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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #25 on: February 28, 2012, 12:26:31 PM »
Politico Poll shows Obama 10+ points over Romney and Santorum and 5 points over "unnamed" Repub

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0212/73308.html

Santorum will self destruct and Obama will stomp Romney


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That poll is an outlier and Ras AND Gallup both show the same thing.   


gallup also has obama at 43% today and dropping fast. 


STRAW - REMIND ME AGAIN WHO WAS MOST ACCURATE IN 2008 AN 2010?   

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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #26 on: February 28, 2012, 12:46:13 PM »

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That poll is an outlier and Ras AND Gallup both show the same thing.  


gallup also has obama at 43% today and dropping fast.  


STRAW - REMIND ME AGAIN WHO WAS MOST ACCURATE IN 2008 AN 2010?    

I was most accurate in 2008

I said in early januray 2008 that it woudl be McCain v Obama and that Obama would win

2010 was polling against Dems from very early on so you can finally stop crowing about merely being part of the chorus  and keep in mind how the public has reacted against the anti-American agenda that has been pursued by your fellow teabaggers since getting into office in 2010

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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #27 on: February 28, 2012, 12:54:41 PM »
I was most accurate in 2008

I said in early januray 2008 that it woudl be McCain v Obama and that Obama would win

2010 was polling against Dems from very early on so you can finally stop crowing about merely being part of the chorus  and keep in mind how the public has reacted against the anti-American agenda that has been pursued by your fellow teabaggers since getting into office in 2010


LOL -  Obamacare is as unpopular as ever and obama is at 43% at gallup - you think that is good? 


USA/Today has Santorum beating obama

Ras has romney and RP beating Obama



Keep your head in the sand bro - going to great when Obama gets sent packing and you delusional leftists are sitting in a state of shock for weeks.   

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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #28 on: February 28, 2012, 01:12:40 PM »
I was most accurate in 2008

I said in early januray 2008 that it woudl be McCain v Obama and that Obama would win

2010 was polling against Dems from very early on so you can finally stop crowing about merely being part of the chorus  and keep in mind how the public has reacted against the anti-American agenda that has been pursued by your fellow teabaggers since getting into office in 2010

Things like that make you seem retarded.

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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #29 on: February 28, 2012, 01:21:58 PM »
Things like that make you seem retarded.

based on that statement I'm going to assume profound ignorance (perhaps willful) on your part rather than retardation

I assume you missed the backlash in Wisconsin last year (and the governor is currently fighting a recall vote) or even what's been going on in Virginia with the transvaginal ultrasounds which happened in just the last few weeks

I assume you're also unaware of the cratering approval ratings for the tea party

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/survey-surprising-finding-tea-party-less-popular-atheists-160220531.html


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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #30 on: February 28, 2012, 01:23:41 PM »
based on that statement I'm going to assume profound ignorance (perhaps willful) on your part rather than retardation

I assume you missed the backlash in Wisconsin last year (and the governor is currently fighting a recall vote) or even what's been going on in Virginia with the transvaginal ultrasounds which happened in just the last few weeks

I assume you're also unaware of the cratering approval ratings for the tea party

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/survey-surprising-finding-tea-party-less-popular-atheists-160220531.html





And Wisconsin is actually doing better and saving money since those reforms without any teacher layoffs. 

God Forbid the public sector madoffs have to contribute anything right Straw? 

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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #31 on: February 28, 2012, 01:30:01 PM »


And Wisconsin is actually doing better and saving money since those reforms without any teacher layoffs. 

God Forbid the public sector madoffs have to contribute anything right Straw? 

Wisconsin problems weren't created by the labor unions but they are the standard scapegoat for the right and in fact the budget problem were created by Repubs when they gave more tax breaks to businesses

The economic downturn faced by the entire country is being used as an excuse to achieve an ideological goals that has nothing to do with the source of the problems


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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #32 on: February 28, 2012, 01:31:09 PM »
Wisconsin problems weren't created by the labor unions but they are the standard scapegoat for the right and in fact the budget problem were created by Repubs when they gave more tax breaks to businesses

The economic downturn faced by the entire country is being used as an excuse to achieve an ideological goals that has nothing to do with the source of the problems




What is the source of the problem? 

