The election, exit polls, updates and returns

reply to post by xedocodex


It depends on the margins, they may demand a recount if some of them are close enough.

reply to post by antonia


Have a little faith all you conservatives and indy's......

The fat lady ain't quite singin'

Originally posted by kosmicjack
w00t!

Honestly, I'm so relieved.

...BUT...budget cliff looming. I fear more obstructionism.

I really hope this will be accepted, that the birther crap will cease and that we can get down to fixing things.

They kicked out some Republicans who were less able to compromise, so I hope that they'll work WITH each other. Although there's probably going to be a lot of lame-duck tactics.

Originally posted by Annee

My answer to that is who chose Bush for president.

They don't care about that and you know it.

Originally posted by MaurinQuina
woah, wait a minute... Ohio, looks close, didnt the msm, just give that to Obama?

The majority of the uncounted votes are in areas leaning heavily for Obama. So, it's unlikely the remainder of the votes will change the outcome.

4 hours after polling places close and calling a President, is a lil immature... Lets get em all counted take some time before declaring victory, their are some states close.... Romney, has the popular vote, 2000 much?

Hey guys, don't forget to congratulate George Bush on his fourth term. woot woot!

Originally posted by Byrd


They kicked out some Republicans who were less able to compromise, so I hope that they'll work WITH each other. Although there's probably going to be a lot of lame-duck tactics.

This is going to be the lame duck session, make no mistake about that. I don't think the Democrats will be able to hold on to the senate much longer though.

Wasn't this the left's problem with the 2000 election?

Gore won the popular vote, but Bush won the electoral vote majority?

Wonder if that means they will hold the current Potus to the same standard of contempt and "election stealing" as they had for the last guy.

No wait never mind already know the answer to that.

here we go again 4 more freaking years of bull#, now im really pissed

reply to post by neo96


The popular vote is still coming in and Obama has been closing the gap.

It will be very close, but that's how it goes.

So, my question is still out there...why are Ryan and Romney in two different cities tonight? Did they see the writing on the wall early on? It's really hinky...

fox just said obama has a 99.5% chance of winning

Originally posted by kosmicjack
So, my question is still out there...why are Ryan and Romney in two different cities tonight? Did they see the writing on the wall early on? It's really hinky...

I doubt they ever expected to win. I think that their campaign was all an elaborate ruse to point out the extremity in American politics and to show how far someone could get by just lying.

Romney lead in the popular vote is shrinking. Down to 200,000.

The nail biter is turning out to be the popular vote.

reply to post by Trustfund


LoL! Still holding on to that 5% chance, demanding birth certificates and college records.

Originally posted by antonia

Originally posted by Annee

My answer to that is who chose Bush for president.

They don't care about that and you know it.

Yes - but I do.

Gore won the popular vote in 2000
Bush won the electoral votes.

GOP may not have a good memory - - but I do.

Originally posted by sam_inc
here we go again 4 more freaking years of bull#, now im really pissed

Yep,

Because the previous eight were so awesome.

The country was so prosperous and the economy was great.

Romney not conceding Ohio