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Dark n Stormy Knight

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39. I voted "A lot," more because I was so worried about how horrible it would be if he lost than

Sun Nov 11, 2012, 01:03 PM

Nov 2012

from doubt that he would.

And yes, I'm one of those CTs, who thinks there's plenty of evidence suggesting that '04 and '08 were stolen, so, why not this time.

I burst into tears immediately when it was called. Tears of joy and relief.

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Did you have any doubts that the President would win on Tuesday? [View all] onehandle Nov 2012 OP

I thought the machines were totally fixed sellitman Nov 2012 #1

the machines were my big concern also rurallib Nov 2012 #6

I feared fraud as well. ChairmanAgnostic Nov 2012 #7

I was sure the Ohio and Florida machines were rigged. irisblue Nov 2012 #21

Agreed newfie11 Nov 2012 #22

Cheating was my concern too Blue4Texas Nov 2012 #28

Me too, pretty much what you said. Voice for Peace Nov 2012 #41

In Silver We Trust! VMA131Marine Nov 2012 #2

And, the Obama campaign. GoCubsGo Nov 2012 #37

probably the best political campaign ever Voice for Peace Nov 2012 #42

I wouldn't call it doubt ... etherealtruth Nov 2012 #3

I just moved back to the US this summer clyrc Nov 2012 #4

Honestly, there was never a doubt in my mind IrishEyes Nov 2012 #5

I voted for some, Island Blue Nov 2012 #8

I won a $20 wager.......... kooljerk666 Nov 2012 #9

I won a $100 wager with my sister Blue4Texas Nov 2012 #30

rock on! good for you!!! kooljerk666 Nov 2012 #38

lol that is generous of you Voice for Peace Nov 2012 #45

A little naviman Nov 2012 #10

Nope. young but wise Nov 2012 #11

I was afraid repugs would steal it. however Heather MC Nov 2012 #12

My anxiety came from knowing about all the voter FarPoint Nov 2012 #13

nope, not any. DiverDave Nov 2012 #14

It wasn't the math...it was the software Jeff In Milwaukee Nov 2012 #15

The only doubts I had was the intensity of the dirty tricks the other side would pull. lpbk2713 Nov 2012 #16

some. I felt better when I stopped listening to MSNBC Whisp Nov 2012 #17

In a perfect world, no. Horse with no Name Nov 2012 #18

The only concern was a coup via election fraud mick063 Nov 2012 #19

Not once. I wasn't worried during the repuke primaries. morningfog Nov 2012 #20

Amazing. Most normal people (as poll shows) would have a LITTLE doubt or fear. Mayberry Machiavelli Nov 2012 #23

Most normal people? sellitman Nov 2012 #26

All data pointed to a victory nadinbrzezinski Nov 2012 #24

It was really weird this time. Ruby the Liberal Nov 2012 #25

Had a hard, hard time... ewagner Nov 2012 #27

I was confident, but still fearful of election manipulation and... hlthe2b Nov 2012 #29

I knew he would win if they weren't able to tamper with the votes... liberalmuse Nov 2012 #31

I was afraid of the voter suppression efforts nt Progressive dog Nov 2012 #32

I knew he would get more votes, roody Nov 2012 #33

yes, I was prepared for a Romney win, but also optimistic too quinnox Nov 2012 #34

Whistleass vs Kerry messed me up SmileyRose Nov 2012 #35

I expected it to be closer. nt rrneck Nov 2012 #36

I voted "A lot," more because I was so worried about how horrible it would be if he lost than Dark n Stormy Knight Nov 2012 #39

I'm a lawyer and was at a deposition on election day The Second Stone Nov 2012 #40

A lot. PowerToThePeople Nov 2012 #43

No. And all the nervous Nellie's that were posting were starting to piss me off. nt bluestate10 Nov 2012 #44

Nope Aerows Nov 2012 #46

My worry was that it looked close enough to steal RFKHumphreyObama Nov 2012 #47

I haven't seen the member (long time) around that thought and said Puglover Nov 2012 #48

Not a doubt, legitimately. Course, I also knew Gore would win legitimately. Live and Learn Nov 2012 #49