities and suburbs outnumber them, even with voter suppression. Many of the wealthy suburbs that were traditionally Republican for $$ reasons have gone blue in the past few decades in outrage over social issues. Chris Matthews once remarked that suburban pro-choice women were the key to keeping PA blue. I'm one of them.

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New poll shows Obama with a significant lead over Romney in Pennsylvania [View all] cali Aug 2012 OP

Pennsylvania's done for Romney alcibiades_mystery Aug 2012 #1

My wishlist for PA. ananda Aug 2012 #4

Lots of PA is red Freddie Aug 2012 #2

So how is this election even close CanonRay Aug 2012 #3

I don't know if it is or isn't. cali Aug 2012 #5

Obama's leading with Blacks 94%-0% CanonRay Aug 2012 #6

"Likely voters" until they get to the polls on Nov 6th Ruby the Liberal Aug 2012 #7

The board of elections claims that isn't so starroute Aug 2012 #8

Lets hope you are right then! Ruby the Liberal Aug 2012 #10

I have family who switched their votes over the Voter ID law gollygee Aug 2012 #9

In case there is any doubt, Ruby the Liberal Aug 2012 #11

Oh, they saw that gollygee Aug 2012 #13

Most excellent. Ruby the Liberal Aug 2012 #14

K&R B Calm Aug 2012 #12