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Orion0
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« on: November 03, 2012, 05:48:58 PM »

True. But Romney still has a chance. I'm hoping and praying he succeeds.


Like that's gonna change the reality of things!.... All that needs to be looked right now are the swing states and with the Jeep comments in Ohio Romney has shot himself in the foot and Obama is leading there. He is also leading in Florida. If he gets one of those states he's pretty much won anyway so hasta la vista Mitt!

Your disrespect for the religious is very apparent.

Also: Obama is only leading in Florida sometimes (and usually with dubious polls at that), and I doubt it'll go democrat come Tuesday.
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Orion0
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« Reply #1 on: November 03, 2012, 06:17:18 PM »
« Edited: November 03, 2012, 06:43:39 PM by Orion0 »


Won't help either, but whatever you need to do to improve your confidence, I guess. Smiley

Say that in front of a mosque with a megaphone. I bet you couldn't/wouldn't

Wow. Won't even touch that one.
You sir are beyond reproachful.
Then again the godless show time and again their blatant disrespect for religion, something they inherently do not understand.
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Orion0
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« Reply #2 on: November 03, 2012, 06:37:36 PM »

You're new here, so you may not have discovered that we have a board for discussing religion.  Feel free to visit it and promote the merits of prayer on a political candidate's chances of victory to your heart's content.

This board however, and particularly this thread, is for discussing the 2012 election.

I notice that you don't post in that area, yet are quick to discuss it here as well. Forgive me for not having 20000 posts such as yourself, But if my posts are unwarranted here, then so are yours and alexmanu's

How dare Joe question religion? Truly an awful, awful person....

Question all you want, but mocking someone's prayer is not simple questioning.


Anyways no one is really discussing the mathematics, otherwise we'd also be looking at the 25-40% chance that Romney still has to win instead of saying
Let's be honest; prayer is fast approaching the only thing Republicans have left in this election.
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Orion0
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« Reply #3 on: November 03, 2012, 06:47:48 PM »

25-40%?  You wish!  Silver now has it at 16.3%.
Sure, pick a partisan. The guy is still unproven, a monkey could've predicted 49/50 states in 08. If it was alllll over he would say 100%, but he won't because there's still a decent chance Romney will pull it out. Especially if the electorate differs in a major way from 2008 turnout.
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Orion0
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« Reply #4 on: November 03, 2012, 06:54:19 PM »

25-40%?  You wish!  Silver now has it at 16.3%.
Sure, pick a partisan. The guy is still unproven, a monkey could've predicted 49/50 states in 08. If it was alllll over he would say 100%, but he won't because there's still a decent chance Romney will pull it out. Especially if the electorate differs in a major way from 2008 turnout.

Because that isn't how probabilities work, genius.

Before blasting him, you might want to read up on how his model actually works.

Sorry. 99%. But whatevs, you eschew me for my math yet fail to see the serious flaws in his weighting of certain firms over others.
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