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[Associate Justice PiT]

     Interesting idea. I was actually thinking about that while playing President Forever.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Interesting idea. I was actually thinking about that while playing President Forever.

Yeah, I've been playing around creating a scenario in which the red dog Democrats become a more populist Labor Party, the liberal Democrats join the Greens (which thus become far stronger than presently), the Republicans rebadge themselves as the Conservative Party and in response the Giuliani group within the Republicans join the Libertarians (which, like the Greens, also thus become far stronger).

It's not finished yet, because I keep starting it, and then deciding that all the elections will end up going to the House, so I stop working on it, then I decide to work on it again because it will be fun... it's a vicious circle.

     Let me know when you finish. I would probably enjoy it.

[Associate Justice PiT]

Hey PiT, do 2004, and 96 and 92 (without Perot too).

     Okay. I don't have President Forever on my work computer though, so don't expect it until tonight.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     I suspect Vulcans would win by landslide margins in the Northeast. They would also win all of the university towns.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     I know the red states have passed bans on gay marriage, so would the shades represent the percentage that voted yes?

[Associate Justice PiT]

How I'd think the a primary between me (David Coppersmith), Tmthforu94 (Isaac Bahney) and PiT (Robert Drexler)

Blue = Bahney
Green = Coppersmith
red = Drexler

Homestates :

Drexler  = California
Bahney = Indiana
Coppersmith = New York

     Sorry for responding to a week-and-a-half old post, but I just noticed this. I would like to point out that my name is Santiago Drexler, not Robert Drexler. I'm pretty sure I used that for Atlas Forever.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     I thought that electoraljew2 was registered in Kansas.

[Associate Justice PiT]

If you guessed a Palin/Bachmann ticket vs. Obama/Clinton, you'd be right.

I'm sorry but there is no chance in hell that Oklahoma votes over 60% Democratic if Obama is on the ticket.  Hell, Texas would have more a chance of flipping (and going 60% for Obama).
Seriously, I know these people.

     I'm guessing he didn't touch the percentages out west, since Utah/Idaho/Wyoming are also D>60%, which obviously wouldn't happen either.