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Romney will play to a tie - which means he WINS
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269 electoral votes
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Date: October 22, 2012 02:58PM
269 - 269
Let it go to the House and watch dems cry like the lil bitches they are.
Hilarious.
Let it go to the House and watch dems cry like the lil bitches they are.
Hilarious.
Re: Romney will play to a tie - which means he WINS
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Date: October 22, 2012 03:05PM
While remotely possible, highly unlikely outcome.
Re: Romney will play to a tie - which means he WINS
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aw, come on!
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Date: October 22, 2012 03:08PM
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> While remotely possible, highly unlikely outcome.
We should stop shooting down all of their pie-in-the-sky dreams.
These past four years have been traumatic for them. It's not easy sitting in front of the TV being bombarded with fear, uncertainty and doubt.
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> While remotely possible, highly unlikely outcome.
We should stop shooting down all of their pie-in-the-sky dreams.
These past four years have been traumatic for them. It's not easy sitting in front of the TV being bombarded with fear, uncertainty and doubt.
Re: Romney will play to a tie - which means he WINS
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269 electoral votes
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Date: October 22, 2012 03:10PM
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> While remotely possible, highly unlikely outcome.
Not really. If Romney loses OH, but gets NV, IA, VA, NC and FL, that is a tie. Given the poll #s, it is more than just a remote possibility. A greater than 50% chance of happening? No. But far better odds than people are aware of at this time.
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> While remotely possible, highly unlikely outcome.
Not really. If Romney loses OH, but gets NV, IA, VA, NC and FL, that is a tie. Given the poll #s, it is more than just a remote possibility. A greater than 50% chance of happening? No. But far better odds than people are aware of at this time.
Re: Romney will play to a tie - which means he WINS
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goomba
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Date: October 22, 2012 03:14PM
If you average out all the statisticians that are entertaining a 269-269 tie, the odds range anywhere from .3% to 1.2%.
Re: Romney will play to a tie - which means he WINS
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Know It All
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Date: October 22, 2012 03:14PM
269 electoral votes Wrote:
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> Not really. If Romney loses OH, but gets NV, IA,
> VA, NC and FL, that is a tie. Given the poll #s,
> it is more than just a remote possibility. A
> greater than 50% chance of happening? No. But far
> better odds than people are aware of at this time.
There is simply no way that Mittens is going to win OH, IA or NV.
Hell, he doesn't even have a lock on VA.
Mittens has about a 30% chance of winning.
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> Not really. If Romney loses OH, but gets NV, IA,
> VA, NC and FL, that is a tie. Given the poll #s,
> it is more than just a remote possibility. A
> greater than 50% chance of happening? No. But far
> better odds than people are aware of at this time.
There is simply no way that Mittens is going to win OH, IA or NV.
Hell, he doesn't even have a lock on VA.
Mittens has about a 30% chance of winning.
Re: Romney will play to a tie - which means he WINS
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Odumbo's Army
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Date: October 22, 2012 03:22PM
Know It All Wrote:
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> 269 electoral votes Wrote:
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> -----
> > Not really. If Romney loses OH, but gets NV,
> IA,
> > VA, NC and FL, that is a tie. Given the poll
> #s,
> > it is more than just a remote possibility. A
> > greater than 50% chance of happening? No. But
> far
> > better odds than people are aware of at this
> time.
>
> There is simply no way that Mittens is going to
> win OH, IA or NV.
>
> Hell, he doesn't even have a lock on VA.
>
> Mittens has about a 30% chance of winning.
You ain't to bright, son. That previous post explicitely states Romney will lose OH to Odumbo. Get yer ass back in a readin class, son.
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> 269 electoral votes Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Not really. If Romney loses OH, but gets NV,
> IA,
> > VA, NC and FL, that is a tie. Given the poll
> #s,
> > it is more than just a remote possibility. A
> > greater than 50% chance of happening? No. But
> far
> > better odds than people are aware of at this
> time.
>
> There is simply no way that Mittens is going to
> win OH, IA or NV.
>
> Hell, he doesn't even have a lock on VA.
>
> Mittens has about a 30% chance of winning.
You ain't to bright, son. That previous post explicitely states Romney will lose OH to Odumbo. Get yer ass back in a readin class, son.