Let it be known that Fort Bend Owl likes our unemployment at 7.9%, likes our debt at 16 trillion, 3.50 gas prices, likes the fact that 48 million are on food stamps, likes the fact that black unemployment is about 15%, likes that we have a 1.5 trillion dollar deficit, and likes the fact that our U6 unemployment is about 20%.

He's supporting Obama. How can we deduce anything other than that?

Doesn't matter. If we win, we win. If we lose, we win. In four years, no one will ever vote for a Dim again. Our debt will be 20+ trillion and our unemployment will be 15+%. He gets elected, it's gonna happen. I'll bet any of you liberal loons on that.

(11-06-2012 10:22 PM)Rebel Wrote:  Let it be known that Fort Bend Owl likes our unemployment at 7.9%, likes our debt at 16 trillion, 3.50 gas prices, likes the fact that 48 million are on food stamps, likes the fact that black unemployment is about 15%, likes that we have a 1.5 trillion dollar deficit, and likes the fact that our U6 unemployment is about 20%.

He's supporting Obama. How can we deduce anything other than that?

He's Greek?

(11-06-2012 10:25 PM)smn1256 Wrote:  

(11-06-2012 10:22 PM)Rebel Wrote:  Let it be known that Fort Bend Owl likes our unemployment at 7.9%, likes our debt at 16 trillion, 3.50 gas prices, likes the fact that 48 million are on food stamps, likes the fact that black unemployment is about 15%, likes that we have a 1.5 trillion dollar deficit, and likes the fact that our U6 unemployment is about 20%.

He's supporting Obama. How can we deduce anything other than that?

He's Greek?

No.

Yup my vote won him the election. Congratulations on figuring that out all by yourself. Look at who's winning the Senate races - an openly lesbian candidate in Wisconsin wins that state. You can't ignore women and social equality. That's why I voted for Obama. I'm hoping he does better with the economy the next four years but I doubt Boehner is willing to work with him either.

Maybe he can nominate Romney as Secretary of Commerce? That would be a radical move.

(11-06-2012 10:24 PM)Rebel Wrote:  Doesn't matter. If we win, we win. If we lose, we win. In four years, no one will ever vote for a Dim again. Our debt will be 20+ trillion and our unemployment will be 15+%. He gets elected, it's gonna happen. I'll bet any of you liberal loons on that.

As an impartial bystander...this sounds like sour grapes to me.

Romney still leading popular vote. Expect that should change when CA comes in, assuming they turned out.

(11-06-2012 10:28 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  I'm hoping he does better with the economy the next four years but I doubt Boehner is willing to work with him either.

I sincerely hope nobody helps him on the economy, because the ideas I've seen from him on the economy will absolutely crater it. Forever.

(11-06-2012 10:28 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  Yup my vote won him the election. Congratulations on figuring that out all by yourself. Look at who's winning the Senate races - an openly lesbian candidate in Wisconsin wins that state. You can't ignore women and social equality. That's why I voted for Obama. I'm hoping he does better with the economy the next four years but I doubt Boehner is willing to work with him either.

Maybe he can nominate Romney as Secretary of Commerce? That would be a radical move.

He will less likely to work with the congress, not more.

(11-06-2012 10:29 PM)Ninerfan1 Wrote:  Romney still leading popular vote. Expect that should change when CA comes in, assuming they turned out.

New York is still underreported as well, so I'm pretty sure Obama will get a big bump from that too.

I'm really surprised NC has been this close with McCrory dominating Dalton like he did. I really didn't expect it to be this close.

I'm happy Congress is deadlocked. If they'll actually watch the POTUS like a hawk we'll make it through the next 4 years with America barely hanging on, BUT HANGING ON!

Paul Ryan wins 1 race tonight. He's been reelected to his House seat.

(11-06-2012 10:28 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  Yup my vote won him the election. Congratulations on figuring that out all by yourself. Look at who's winning the Senate races - an openly lesbian candidate in Wisconsin wins that state. You can't ignore women and social equality.

Hey fool, the second in charge of my company, normally a Democrat, is a lesbian that was a drill sergeant a year before I was born. She voted for Romney today. I've known her since 2004, fool. My entire COMPANY is retired military or veterans. No one is IGNORING women, you stupid motherf*cker.

(11-06-2012 10:34 PM)49RFootballNow Wrote:  I'm happy Congress is deadlocked. If they'll actually watch the POTUS like a hawk we'll make it through the next 4 years with America barely hanging on, BUT HANGING ON!

But then there's that excutive order thingy

(11-06-2012 10:34 PM)49RFootballNow Wrote:  I'm happy Congress is deadlocked. If they'll actually watch the POTUS like a hawk we'll make it through the next 4 years with America barely hanging on, BUT HANGING ON!

Dafuq does it matter when you have a Despot signing executive orders circumventing Congress?

Santa Rosa finally turns on its one generator for the county. 88 pct of the votes now counted in that county and Romney pulls within 16K of Obama.

PS: Unless something drastic happens, I guess I have to retire from my prognostication career *grin*.

Because of PBHO's suicidal "war on coal" comments, I really thought Pennsylvania would be closer than it appears it's going to end up,

I think that's the one race that still (to me) makes no sense why west and central PA would still go so heavily for PBHO. That's the one race where its' "I can disparage your entire lifeline and get away with it".

I can see Florida (the Jewish democrats there are just going to vote Democrat no matter what's said or done.) if it goes Obama, but Pennsylvania still makes no sense to me.

(11-06-2012 10:41 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  Santa Rosa finally turns on its one generator for the county. 88 pct of the votes now counted in that county and Romney pulls within 16K of Obama.

South Florida still has a big part not reporting, 30% in Miami-Dade... Very interesting to see how it ends up in Florida.

(11-06-2012 10:37 PM)Rebel Wrote:  

(11-06-2012 10:34 PM)49RFootballNow Wrote:  I'm happy Congress is deadlocked. If they'll actually watch the POTUS like a hawk we'll make it through the next 4 years with America barely hanging on, BUT HANGING ON!

Dafuq does it matter when you have a Despot signing executive orders circumventing Congress?

If these numbers hold, you think Issa's going to hold back now on the Benghazi investigations and the F&F investigations?