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Opinions/Editorials Title: Romney names Scott Walker his VP in my imagination The liberal scum of our society wet their diapers last night. With Walkers landslide win over his statist opponent it sends a clear message. Romney should be bold and choose Scott Walker as his VP. The liberals would shit themselves again. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Bull. Walker wouldn't accept it anyway. Besides, he is way too radioactive. Romney wouldn't pick anyone that controversial; Mitt doesn't have the guts for that.
#2. To: TooConservative (#1) Romney wouldn't pick anyone that controversial; Someone who just won in a landslide in a Blue state?
#3. To: A K A Stone (#2) He'd pick Ryan first.
#4. To: A K A Stone (#0) (Edited) And that's the problem with thinking you won an election that wasn't rigged. See bush43 and Political Capital and 'I'm going to spend it'. That's the exact moment when his presidency unraveled and his polling dropped to the low 20's....;}
#5. To: All (#4) Exit Polls too close to call but.... A historic day in Wisconsin ended with even more history made Tuesday as Republican Gov. Scott Walker is now the only governor in the United States to win re-election after facing a recall. Garnering
*****53 percent of the vote over Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett's 46 percent,******
Walker will continue in office as the state's governor.
Thru Heavy Turnout.
That's impossible.
#6. To: mcgowanjm (#5) Walker will continue in office as the state's governor. Really? I followed the headlines but not the details. Will Walker be indicted? I saw that several times but I'm not aware of the specifics.
#7. To: Fred Mertz (#6) Will Walker be indicted? I saw that several times but I'm not aware of the specifics. Walker will now rise spectacularly in the GOP. He'll be a key note speaker at the GOP Convention. His problem will be that he actually believes his AgitProp. Until Jon Corzine is indicted, the Koch Bros&the MIC can pretend a little longer....;}
#8. To: Fred Mertz (#6) Will Walker be indicted? I saw that several times but I'm not aware of the specifics. Not unless Driscoll, the Milwaukee County DA, is suicidal and the AG VanHollen doesn't stick another knife into his rival, the governor. Driscoll is the one who should be indicted. It was not helpful for VanWangaard to lose and tip the Senate. There is no chance whatsoever that Walker or Ryan will be V.P. contenders this fall. Neither Walker nor Ryan are tremendously popular. Walker won because a majority of the voters were sick and tired of the union greed and the constant attacks for a year and a half. The test will come for school board elections where the teachers get the right folks elected...break the school boards from their flagrant ways and the unions will begin to disintegrate. The unions still figure they'll get their automatic dues restored by the courts and then back to normal. There is no reason to celebrate non-stop.
#9. To: Fred Mertz, mcgowanjm (#6) Heavy Turnout. The union inspired a heavy turnout of voters, against them. Greedy public sector union eliteists out to feather their own nest at the expense of everyone else, just doesn't sit well with the taxpayers. Industrial unions are OK, but public sector ones are a rip off scam because they're trying to soak the taxpayer TWICE. Their phony class warfare rhetoric put them over the top, for the loss.
Obama's watch stopped on 24 May 2008, but he's been too busy smoking crack to notice. #10. To: hondo68 (#9) If you say so.
#11. To: A K A Stone (#0) (Edited) If Romney keeps his cool, his VP will be Rob Portman. If Romney caves into the neo-commie scum, his VP will be Marco Rubio. Yes, Romney is a major flip flopper, but he is too level-headed to do crazy things. His VP is is going to be Rob Portman, or someone just like him. That is actually a good thing. we must as a species go into a period of shrinkage that we have not experienced since the Dark Ages and the Black Plague -- lucysmom (A.K.A. minnigold) #12. To: harrowup (#8) It was not helpful for VanWangaard to lose and tip the Senate. Its meaningless. The Wis. legislature doesn't convene again until January 2013..after the November election. By that time there will be a new Republican majority.
#13. To: mcgowanjm, all (#5) Exit Polls too close to call but.... One thing that came out in the exit polling was that over 90% of the voters polled said they had made up their minds "months" ago as to how they were gonna vote..... Sounds to me like this result has been brewing in Wisconsin for quite sometime.... People got tired of the BS agenda and just "took out the garbage" so to speak... Political Bumper Stickers: The fastest way in the world to let people know you are a total dumbass.... Total number of Obama 2012 bumper stickers I've seen so far......5!! Total number of Romney 2012 bumper stickers I've seen so far...0!! #14. To: mcgowanjm, all (#5) Exit Polls too close to call but.... Another thing that came out of the exit polling was that Walker carried almost 40% of union voters!!! Sounds to me like the only people that voted for Barrett was the whiny public sector union voters and the "freebie" entitled parasites.... Anybody that "really" has to work for a living voted for Walker!! Political Bumper Stickers: The fastest way in the world to let people know you are a total dumbass.... Total number of Obama 2012 bumper stickers I've seen so far......5!! Total number of Romney 2012 bumper stickers I've seen so far...0!! #15. To: Thunderbird (#12) "It was not helpful for VanWanggaard to lose and tip the Senate." I wasn't specific enough. Wanggaard's loss allows the juvenile chairman of the WDP and his idiot spokesman, Mike Tate, and Graehm Zelinski to pretend their insane play made sense. Had they not accomplished any part of their assault on good governance county chairman would have been able to dump them this morning.
