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Warren 4 Secretary of Everything
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Junior Chimp
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E: -1.94, S: -4.70

« on: November 21, 2012, 06:38:16 PM »
« edited: November 21, 2012, 06:42:18 PM by You're Welcome Obama »

Yeah well 47.47% or 47.54% at least it says, that % of folks didn't want the anointed one & the casual observer can be excused for noticing, that Obama didn't win the popular vote blow-out he had wished for, the first president since Woodrow Wilson to see his support decrease; also Romney did better than Dukakis in 1988, GHWB in 1992, Dole in 1996 (only Kerry in 2004, did marginally better) and McCain in '08; both percentage wise as well as the EV; the anointed one might have been re-elected, but nothing on the blow-out scale he was expecting; that must catch in a few craw's;
Dude stop trying. We all know that OFA was expecting a 2000-2004 style race. Only you guys in the right-wing media bubble were expecting 1980.
in terms of EV scoring, Obama only did better than Wilson, Truman, Carter and Dubya...not Mt. Rushmore territory is it?
In terms of Presidents running for re-election post-WWII, Obama did better than Truman, Ford, Carter, Bush 41 and Bush 43 EV wise. PV wise he beat Truman, Ford, Carter, Bush 41, Clinton, and Bush 43. Obama is the first Democrat to win a majority of the PV twice since FDR. He beat 55% of POTUS' in the PV and 46% EV.
What would be sweet Irony, is if Obama and Dubya are both at 50.73% each...yep those stats are a bitch!
Would be sweet irony. But it won't happen, because millions of ballots still have to be counted in Democratic states, so Romney will drop to 47 and Obama shall rise to 51. Let it go. Obama won, Romney and you guys lost. This "the anointed one" nonsense is just your way of being spiteful. But guess what, he is the "anointed one". He's been "anointed" POTUS by a majority of the people of the USA twice.
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Warren 4 Secretary of Everything
Clinton1996
Junior Chimp
*****
Posts: 5,209
United States


Political Matrix
E: -1.94, S: -4.70

« Reply #1 on: November 21, 2012, 09:46:48 PM »

Sorry but Bush 41 won 426 EV in 1988 and 53%; so the anointed one came up 94 EV short There; he only managed by a hair to beat both Truman, JFK and Carter in % did better than Truman and JFK by 29 EV and 35 EV better than Carter; not lamenting his victory, favorite word "lamenting" you lefties, just reminding you...that's all, just in case you Obamamites lose the run of things and start reading too much into the anointed one's mandate; we are not focusing on his 2008 numbers you dweebs...it's 2012 remember!....Obama won and beat Romney, but Judas Priest!....only by so much and yes we all know the anointed one won...again, but let's focus on his 2012 win and not 2008 shall we...that's like saying Reagan was only going to focus on his dramatic 1980 win...when he had been just re-elected in one of the biggest landslide's in history; so again Obama comes on the lower rung of EV victories, we have Wilson with 435 in 1912; 277 in 1916; FDR, 472 in 1932, 523 in 1936, 449 in 1940, 432 in 1944; Truman 303 in 1948; JFK 303 in 1960; LBJ 486 in 1964; Carter 297 in 1976; Clinton 370 in 1992 and 379 in 1996; Obama 365 in 2008 and 332 in 2012. So what a come down from those 2008 figures.  Basically we are back to the 50/50 Red-Blue state split. But it's fun watching the Dems going into spin over-drive trying to confuse those less educated, with incorrect data and stats. It ain't gonna work, when you got the likes of me to remind you of those stubborn stats....and I will from time to time. Trust me, us Republicans are over this "defeat". But as you like to remind us, Obama's campaign was expecting a narrow victory and not the blow-out they had hoped; well that's exactly what they got!...I mean down to 74,000 vote margin in Florida, compared to 2008; what about Ohio, only 107,000 margin....down from 262,000 in 2008....yeah he won, but it's a Pyrrhic victory at best...just thought you needed to remind you & just in case you do, I can always post similar submissions on the stats....just to bring you Dems crashing back to earth.
My date was on Presidents running for re-election. Stop grasping dude. Is over. Obama beat Truman, Ford, Carter, Clinton and both Bushes in the popular vote for their respective re-election bids and beat Truman, Ford, Carter and both Bushes in the EV.
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