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In reply to the discussion: If you believe that Obama will win handily, you haven't been paying attention [View all]randome
(34,845 posts)32. You have it precisely right, IMO.
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If you believe that Obama will win handily, you haven't been paying attention [View all]
cali
Sep 2012
OP
College students often don't get around to registering - send them gottaregister.com
flamingdem
Sep 2012
#4
What do you suggest that any of us do? The 2010 losses, we were told, was a "wake-up call."
AnotherMcIntosh
Sep 2012
#5
So, you don't like Obama's appointees. Why post this now? Are you staying home or voting Rmoney?
Bernardo de La Paz
Sep 2012
#20
Vote for Obama and then work to improve the situation if you don't like him. Or ...
Bernardo de La Paz
Sep 2012
#93
Your tag line indicates ""I have no enemies and no hatred. Hatred can rot away ..." Yet you post
AnotherMcIntosh
Sep 2012
#87
I am one who is far worse off now than I was four years ago (through no fault of
coalition_unwilling
Sep 2012
#115
DI, I fully understand what Cali is saying. I respectfully ask you to listen to my reasoning...
davidpdx
Sep 2012
#28
Calling anyone who believes Obama could win by a sizable margin 'foolish' is...
Drunken Irishman
Sep 2012
#108
Yes one can. For instance, if Rs completely take over this state in November,
WorseBeforeBetter
Sep 2012
#135
I don't think it's a lock, but Obama won Ohio by 262,000 votes in '08...not 107,000.
Drunken Irishman
Sep 2012
#109
People are out there talking but if the sit home one their hands thats a problem....
Historic NY
Sep 2012
#23
well, OBVIOUSLY you are right and all but the deaf, dumb and blind know it already
Douglas Carpenter
Sep 2012
#25
The voter supression in PA is going to be a factor. There is no way that PA can handle the
AlinPA
Sep 2012
#26
I think anytime you've got Rove working behind the scenes with unlimited $$$ at his disposal
deutsey
Sep 2012
#33
Yeah, but we'll be digging out from the rubble of his "successes" for some time
deutsey
Sep 2012
#50
Quit with the 'I know better than everyone else', bullshit. You're usually better than this.
Dawgs
Sep 2012
#37
I don't think the purpose of the OP is "defeatist." It's more exhortation to greater effort.
leveymg
Sep 2012
#52
The polls, look to polls of elections past to KNOW what they are worth...which is not much.
Bluenorthwest
Sep 2012
#58
I think many of the religious right will jest stay home or not vote for any president
left is right
Sep 2012
#65
i disagree Cali, i think Obama will win handily.. my fear is the Senate and House...
dionysus
Sep 2012
#90
Well Cali, agree, but it will be quite a blow-out. A Carteresque type blowout.
Safetykitten
Sep 2012
#95
FYI, someone tried to shut you down instead of debating you. Jury told 'em to sit and spin.
Poll_Blind
Sep 2012
#99
We get it. You're worried, nervous and concerned. So what are you gonna do about it?
Cali_Democrat
Sep 2012
#121
yes, remember how sure DU was that Dems would win that Wisconsin election
Liberal_in_LA
Sep 2012
#124