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Very interesting. I show 352 for R/R.

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Well, they say history repeats itself… At least here’s hoping.

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Reagan came close to that in round two, too.

Three times a charm…

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My map came to 386 Romney.

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I know this would be a dream come true, but I would like to see ZerO carry zero states. That would be a very clear message to the MSM and the Demonrats to STFU!

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same here, FM, would like to see all 57/8 states, but, that’s a fine lookin map right chare

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This is WHY I have a bumper sticker on my Jeep that reads…

[b]“RepibliCAN Do in ’72[/b]

I chose it for the Electoral College results where the country was FAR LESS DIVIDED THAN IT IS TODAY.

I have 2 more bumper stickers that I might add in the next few days.

[b]“NIXON/AGNEW”[/b]

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[b]Have A Nice NATION… NIXON in ’72[/b] with a big orange smiley face.

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Fixing my tags…

This is WHY I have a bumper sticker on my Jeep that reads…

“RepibliCAN Do in ’72

I chose it for the Electoral College results where the country was FAR LESS DIVIDED THAN IT IS TODAY.

I have 2 more bumper stickers that I might add in the next few days.

“NIXON/AGNEW”

&

Have A Nice NATION… NIXON in ’72 with a big orange smiley face.

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@old oaks — haha! Unfortunately a lot of the obama voters wouldn’t know what the bumper stickers mean, given that the 70′s were sometime just after the precolumbian era. Like, ya know?

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Great site for all of the election information.

But I have a problem with the 1960 election numbers. They always show Kennedy winning both the popular and electoral votes. That wasn’t the case. Nixon won the popular vote, Kennedy got the electors. And if you look at the map, you’ll see that too. Harry Byrd (the father of the KKK member Robert Byrd) got 15 electoral votes but no popular votes! That is possible, but highly unlikely. The following is from an OpinionJournal column from 2003:

Kennedy’s edge in the nationwide popular vote was the equivalent of less than one vote per precinct. The Associated Press reported that Kennedy’s plurality was just 112,827 votes nationwide, a margin of 49.7% to 49.5%.

It’s uncertain because in Alabama, JFK’s name didn’t actually appear on the ballot. Voters were asked to choose between Nixon and a slate of “unpledged Democrat electors.” A statewide primary had chosen five Democratic electors who were “loyalists” pledged to JFK six who were free to vote for anyone.

The Democratic slate defeated Nixon, 324,050 votes to 237,981. In the end, the six unpledged electors voted for Sen. Harry Byrd of Virginia, a leading Dixiecrat, and the other five stuck with their pledge to Kennedy.

Reporter Neil Pierce took the highest vote cast for any of the 11 Democratic electors in Alabama — 324,050 — and divided it proportionately between Kennedy and the unpledged electors who ended up voting for Harry Byrd.

Using that method, Kennedy was given credit for 5/11ths of the Democratic total, or 147,295 votes. Nixon’s total in Alabama of 237,981 remained the same. The remaining 176,755 votes were counted as being for the unpledged electors.

With these new totals for Alabama factored in with the vote counts for the other 49 states, Nixon has a 58,181-vote plurality, edging out Kennedy 34,108,157 votes to 34,049,976. Using that calculation the 1960 election was even closer than we thought.

I just wish that sites like this would get the vote count right. Kennedy was NOT a popular president by any stretch of the imagination. Like FDR before him, he just had a great PR machine to sell his presidency after he died.

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What a bunch of Massholes.

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Obama will easily carry California, Washington, and Oregon on the west coast.

In the Midwest, he’ll probably carry Nevada (thanks to the Unions and Clark County), New Mexico, and Minnesota, although it’s said by some pollsters that Minnesota is now within reach for Romney.
I’m not holding my breath though, because it hasn’t gone red since 1972, and even Carter and Modale carried it. And any state that would actually elected a horses-ass like Al Franken is too far gone anyway.
Finally, Obama will win Illinois of course, but I’ll will die laughing if it goes red this time. (IL is always the first state to light up on the map on election night).

The sheep in the northeast will not let Obama down either. He’ll easily carry New York, Maryland, DC, Delaware, Conneticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Massachustas. Maine, New Hampshire, and even Jersey might very well go red this time.
I predict Obama will lose states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin that he assumes are safe-blue.

Obama’s end result…..EPIC FAIL

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