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« Reply #675 on: December 02, 2006, 01:40:54 PM »

I had this game like 2 years ago on a different computer.  Is there a way I could download it again for free?

rig the demo
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« Reply #676 on: December 02, 2006, 02:40:11 PM »


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« Reply #677 on: December 02, 2006, 05:05:06 PM »
« Edited: December 02, 2006, 05:09:43 PM by RBH »

Hm.. maybe a bit out there.





Best County
Rossi: Benton County (46.33%)
Gregoire: Jefferson County (42.03%)
Gates: Walla Walla County (45.57%)

Worst County
Rossi: San Juan County (23.85%)
Gregoire: Franklin County (16.02%)
Gates: Asotin County (24.77%)

Closest Counties
Grays Harbor: Gates over Gregoire, 34.45-34.30, 48 vote plurality
Pacific: Gregoire over Gates, 35.30-35.14, 15 vote plurality
Douglas: Rossi over Gates, 39.53-39.32, 32 vote plurality
King: Gates over Gregoire, 37.06-36.75, 2393 vote plurality
Clark: Rossi over Gates, 34.08-33.65, 726 vote plurality

Gates only finished third in Asotin County.

I based my campaign on jobs, attacking Rossi on jobs, attacking Rossi on abortion, and port security.

With 3 weeks left, Gregoire was up 43-33 and I had 20%.

With 2 weeks left, I got to around 25% or so.

With a week left, I cracked 30%

With a few days left, I put it out of reach.

Bill on the issues

Abortion: L
Affirmative Action: C
Budget: C
Business Tax: C
Jobs: C
Tsunami: CL
WASL: CL
Asian Trade: CR
Crime: C
Same-Sex Marriage: CL
Boeing: C
Education: CL
Military Bases: C
Sales Tax: CR
Public Health Care: CR
Renewable Energy: C
State Divide: C
Port Security: CR

I think I intended to put Gates on the left on health care.
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« Reply #678 on: December 02, 2006, 05:09:17 PM »


Let me guess, you gave Bill Gates $2 billion. Tongue
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« Reply #679 on: December 02, 2006, 05:10:19 PM »


Nah, only $100M
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« Reply #680 on: December 02, 2006, 08:58:03 PM »



The Bloc got screwed. Sad
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« Reply #681 on: December 03, 2006, 12:06:54 AM »





Votes cast: 142,404,295
U.S. Population, 1920 Census: 105,273,049

Wow, a 135% percent turnout.

Looks like the GOTV operations really kicked ass in this election.
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« Reply #682 on: December 03, 2006, 05:23:06 PM »

Here's one for disappointed Republicans. Smiley

2006 New York Governor - Spitzer vs. Faso (me) vs. Golisano



Faso (R): 53%
Spitzer (D): 29%
Golisano (I): 17%


Best regions:

Faso: Buffalo - 75.3%
Spitzer: Capital District - 44.6%
Golisano: Western New York - 33.7% (Golisano did ridiculously well here; Spitzer came in third place)

Worst regions:

Faso: Middle Counties - 34.7%
Spitzer: Upstate Region - 15.4%
Golisano: Buffalo - 4.3%

Closest region:

Long Island - Faso wins over Spitzer 43.8% - 43.1%
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« Reply #683 on: December 03, 2006, 05:46:59 PM »

Here's one for disappointed Republicans. Smiley

2006 New York Governor - Spitzer vs. Faso (me) vs. Golisano



Faso (R): 53%
Spitzer (D): 29%
Golisano (I): 17%


Best regions:

Faso: Buffalo - 75.3%
Spitzer: Capital District - 44.6%
Golisano: Western New York - 33.7% (Golisano did ridiculously well here; Spitzer came in third place)

Worst regions:

Faso: Middle Counties - 34.7%
Spitzer: Upstate Region - 15.4%
Golisano: Buffalo - 4.3%

Closest region:

Long Island - Faso wins over Spitzer 43.8% - 43.1%

WTF?
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« Reply #684 on: December 03, 2006, 05:49:06 PM »


Don't ask me, I just report the results. Tongue
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« Reply #685 on: December 03, 2006, 05:54:21 PM »


I've got a better method of deciding who wins each county. It's called a dartboard.
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« Reply #686 on: December 03, 2006, 06:01:43 PM »


I've got a better method of deciding who wins each county. It's called a dartboard.

I've got even better method deciding who wins each county. It's called arranged marriage.
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« Reply #687 on: December 03, 2006, 06:11:17 PM »


I've got a better method of deciding who wins each county. It's called a dartboard.

