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davidpdx

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24. Haha

Sat Sep 15, 2012, 10:03 AM

Sep 2012

Don't we all. Except I'm kind of enjoying the drama. I'm so far away I don't have to list to the constant TV commercials and news very often. Watching it from a far is actually pretty interesting.

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Chuck Todd is flabbergasted that the polling has stratified so early in the process.... [View all] WCGreen Sep 2012 OP

I think upChuck would bite one the Clydesdales couldn't pull if... Hubert Flottz Sep 2012 #1

I personally think romney's the reason. people just don't trust him ejpoeta Sep 2012 #2

And that is because he is so exposed due to the slogging nature of this campaign WCGreen Sep 2012 #7

I was scowling at the polls yesterday XemaSab Sep 2012 #35

to be fair, Bush wasn't exactly beloved when he came into office WooWooWoo Sep 2012 #3

Interesting how that was done by Ilsa Sep 2012 #9

A most important distinction. Interesting that your reply is seemingly ignored. Scuba Sep 2012 #29

I forgot about those tomatoes n/t goclark Sep 2012 #28

There is nothing ''fair'' about that comparison. A group of citizens reacting to a bloodless coup is Guy Whitey Corngood Sep 2012 #36

But Chuckie was quick to say that the Middle East protests could hurt Obama. charmay Sep 2012 #4

Chuck is a Rovian hatchet man... Hubert Flottz Sep 2012 #8

So is Snooki grantcart Sep 2012 #5

I voted for Perot, so I know the "Bush lost because of Perot" claim is invalid. Honeycombe8 Sep 2012 #6

but those rabid republicans would have never voted for Clinton. WCGreen Sep 2012 #10

I think they didn't vote. I do not think Perot took any more votes from Bush Sr than from Clinton. Honeycombe8 Sep 2012 #17

When I have a little more time I will go back and see how the numbers played out. WCGreen Sep 2012 #37

Those of us who voted for Perot probably paid more attention to him than others. Honeycombe8 Sep 2012 #41

Heh! I voted for Perot, too alcibiades_mystery Sep 2012 #25

i voted for perot too. it was my first election and I watched the debates ejpoeta Sep 2012 #44

Republicans are extremely sore losers Freddie Sep 2012 #11

that was because they were emboldened by the realignment of the voters WCGreen Sep 2012 #13

I agree with your posts aaaaaa5a Sep 2012 #21

And this is why the Repubs use the tactics they do to try and hold onto power. Jennicut Sep 2012 #46

Declining number of White males as the Boomers age and die off. Ikonoklast Sep 2012 #38

A decline in the White Males numbers should be stated as a decline of the WCGreen Sep 2012 #39

Yes, that's a real double whammy there. Ikonoklast Sep 2012 #40

Well the one sure thing is their motto of making Obama a one term president davidpdx Sep 2012 #16

It's going to be a long 8 weeks! Freddie Sep 2012 #19

Haha davidpdx Sep 2012 #24

Part of that was for Watergate! gopiscrap Sep 2012 #31

The 24/7 coverage means opinions are formed early smorkingapple Sep 2012 #12

Chuck wants to play with his toy until Nov. 6 BeyondGeography Sep 2012 #14

Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball. nt msanthrope Sep 2012 #15

ROFL alcibiades_mystery Sep 2012 #26

I loved that skit! smirkymonkey Sep 2012 #42

Here you go-- msanthrope Sep 2012 #43

Thanks! smirkymonkey Sep 2012 #45

We have his back. wilt the stilt Sep 2012 #18

Well said I agree rbrnmw Sep 2012 #20

"Republican" is the "default" setting for the presidency SoCalDem Sep 2012 #22

The honeymoon ended before the inaugural ball. CanonRay Sep 2012 #23

I think the vitriol directed to Clinton was just as bad ChairmanAgnostic Sep 2012 #27

For Clinton, it was still before Fox was on a lot of Cable Systems... WCGreen Sep 2012 #33

Good points. ChairmanAgnostic Sep 2012 #34

Is this book still available? gopiscrap Sep 2012 #30

Yes it is.... WCGreen Sep 2012 #32