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Obama and Romney done?
Javier:
--- Quote from: Kill on February 07, 2008, 02:56:06 PM ---^ yeah. but the Bible and Corn Belt don't have so many votes, it's a huge area but sparsely populated. The republicans could win by taking states like Ohio, Florida etc., plus the whole south is a stronghold. No one really gives a shit about Wyoming or Nebraska
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The Dems can survive without Florida, because a good number of the Mid-western states will most likely vote on the Democrats side. If you notice, Obama was winning in the South 2-1 and Clinton would only dominate close to that in her "home" states like Arkansas and New york. If anything, Obama can actually steal a few Southern states. When it comes to the swing states, both Clinton and Obama have enough appeal to take them. Missouri, New Mexico, and even Ohio. In Ohio, Clinton is up 23 points. This upcoming election will look a lot like 1996, no matter who the Democratic nominee is.
Turf Hitta:
--- Quote from: Kill on February 07, 2008, 02:56:06 PM ---^ yeah. but the Bible and Corn Belt don't have so many votes, it's a huge area but sparsely populated. The republicans could win by taking states like Ohio, Florida etc., plus the whole south is a stronghold. No one really gives a shit about Wyoming or Nebraska
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yeah but Bush won by taking all those "good ol' boy" states. Kerry had all the densely populated states.
Trauma-san:
I think the ticket is going to be Obama/Edwards or possibly Obama/Hillary, and they will beat McCain/Guiliani.
D-Boy:
Ay on da real if Obama don't win itz bekuz blak folkz rather trust a white mothafuka den they own or we jus ain't votin on sum real talk
.:DaYg0sTyLz:.:
--- Quote from: Trauma-san on February 07, 2008, 05:09:21 PM ---I think the ticket is going to be Obama/Edwards or possibly Obama/Hillary, and they will beat McCain/Guiliani.
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i dont think Hillary will take a VP position.
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