I've got even better method deciding who wins each county. It's called arranged marriage.
I've got an even better method of deciding who wins each county. It's called a bad acid trip.

... this is getting stupid. Seriously, get off the drugs.
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« Reply #688 on: December 03, 2006, 06:14:16 PM »


I've got a better method of deciding who wins each county. It's called a dartboard.

I've got even better method deciding who wins each county. It's called arranged marriage.
I've got an even better method of deciding who wins each county. It's called a bad acid trip.

... this is getting stupid. Seriously, get off the drugs.

Oh piss off, I'm probably the only person on this board who's even had a bad acid trip.
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« Reply #689 on: December 03, 2006, 11:23:10 PM »

The electoral vote thing on here is slightly malapportioned.

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« Reply #690 on: December 04, 2006, 01:48:53 AM »

Evil prevails using an anti-free speech, pro-state control of the media, and pro-government ownership of business campaign.



Compare the results

PF results on the left, 11/21 results on the right

Cherkasy: 59/41 Yu - 75/25 Yu
Chernihiv: 53/47 Yu - 69/31 Yu
Chernivtsi: 58/42 Yu - 77/23 Yu
Crimea: 89/11 Ya - 85/15 Ya
Dnipropetrovsk: 76/24 Ya - 68/32 Ya
Donetsk: 98/2 Ya - 98/2 Ya
Ivano Frankivska: 71/29 Yu - 95/5 Yu
Kharkiv: 79/21 Ya - 74/26 Ya
Kherson: 67/33 Ya - 55/45 Ya
Khmelnytskyy: 50.1/49.8 Ya (2,014 votes) - 74/26 Yu
Kirovohrad: 63/37 Ya - 50.3/49.7 Ya
Kyiv City: 53/47 Yu - 79/21 Yu
Kyiv Oblast: 53/47 Yu - 79/21 Yu
Luhansk: 96/4 Ya - 95/5 Ya
Lviv: 65/35 Yu - 93/7 Yu
Mykolayiv: 80/20 Ya - 73/27 Ya
Odessa: 78/22 Ya - 72/28 Ya
Poltava: 57/43 Ya - 64/36 Yu
Rivne: 54/46 Yu - 79/21 Yu
Sevastopol: 93/7 Ya - 92/8 Ya
Sumy: 51/49 Ya - 72/28 Yu
Ternopil: 66/34 Yu - 95/5 Yu
Vinnytsya: 53/47 Yu - 78/22 Yu
Volyn: 61/39 Yu - 88/12 Yu
Zakarpattya: 60/40 Ya - 58/42 Yu
Zaporiska: 79/21 Ya - 74/26 Ya
Zhytomyr: 57/43 Ya - 63/37 Yu
Tot: 65/35 Ya - 51/49 Ya
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« Reply #691 on: December 04, 2006, 07:37:00 AM »



Allen/Hagel  302- 49.1%
Clark/Richardson 236 - 50.9%

--- the lighter coloured states were decided by less than a 5% margin.
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« Reply #692 on: December 04, 2006, 05:38:38 PM »



Royal (D-MO): 68%
Coolidge (R-MA): 23%
LaFollette (P-WI): 9%

Yay Tariff, Unemployment and Agriculture!
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« Reply #693 on: December 04, 2006, 06:53:29 PM »



My first game in well over a year, playing as Kerry vs. Bush.



I can't wait to play in the primaries and other weird scenarios.
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« Reply #694 on: December 04, 2006, 07:36:20 PM »

The electoral vote thing on here is slightly malapportioned.



Just a little Smiley
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« Reply #695 on: December 05, 2006, 11:36:09 AM »
« Edited: December 05, 2006, 11:37:40 AM by Old Europe »

Testing out the newing "Libertarian surge" scenario available on 80soft.com...





George W. Bush (R)
PV: 34%
EV: 198

John Kerry (D)
PV: 34%
EV: 165

Clint Eastwood (L)
PV: 29%
EV: 175


Congress elected Bush of course.
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« Reply #696 on: December 06, 2006, 12:00:03 AM »

Here's one for disappointed Republicans. Smiley

2006 New York Governor - Spitzer vs. Faso (me) vs. Golisano



Faso (R): 53%
Spitzer (D): 29%
Golisano (I): 17%


Best regions:

Faso: Buffalo - 75.3%
Spitzer: Capital District - 44.6%
Golisano: Western New York - 33.7% (Golisano did ridiculously well here; Spitzer came in third place)

Worst regions:

Faso: Middle Counties - 34.7%
Spitzer: Upstate Region - 15.4%
Golisano: Buffalo - 4.3%

Closest region:

Long Island - Faso wins over Spitzer 43.8% - 43.1%

WTF?

