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dalamon said:
He could be right, too. Just makes it interesting, seeing as these election-type-thingies happen every 4 years methinks. A bit different than a post that says that Gordon Hayward will never average >10ppg (which would be a funny sig as well, imo)
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true.
 
In my experience as a clerk in a photo center with touch screen kiosks I have encountered countless people who are baffled by touch screens. It never ceased to amaze me how many people could screw up something as simple as touching the screen to select what you want.
 
Zombie said:
In my experience as a clerk in a photo center with touch screen kiosks I have encountered countless people who are baffled by touch screens. It never ceased to amaze me how many people could screw up something as simple as touching the screen to select what you want.
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So there you have it - Romney voters are just stupid.

But seriously, typical Fox article - the one person who bothers to notify Fox News of a voting problem is from Ohio and Fox News goes right to the person in charge: The Secretary of State.......of Nevada???

I guess it doesn't have anything to do with the fact that the The SoS of Nevada is Democrat (which they somehow thought pertinent to mention in the article) and the SoS of Ohio (who for some reason is not mentioned at all) is Republican? Maybe the Repulican SoS of Ohio wouldn't make himself available for Fox...Wait, what.........


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yUBmntb20k
 
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Scat said:
I called it in another thread but I'll put it here too. The popular vote will be close but Romney goes over 300 in the electoral college.
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Duck Rodgers said:
Put me down for this as well. Smart money is on a Romney blowout.
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Clearly.

Lol, had to say it.

Well I can't imagine Romney winning this thing, especially in a blowout. I guess we'll have to see who was in fantasy land and who wasn't in a few days.
 
SaltyDawg said:
Clearly.

Lol, had to say it.

Well I can't imagine Romney winning this thing, especially in a blowout. I guess we'll have to see who was in fantasy land and who wasn't in a few days.
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Nutcakes at this time 4 years ago were still talking about how McCain would make a good Pres and how much of a good choice Palin was. I think it's obvious that this election is over. Mitty still has yet to explain his $5 trillion dollar tax cut and is ducking questions regarding FEMA. Nice job
 
The Thriller said:
Mitty still has yet to explain his $5 trillion dollar tax cut and is ducking questions regarding FEMA. Nice job
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What are you talking about? He loves FEMA now.

https://www.boston.com/politicalintelligence/2012/10/31/mitt-romney-voices-stronger-support-for-fema/6i7wW1bPskqRY73mAptYzM/story.html

I believe that FEMA plays a key role in working with states and localities to prepare for and respond to natural disasters,” Romney said in a statement. “As president, I will ensure FEMA has the funding it needs to fulfill its mission
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What a joke. And the funniest part of all is he is exactly the person the right portraryed John Kerry to be 8 years ago. This jack hole can't get out of my face soon enough.
 
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The Thriller said:
Nutcakes at this time 4 years ago were still talking about how McCain would make a good Pres and how much of a good choice Palin was. I think it's obvious that this election is over. Mitty still has yet to explain his $5 trillion dollar tax cut and is ducking questions regarding FEMA. Nice job
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For what it's worth I think McCain would have made a pretty good Pres. I think at heart he's a strong person with a higher degree of integrity than your average D.C. politician. I was very disappointed in him late in the campaign as I feel like he got desperate and let the GOP dictate his strategy, which obviously didn't work out anyway. I think if he had gotten elected he could have reformed the GOP in many good ways. He was so far from being Bush 2.0 but the damage Bush caused was too much to overcome.

Oh, and I think the "right" time for McCain to get elected was 8 years earlier when Bush's dirty politics cost McCain the primary.
 
So is FEMA the only thing standing between us and TEOTWAWKI or something? I don't get why people are so up in arms over someone expressing a desire to do things differently than we do now with FEMA. It isn't an argument for doing nothing at all, it's an argument for not using FEMA to organize the doing of these things. Or at least, that would be my argument.
 
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