Ohio: Romney Draws 30,000, Obama Draws 2800, page 2

reply to post by CALGARIAN

---

Former Gov. Mitt Romney spoke to 2,000 at

Screen Machine Industries in Etna, Ohio, while

President Barack Obama spoke to 2,800 at the Franklin County Fairgrounds.

www.dispatch.com...

lol, do none of you check the Breibart sources before posting?

Originally posted by InfamousRebel
reply to post by CALGARIAN

---

Former Gov. Mitt Romney spoke to 2,000 at

Screen Machine Industries in Etna, Ohio, while

President Barack Obama spoke to 2,800 at the Franklin County Fairgrounds.

www.dispatch.com...

lol, do none of you check the Breibart sources before posting?

edit on 4-11-2012 by InfamousRebel because: (no reason given)

The difference is that Obama didnt pay those 2800 people to attend to that event !
and dont create numbers out of thin air

Originally posted by Ben81

Originally posted by InfamousRebel
reply to post by CALGARIAN

---

Former Gov. Mitt Romney spoke to 2,000 at

Screen Machine Industries in Etna, Ohio, while

President Barack Obama spoke to 2,800 at the Franklin County Fairgrounds.

www.dispatch.com...

lol, do none of you check the Breibart sources before posting?

edit on 4-11-2012 by InfamousRebel because: (no reason given)

The difference is that Obama didnt pay those 2800 people to attend to that event !
and dont create numbers out of thin air

According to the associated press, romney actually spoke to 18,000 in Ohio the day Obama spoke to 2,000 in Ohio.

www.boston.com...

Originally posted by Ben81

Originally posted by InfamousRebel
reply to post by CALGARIAN

---

Former Gov. Mitt Romney spoke to 2,000 at

Screen Machine Industries in Etna, Ohio, while

President Barack Obama spoke to 2,800 at the Franklin County Fairgrounds.

www.dispatch.com...

lol, do none of you check the Breibart sources before posting?

edit on 4-11-2012 by InfamousRebel because: (no reason given)

The difference is that Obama didnt pay those 2800 people to attend to that event !
and dont create numbers out of thin air

Their local paper there in Ohio says 30,000 attended: www.middletownjournal.com...

Do none of you double-check impartial sources before posting? And Ben, don't create accusations out of thin air

reply to post by EvenParanoidsHaveEnemies

---

the Ohio polls were uptated on CNN
Obama is making a clear advance in this very important state

Obama 49%
Romney 45-46%

this local news papers is clearly a Romney supporters
and we know you guys have a paterns to create stuff out of thin air
the election is already over for Romney .. its useless to do that at this point

reply to post by EvenParanoidsHaveEnemies

---

Um, you're comparing different events. Obama has had speeches with 10's of thousands in attendance as well.

Originally posted by Ben81
reply to post by EvenParanoidsHaveEnemies

---

the Ohio polls were uptated on CNN
Obama is making a clear advance in this very important state

Obama 49%
Romney 45-46%

And we know that CNN is non-biased and ALWAYS tells the truth!

And on that note, enjoy some CNN fake news: www.bing.com...

Originally posted by InfamousRebel
reply to post by EvenParanoidsHaveEnemies

---

Um, you're comparing different events. Obama has had speeches with 10's of thousands in attendance as well.

The person spoke simply of Friday, November 2nd. So no, I am not comparing different events.

reply to post by EvenParanoidsHaveEnemies

---

Yes, the articles are talking about separate events, re-read them. One event is at an industry worker conference, the other some suburb.

Candidates do multiple things on the same day you know....

reply to post by Ben81

---

Well, CNN is a obvious Obama supporter too.

Originally posted by InfamousRebel
reply to post by EvenParanoidsHaveEnemies

---

Yes, the articles are talking about separate events, re-read them. One event is at an industry worker conference, the other some suburb.

I guess he sliped out that detail on purpose lol
they are in Panic mode right now so you must understand them
why they must spread disinfo like that

+

About 15,000 people gathered on the Oval at Ohio State for a campaign rally for President Barack Obama. will.i.am pumped up the crowd before Obama's speech with a performance.

Obama isn't having a crowd problem in Ohio.....

Originally posted by hououinkyouma
reply to post by Ben81

---

Well, CNN is a obvious Obama supporter too.

I dont listen to CNN very much .. because they are extremely biased
but the times i have listened recently.. it was clear in my head they were Romney supporters
going against Ron Paul and Obama .. it was really obvious
so no i wont say they are Obama supporters
thats far to be true .. quite the opposite
but at this point .. they have no choice to start spreading the real truth
thats why im quite surprise by their polls saying Obama have a slight advance in the race
of course they wont say that he have actualy a big advance .. to keep the balance

reply to post by hououinkyouma

---

CNN is becoming the new Fox.

reply to post by Ben81

---

CNN supporting Romney in their broadcasts? Are you sure that it was really CNN?

Ron Paul Won (Great Read) - Huffington Post
  Posted 13 days ago with 127 member flags

Texas GOP Mutiny - SC, VA, LA and Others May Join
  Posted 15 days ago with 83 member flags

*VID* Proof Romney and RNC is a sham causing potential Republican civil war.
  Posted 11 days ago with 77 member flags

FOX News and Others Take Ryan to the Woodshed for "Blatant Lies." ...Seriously, FOX News.
  Posted 12 days ago with 65 member flags

A Common Man\'s Guide to the Federal Budget.
  Posted 3 days ago with 51 member flags

Why the GOP Is Scared of Ron Paul and 4 Reasons He Might Still Get the 2012 Republican Nomination
  Posted 19 days ago with 45 member flags

Former RNC Chairman, Michael Steele criticizes Romney/RNC for the treatment of Ron Paul.
  Posted 11 days ago with 43 member flags

*VID* Ron Paul delegates speak out from RNC.
  Posted 8 days ago with 39 member flags

Newest topics, updated in real-time:

Newest topics getting flags, in real-time:

Newest topics getting replies, in real-time: