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Chakaconcarne

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7. Thanks for the replies everyone..

Reply to Chakaconcarne (Original post)

Mon Sep 24, 2012, 06:57 PM

Sep 2012

I was hoping to get some different perspectives to maybe put me more at ease.

Though they are desparate to get rid of Obama, I suppose if Republicans are both unexcited and feeling defeated, that might work well for us.

I just can't seem to get over how Rove doesn't have something up his sleeve other than voter Id, intimidation, etc.

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Obama current lead status could hurt him? [View all] Chakaconcarne Sep 2012 OP

It works the other way, too. Republicans might say "why bother, I don't like rmoney anyway" mucifer Sep 2012 #1

I'm not so sure Obama has peaked yet, but I know Romney has not yet hit bottom ... Scuba Sep 2012 #2

I couldn't agree more with you. Complacency cost us dearly in the mid-terms. lamp_shade Sep 2012 #3

I don't think complacency was a factor in 2010... regnaD kciN Sep 2012 #6

For every complacent voter, there are two Romney voters who are giving up on the campaign... Drunken Irishman Sep 2012 #4

I think its having the opposite effect on me. vi5 Sep 2012 #5

Thanks for the replies everyone.. Chakaconcarne Sep 2012 #7

how easy it is to help get the President reelected enderrose Oct 2012 #8

Spam deleted by NRaleighLiberal (MIR Team) TheNaimSadik Oct 2012 #9

I think it's over... rrwcf Nov 2012 #10