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dante

Unabomber
Feb 13, 2004
8,807
9
looking for classic NE singletrack
Still comes down to Ohio... NC's leaning Romney, and I wouldn't put money on FL going into the (D) column after the voter suppression going on. Even if Obama takes VA (and NH/NV), it comes down to WI, CO and IA and I'd rather not leave the fate of the country up to those 3 states. Wisconsin turned out the non-Madison/Milwaukee vote in HUGE numbers during the recall election, all of which went for Walker. If polling has been more focused on Madison/Milwaukee/Waukesha counties, upstate voters could throw a massive wrench into the outcome.

Of course, if Romney then wins WI and IA and Obama wins CO, they tie. Ugh.
 

dante

Unabomber
Feb 13, 2004
8,807
9
looking for classic NE singletrack
While Obama vs Romney would be fun to watch (and over relatively quickly), I'd MUCH rather see Trans Am Joe vs P90x Ryan. Cagey street fighter vs possibly-gay gym rat?

I'd cough up $50 to watch that one on PPV.
 

jimmydean

The Official Meat of Ridemonkey
Sep 10, 2001
43,161
15,248
Portland, OR
While Obama vs Romney would be fun to watch (and over relatively quickly), I'd MUCH rather see Trans Am Joe vs P90x Ryan. Cagey street fighter vs possibly-gay gym rat?

I'd cough up $50 to watch that one on PPV.
Sold! I would totally pay to see that, too.

Joe in street clothes, Ryan in a singlet. :rofl:
 

jonKranked

Detective Dookie
Nov 10, 2005
88,939
27,128
media blackout
just for fun, i did a comparison...

election results vs state GDP. for the most part, states with the highest GDP tended to vote democrat...

state by state GDP (2010 data)




2012 election results (florida is leaning obama)