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Bluenorthwest

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14. Except large areas elect few Republicans which means they want more change...

Wed Apr 10, 2013, 09:31 PM

Apr 2013

while all of the places that elect lots of Republicans also voted for Romney. The ones who gave the House to the GOP are not, were not happy with the President and they did not vote for him. How does that work. The districts that voted for Republicans did not vote for Obama...they voted for Romney. And you seem to think they won somehow.

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On the cusp of angry and "really pissed off"? [View all] kentuck Apr 2013 OP

Bingo. K&R MotherPetrie Apr 2013 #1

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Dems adopted principle-free pragmatism during Clinton's admin HereSince1628 Apr 2013 #3

They have to account for the Constitution though treestar Apr 2013 #4

this ignores that Republicans have gerrymandered voting districts RainDog Apr 2013 #13

There is that too treestar Apr 2013 #18

Except large areas elect few Republicans which means they want more change... Bluenorthwest Apr 2013 #14

Obama is becoming a huge, huge disappointment..I'm on SS and look forward to those little monmouth3 Apr 2013 #5

Kick! sarcasmo Apr 2013 #6

I've passed the "virge of pissed off" and am Progressive dog Apr 2013 #7

Not on the verge donnasgirl Apr 2013 #8

Pissed as hell. 840high Apr 2013 #9

More like bewildered damnedifIknow Apr 2013 #10

Corporate money and power, woo me with science Apr 2013 #15

They're angry because elections don't stop the greed. Spitfire of ATJ Apr 2013 #11

Way past. I feel exactly the same way I felt when Bush was president. forestpath Apr 2013 #12

I feel worse. Flying Squirrel Apr 2013 #16

I feel worse too. forestpath Apr 2013 #17