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In reply to the discussion: I find the scale of the victory somewhat astonishing. [View all]sibelian
(7,804 posts)44. Yes, that was completely bizarre.
They still seem to be operating under the assumption that the populace of the US is still in the raw, pliable state of shock that followed 9/11 and will just accept whatever anyone in authority says to them.
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OK. Well, what that might suggest is that they can't win anymore. Ever. Even by cheating.
sibelian
Nov 2012
#16
Romney miscalculated that the electorate looked like it did during the Bush years
bigtree
Nov 2012
#4
I think the policies of the GOP were clearly aimed at the demographics, in a sense.
djean111
Nov 2012
#18
I think Romney's idiotic lie regarding Jeep moving jobs to China had a huge impact,
Tennessee Gal
Nov 2012
#32
I'm no big fan of 'marketing' and 'marketers' but Obama's team did a
coalition_unwilling
Nov 2012
#34