By that time there will be a new Republican majority.The other problem is that the seat comes up in November and it will be easier for the thugs to keep the seat. Somebody screwed up.
#16. To: A K A Stone (#0) You fell off another roof; banged your head and then drank a fifth of some cheap bourbon, correct?
#17. To: CZ82 (#14) Another thing that came out of the exit polling was that Walker carried almost 40% of union voters!!! Sounds to me like the only people that voted for ....and on and on with 8 million Fundies'came out for bush43 in 2004 to carry the day.....;}
sorry....Systemic Voting Fraud. Anything else makes zero sense....;} Calling bull shite on this election now. Especially from the punditocracy citing Flawed Exit Polling. Why Do All Election Forecasters, Political Scientists, Academics and Media Pundits Avoid the Systemic Fraud Factor? 22 Nov Why Do All Election Forecasters, Political Scientists, Academics and Media Pundits Avoid the Systemic Fraud Factor? Richard Charnin Updated: May 11, 2012 It is about time that the so-called experts who promote overly complex or overly simplistic pre and post election models started to apply the scientific method. They need to do a robust probability and statistical analysis and include the election fraud factor in their historical regression factor analyses and polling models.
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Outraged that the Wisconsin exit polls could be so wrong? Then you need to know that exits are great at telling us why people voted the way they did. How they voted, not so much * Share 0 * * * Email * Harry J Enten * o Harry J Enten o guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 6 June 2012 18.24 EDT
not a word about Systemic Fraud from Computer Black Box Voting System.....;}
#18. To: CZ82 (#13) (Edited) One thing that came out in the exit polling was that over 90% of the voters polled And just amazing that we have these Selected leaks of Exit Poll Data.
Which of course is proprietary. So why own something so Flawed? And keep it's info a secret? "The forecasters and political scientists implicitly assume a faulty premise: that the recorded vote is equal to the True Vote. In other words, they never consider Systemic Election Fraud. But the recorded vote has never been equal to the True Vote. The proof is simple and self-explanatory: there have been at least 80 million uncounted votes in the 1968-2008 presidential elections. These were a combination of spoiled, provisional and absentee ballots. And the vast majority (70-80%) of the uncounted votes were, not surprisingly, for the Democrat."
#19. To: All (#18) The proof is simple and self-explanatory: there have been at least 80 million uncounted votes in the 1968-2008 presidential elections. These were a combination of spoiled, provisional and absentee ballots. And the vast majority (70-80%) of the uncounted votes were, not surprisingly, for the Democrat."
The Only thing bothering me is why the Dems keep playing Lucy and the Football with the GOP?
#20. To: A K A Stone (#0) I was very pleased to hear the good news today on the news about Walker, and almost fell for your thread that he was chosen by Romney as his VP...what gives with your title, it's misleading? "A friend will calm you down when you are angry, but a best friend will skip beside you with a baseball bat singing, "someone's gonna get it" #21. To: hondo68 (#9) The union inspired a heavy turnout of voters, against them. You're guessing of course. And wasn't it you or someone close like Harrow up or CZ saying the unions were spending $80 million? LMFAO.....8D "Media pundits and political scientists never question the standard practice of forcing the exit polls to match the recorded vote. It is unscientific and faith-based. Besides, the adjustments are are mathematically impossible.
#22. To: hondo68, All (#9) "Since 1988, historical evidence indicates that Democratic presidential vote shares were reduced by 3-5%. They won the average unadjusted state exit poll aggregate by a massive 52-42% margin, but recorded vote margin was just 48-46%. The True Vote Model confirms the exit polls. The TVM indicates that the Democrats won by a 53.0-40.4% margin since 1988."
#23. To: Murron (#20) what gives with your title, it's misleading? It is a bit misleading. I was just daydreaming. Forgive me.
#24. To: Fred Mertz (#6) (Edited) Walker will continue in office as the state's governor. Since 1988, historical evidence indicates that Democratic presidential vote shares were reduced by 3-5%. They won the average unadjusted state exit poll aggregate by a massive 52-42% margin, but recorded vote margin was just 48-46%. The True Vote Model confirms the exit polls. The TVM indicates that the Democrats won by a 53.0-40.4% margin since 1988. "There were comparable deviations in senate, congressional and gubernatorial elections. 1988-2008 exit poll and recorded vote data is provided in this link: Data Reference: The 1988-2008 State and National Unadjusted Exit Polls The data source is the Roper site Prior to 2004, the primary factor in causing the the exit poll discrepancies were uncounted votes in heavily Democratic districts. But since 2002, the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) has resulted in the installation of thousands of unverifiable, proprietary voting machines that are vulnerable to computer hacking and malicious coding.