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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #33 on: February 28, 2012, 01:33:44 PM »
based on that statement I'm going to assume profound ignorance (perhaps willful) on your part rather than retardation

I assume you missed the backlash in Wisconsin last year (and the governor is currently fighting a recall vote)

A recall pushed by special interest groups like the teacher unions.

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or even what's been going on in Virginia with the transvaginal ultrasounds which happened in just the last few weeks

And again, retardation.

The Tea Party has what to do with this? It was a fiscally conservative movement - nothing more.

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I assume you're also unaware of the cratering approval ratings for the tea party

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/survey-surprising-finding-tea-party-less-popular-atheists-160220531.html



It's never been popular. But many true tea party incumbents are popular, e.g. Rand Paul.

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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #34 on: February 28, 2012, 01:36:39 PM »

What is the source of the problem? 

general economic downturn starting in late 2007 is the primary source

the causes of that are multiple and have been growing for years

btw - aside from  your projection of your delusions onto me - how many times have I said I am AGAINST defined benefit pensions and how many times have a said municipal/state/federal employees should be required to contribute to their own retirement

I've said that MANY times and those are my ideological beliefs and are not based on current economic environment


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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #35 on: February 28, 2012, 01:40:29 PM »
A recall pushed by special interest groups like the teacher unions.

And again, retardation.

The Tea Party has what to do with this? It was a fiscally conservative movement - nothing more.
It's never been popular. But many true tea party incumbents are popular, e.g. Rand Paul.

the right wing attack on womens reproductive rights has nothing to do wtih "fiscal" conservatism

tea party types and extreme right wing religio/conservative types have pushed these agendas at the state level - why do you feign ignorance to this


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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #36 on: February 28, 2012, 01:44:31 PM »
the right wing attack on womens reproductive rights has nothing to do wtih "fiscal" conservatism

tea party types and extreme right wing religio/conservative types have pushed these agendas at the state level - why do you feign ignorance to this




What does Obama's attack on religion stem from? 

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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #37 on: February 28, 2012, 01:48:05 PM »

What does Obama's attack on religion stem from? 

from your delusional and diseased brain

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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #38 on: February 28, 2012, 01:51:23 PM »
from your delusional and diseased brain

LOL.   See Straw - this is the thing - i will admit the gop should leave those things alone and its stupid and only pisses people off. 

However - you die hard leftist believers WILL NEVER call out obama when he does equally absurd shit.   

Name one issue the base of the rat party has disgreed with obama on vocally.   

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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #39 on: February 28, 2012, 03:00:19 PM »
2010 was polling against Dems from very early on so you can finally stop crowing about merely being part of the chorus  and keep in mind how the public has reacted against the anti-American agenda that has been pursued by your fellow teabaggers since getting into office in 2010



No, it wasn't.  In fact I still remember Benny B's dumbass threads about the Republicans losing.  And I'm pretty sure only 33 and GW called for a landslide which is what happened.

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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #40 on: February 28, 2012, 03:02:23 PM »
LOL.   See Straw - this is the thing - i will admit the gop should leave those things alone and its stupid and only pisses people off. 

However - you die hard leftist believers WILL NEVER call out obama when he does equally absurd shit.   

Name one issue the base of the rat party has disgreed with obama on vocally.   

the problem with trying to talk with you, besides the obvious which is that you're delusional most of the time, is that you constantly forget the many times that I've criticized Obama however I don't think Obama has attacked religion. The entire thing is part of the absurd sense of victimhood that right wingers seem to indulge in all the time.

btw - can't you make up your mind.  First you tell us that he's a radical christian and then a radical muslim and now he's attacking religion and tomorrow it will be some other delusion.    

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Re: Dems voting for Santorum in open primary states.
« Reply #41 on: February 28, 2012, 03:04:49 PM »


No, it wasn't.  In fact I still remember Benny B's dumbass threads about the Republicans losing.  And I'm pretty sure only 33 and GW called for a landslide which is what happened.

your memory sucks (no offense)

the polls in the mainstream media leading up the the midterm election predicted exactly what happened in 2010

I, for one, did not agree with them and thought it wouldn't be that bad and I have no problem admitting I was wrong about that