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Divine Discontent

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36. FYI - it's the I-4 corridor
Tue Oct 23, 2012, 03:57 AM
Oct 2012

and it's +2 Dem usually. We're good to go in the SE of FL, and Central and Tampa area, it's the SW, E, and far north parts that we have trouble with. Being up 50.1 to 49.4 or such on election night with 40% counted is going to make me awfully gleeful - so hoping we see those numbers, if so, Ohio will just be icing. But, yeah, we need to go with the strongest, and spend there, but I think they're gonna have a little they can spend in FL to keep the Repubs honest here, and spending their own money here, instead of spending it all in OH and VA.


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we'll do both. thanks for the concern, though. MjolnirTime Oct 2012 #1
Por favor I'm just reporting what they're saying flamingdem Oct 2012 #2
FYI - it's the I-4 corridor Divine Discontent Oct 2012 #36
All decisions get made this coming weekend. hrmjustin Oct 2012 #3
Spend a bit less in FL and put more in Ohio. Jennicut Oct 2012 #4
I will donate twice as much - they can do both Justice Oct 2012 #5
The campaign took out a loan - this is all so expensive but they're keeping up with that Koch flamingdem Oct 2012 #8
i got amborin Oct 2012 #32
Florida is a sneaky play for Obama Floyd_Gondolli Oct 2012 #6
How come it always boils down to the I-5 corridor!! flamingdem Oct 2012 #7
North Florida and West Coast= RW, East Coast= LW I-4 between Tampa and the Coast is the swing area. JCMach1 Oct 2012 #29
Zogby? JiminyJominy Oct 2012 #9
They had one out last night with Obama up over Romney in FL by 5 points flamingdem Oct 2012 #15
It is not either/or. Florida is such a knockout blow for Obama he has to go for it as long as it is yellowcanine Oct 2012 #10
I love how the media MSMITH33156 Oct 2012 #16
and why would the O campaign share this with CNN? Maximumnegro Oct 2012 #21
Isn't this just typical reporting for CNN? flamingdem Oct 2012 #27
I wonder why they did that, just creating news I guess, note that they also mentioned flamingdem Oct 2012 #23
This Cosmocat Oct 2012 #39
It's the MSMITH33156 Oct 2012 #11
thanks! flamingdem Oct 2012 #18
I just hate the idea of putting all eggs in one basket (meaning OH) especially considering LisaL Oct 2012 #12
who is 'they're'? amborin Oct 2012 #13
Yeah, uninformative post with no context or source. Maximumnegro Oct 2012 #19
It's pretty normal on DU to report on what the MSM is saying flamingdem Oct 2012 #28
Ok, I understand. Just saying Maximumnegro Oct 2012 #30
cool, it's crazy time at DU flamingdem Oct 2012 #31
GET CLINTON OUT IN CENTRAL FLORIDA smorkingapple Oct 2012 #14
Hm, strange timing of this statement Maximumnegro Oct 2012 #17
This was on CNN with the flashy maps, I thought it was interesting and nervewracking flamingdem Oct 2012 #20
oh so it MUST be true Maximumnegro Oct 2012 #22
And yes it has always been about Ohio Maximumnegro Oct 2012 #25
Campaigns have internall polling. LisaL Oct 2012 #26
No. MSMITH33156 Oct 2012 #24
I don't think FL is a primary focus fujiyama Oct 2012 #33
And it does look like Mitt is spending time there flamingdem Oct 2012 #34
This is spot on Cosmocat Oct 2012 #40
I still think Obama wins FL Floyd_Gondolli Oct 2012 #35
FL is the key to an early night re-election party. quaker bill Oct 2012 #37
Florida still has early voting, right? agentS Oct 2012 #38
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