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#25. To: mcgowanjm, *Liberal Rehab Staff* (#21) wasn't it you or someone close like Harrow up or CZ It wasn't me but when you're selling shit sandwiches, a huge advertising budget isn't all that helpful
Obama's watch stopped on 24 May 2008, but he's been too busy smoking crack to notice. #26. To: A K A Stone (#23) It is a bit misleading. I was just daydreaming. Forgive me. Sometimes daydreaming can be the the only thing that keeps us sane...lol "A friend will calm you down when you are angry, but a best friend will skip beside you with a baseball bat singing, "someone's gonna get it" #27. To: hondo68 (#25) It wasn't me but when you're selling shit sandwiches, a huge advertising budget isn't all that helpful Uh Huh. Which is why the Wisconsin Election Spending was equal to the Presidential Election....;} And Citizen's United was anointed by the SCOTUS....' cause Money just doesn't work in politics....;} The coming deluge of political advertising in Wisconsin - m.JSOnline ... m.jsonline.com/topstories/134967738.htmCached Dec 3, 2011 – Wisconsin is about to witness the biggest eruption of political advertising ... total of $48 million in broadcast spending) with the 2008 presidential campaign ... When both sides are spending equally and the information flow isn't ...
RECORDED votes have deviated sharply from UNADJUSTED exit polls (and the TRUE VOTE) in EVERY election since 1968. The UNADJUSTED exit polls have ALWAYS been accurate. The polls matched independent True Vote Models in presidential elections from 1988 to 2008. The reason why FINAL state and national exit poll exactly matched the RECORDED vote is because they have been forced to. It is standard policy. But the recorded vote has NEVER reflected true voter intent due to documented uncounted and stuffed ballots and maliciously programmed electronic voting machines.
And 1968.....I rememver 1968....a Couple of very popular people got gunned down....Hell....what's a POTUS selection.
#28. To: All (#27) (Edited) The US Labor Market Is In A Full-Blown Depression but Wisconsin re elects a Slave Making Gov, the First to survive a Re call in USSA history...;} by overwhelming Bottom 99% voters voting Heavily....LMFAO....8D
#29. To: mcgowanjm (#27) And 1968.....I rememver 1968....a Couple of very popular people got gunned down....Hell Yeah, I remember 1963 when JFK was taken out too. I respect your first amendment right to give however much you want to Obama's campaign, couple of billion or so? IMO it's not really large contributions that are the problem so much, as the corrupt media and election process. We need the New Black Panthers, Hutaree Militia, the KKK, the Occupy black blocs, and a few thousand more groups watching the voting process. The crazier the better!
Obama's watch stopped on 24 May 2008, but he's been too busy smoking crack to notice. #30. To: hondo68 (#29) (Edited) Yeah, I remember 1963 when JFK was taken out too. And that was the start of the USSA and the bush family empire.....;} Consolidation by the Zio fundys commenced. See LBJ recalls jet fighters back to the USS Saratoga after Israel attacks the USS Liberty....;} The problem will be that these people actually think they won. When they are abyssmal political failures..... :twisted: Of the 148 exit polls that exceeded the MoE, 138 shifted to the Republican. The probability that this was a random occurrence is ZERO. The movement from the exit polls to the vote has been in ONE direction. It is proof of systemic vote miscounts beyond any doubt
The crisis is that the USSA has been since 1968. And the bottom 99% are at the end of their rope after the greatest Wealth transfer in World history. The Top 400 avg $202.4 million and pay taxes of $41 million. That's down from $49 million last year.
#31. To: hondo68 (#29) I respect your first amendment right to give however much you want to Obama's campaign, couple of billion or so? You've been here for like 5 years or so, hondo. could you point to how you think I support Obama?
#32. To: hondo68 (#29) t's not really large contributions that are the problem so much, as the corrupt media and election process. Who do you thin k is giving those large contributions? And why do you think they're mutually exclusive from those 'corrupt media and election 'process'....;} "Of the 148 exit polls that exceeded the MoE, 138 shifted to the Republican. The probability that this was a random occurrence is ZERO. The movement from the exit polls to the vote has been in ONE direction. It is proof of systemic vote miscounts beyond any doubt The 148 exit poll discrepancies were distributed as follows: 1988:14, 1992:30, 1996:21, 2000:21, 2004:25, 2008:37
#33. To: mcgowanjm (#31) could you point to how you think I support Obama? I'm just yanking your chain for the hell of it. Lighten UP! Whichever of the "presumptive" pinheads wins, we're screwed.
Obama's watch stopped on 24 May 2008, but he's been too busy smoking crack to notice. #34. To: hondo68 (#33) I'm just yanking your chain for the hell of it. Lighten UP! Yes, of course your right...;} thanx for reminding me that I do have a sense of humor....8D
#35. To: mcgowanjm (#21) saying the unions were spending $80 million? I think I remember the MSM saying something about the unions spending to the tune of 60-70 million!! Political Bumper Stickers: The fastest way in the world to let people know you are a total dumbass.... Total number of Obama 2012 bumper stickers I've seen so far......5!! Total number of Romney 2012 bumper stickers I've seen so far...0!! #36. To: CZ82 (#35) I think I remember the MSM saying something about the unions spending to the tune of 60-70 million!! When it turns out, the Koch Bros et al spent the $80 million. The 'unions' spent maybe $15 million. With ZERO help from Obama/Dems in DC.....;}
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