Makes no sense! Golisano would win in a landslide in Buffalo.
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« Reply #697 on: December 06, 2006, 12:06:07 AM »

Here's one for disappointed Republicans. Smiley

2006 New York Governor - Spitzer vs. Faso (me) vs. Golisano



Faso (R): 53%
Spitzer (D): 29%
Golisano (I): 17%


Best regions:

Faso: Buffalo - 75.3%
Spitzer: Capital District - 44.6%
Golisano: Western New York - 33.7% (Golisano did ridiculously well here; Spitzer came in third place)

Worst regions:

Faso: Middle Counties - 34.7%
Spitzer: Upstate Region - 15.4%
Golisano: Buffalo - 4.3%

Closest region:

Long Island - Faso wins over Spitzer 43.8% - 43.1%

WTF?

Makes no sense! Golisano would win in a landslide in Buffalo.

A democrat didn't win Tompkins county but won Ononadga?

No fin way
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« Reply #698 on: December 06, 2006, 01:13:39 AM »

Makes no sense! Golisano would win in a landslide in Buffalo.

A democrat didn't win Tompkins county but won Ononadga?

No fin way

As we have seen numerous times in President Forever, anything is possible if enough ads are used... Tongue
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« Reply #699 on: December 06, 2006, 08:17:22 PM »

Here is a great one:



(The "30%" states are acctually ones where the vote was within 5%, I just marked them so you coudl see where the battlesgrounds were.

Giuliani/McCain: 402 EV 52.5%

Clinton/Edwards: 136 EV 47.5%

This was a wild one.  I started off in the primaries.  The Republican primary started off as a hotly contested challenge between Giuliani aka me (who controled most of the Northeast and Midwest), McCain (who dominated the Southwest, Moutain and Plains states along with Missouri and Florida), and Gingrich (who controled most of the Southeast).  Finally, Romney started out as a non-player, up slightly in Mass and Utah.  Tennessee and the Pacific states were up for grabs.

Well, first things first, I set my themes to Leadership, Iran, Homeland Security (all big winners for me in the primaries) and headed right for Tennessee, figuring that I control Iowa and New Hampshire and didn't stand much of a chance on Mini-Tuesday, other than for possible wins in Missouri and South Carolina, which I targeted heavily.  I spent the first few months going between Iowa, California, New Hampshire, Missouri, South Carolina, Texas and Ohio (when I started to slip there).  To make a long story short, I took Iowa by a huge margin (56%), lost New Hampshire by 1% to McCain, took South Carolina, but lost Missouri (to Gingrich), then came around to win both Tennessee and Virginia, and take Minnesota, California, Washington and Michigan.  Even though I was clearly kicking ass, Super-Tuesday was still in doubt.  I swept it, however by small margins in most states, losing only Georgia (to Gingrich), Maryland (to Romeny), Conn (also to Romney).  Without his mini-Tuesday wins, McCain wouldn't have much to show, but he was still on the map in several states.  With the Gulf State primaries coming up, I knew what I had to do.  I threw 10 PIP at Newt in exchage for hsi leaving the race and endorsing me.  He did, and from then on I pretty much ran the map.  I conviced Romney to bow out (though without endorsing me) before Colorado, and from then on, it was a stampede toward Rudy.  Seeking to unify the party and consoladate my forces early I offered McCain the VP slot and he jumped at it.

On the Dem side, I set the match up between Hillary, Edwards, Kerry and Clark.  I'm not sure of all the specifics of this race, but Hillary started off in charge in most states and stayed that way until the end.  Kerry was the last one to bow out, and he did so just before the DNC.  None of the other candidates endorsed Hillary, but she picked Edwards as VP during the convention.

At the start of the general, she was kicking my ass.  I was ahead in PA, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, Texas, and what I called the "Giuliani Belt" which is the sorta "P" shaped area going from Arizona, though the Morman states, then east to Minnesota, before coming back down to Missouri, Kansas and Colorado.  I was acctually down by quite a few points in Wyoming, Nebraska and South Dakota.  I was also up in Indiana, Michigan, Conn, Mass and New Hampshire.

I shifted away from the Homeland Security theme (good in primaries, but not in the General) and toward Health Care.  I then attacked Hillary on her Health Care possition.  It was the onyl attack I put out, but I stuck with it.

Hmmm...  I gotta head, I'll finish this one later
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