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My prediction on who will win the presidency
7even:
Crazy how 6 percent in Florida can change everything ... are many Americans on Super Tuesday just going to vote for McCain cause he won Florida? Lol, sometimes it seems like that when I hear people talking on CNN. What the fuck is that kind of behavior? Florida only had 57 delegates, Romney could easily still win if people were voting for him on Super Tuesday, and apparently they would if only he had won Florida, lol. That's just weird.
"Who are you going to vote for on Super Tuesday, John?"
"The guy who wins Florida."
"Cool, me too."
Javier:
--- Quote from: 7even on January 31, 2008, 04:27:34 PM ---Crazy how 6 percent in Florida can change everything ... are many Americans on Super Tuesday just going to vote for McCain cause he won Florida? Lol, sometimes it seems like that when I hear people talking on CNN. What the fuck is that kind of behavior? Florida only had 57 delegates, Romney could easily still win if people were voting for him on Super Tuesday, and apparently they would if only he had won Florida, lol. That's just weird.
"Who are you going to vote for on Super Tuesday, John?"
"The guy who wins Florida."
"Cool, me too."
--- End quote ---
Yeah it's pretty hilarious how people just get brainwashed so easily. It's kinda like sports, a lot of people decide to pick a team that has momentum on their side. The sad thing is that this same logic is applied to politics.
Sparegeez:
--- Quote from: Mr. Javii on January 31, 2008, 04:33:05 PM ---
--- Quote from: 7even on January 31, 2008, 04:27:34 PM ---Crazy how 6 percent in Florida can change everything ... are many Americans on Super Tuesday just going to vote for McCain cause he won Florida? Lol, sometimes it seems like that when I hear people talking on CNN. What the fuck is that kind of behavior? Florida only had 57 delegates, Romney could easily still win if people were voting for him on Super Tuesday, and apparently they would if only he had won Florida, lol. That's just weird.
"Who are you going to vote for on Super Tuesday, John?"
"The guy who wins Florida."
"Cool, me too."
--- End quote ---
Yeah it's pretty hilarious how people just get brainwashed so easily. It's kinda like sports, a lot of people decide to pick a team that has momentum on their side. The sad thing is that this same logic is applied to politics.
--- End quote ---
Yup and the media doesn't help
The King:
--- Quote from: 7even on January 31, 2008, 04:27:34 PM ---Crazy how 6 percent in Florida can change everything ... are many Americans on Super Tuesday just going to vote for McCain cause he won Florida? Lol, sometimes it seems like that when I hear people talking on CNN. What the fuck is that kind of behavior? Florida only had 57 delegates, Romney could easily still win if people were voting for him on Super Tuesday, and apparently they would if only he had won Florida, lol. That's just weird.
"Who are you going to vote for on Super Tuesday, John?"
"The guy who wins Florida."
"Cool, me too."
--- End quote ---
It is ridiculous isn't it? One state changes everything. McCain barely won New Hamsphire, and barely won South Carolina as well. Romney dominated his wins on the other hand. The problem with Romney though is, he spend too much money on negative ads on his opponents, and not enough ads on himself. If he would've promoted his record, and his experience, the race should of been over. The other problem is the sheer number of GOP candidates which were in the race.
Florida doesn't mean much. But Rudy's endorsement will likely win him New York, and Arnold's endorsement in California. These endorsements McCain is pilling up is really hurting this race. The media is obsessed with them, and it poisons the voters mind. Who the hell cares if Rudy endorses McCain. The media acts like it does, so McCain gets double the coverage.
The winner take all rule is really stupid. McCain gets 3% more, and gets all the delegates? How does that make sense? All states should be the same. If Florida, NY, California and half the other states weren't WTA, Romney would win, hands down. WTA does not make sense for a primary.
jeromechickenbone:
--- Quote from: 7even on January 31, 2008, 04:27:34 PM ---Crazy how 6 percent in Florida can change everything ... are many Americans on Super Tuesday just going to vote for McCain cause he won Florida? Lol, sometimes it seems like that when I hear people talking on CNN. What the fuck is that kind of behavior? Florida only had 57 delegates, Romney could easily still win if people were voting for him on Super Tuesday, and apparently they would if only he had won Florida, lol. That's just weird.
"Who are you going to vote for on Super Tuesday, John?"
"The guy who wins Florida."
"Cool, me too."
--- End quote ---
I mean look at the dumbfucks we have on here that routinely change who they are voting for based on who the front runner is at the time. Groupie ass motherfuckers.
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