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Larchmont? Wow. Landslide acomin.

Wow, please let it be so down the line!

Was just wondering how some of the people left to rot in the outer boroughs are feeling about their potus today.

And the “folks” taking the Obama cups were getting the coffee free!!!!!

For edification, for out-of-towners, Larchmont is Jew Heaven, and I say that with love.

I think the Jews are finally getting over their fear that the GOP = The Next Reich, and that it is the left that will have them killed through inaction.

I was joking with my gay Democrat neighbor a few days ago about hanging a big old Romney banner on their balcony while they were at work. His answer made my jaw drop. In a serious tone he said, “I actually wouldn’t mind. I’ve already voted and I voted my conscience. You notice I don’t have an Obama sign in our yard.”. Exact words. You could have knocked me over with a feather.

More anecdotal evidence in a changing tide.

@Anonymous, I like this comment left on that site, “Guaranteed by President Obama to hold everything you will own by the end of his second term.” Lol!

I’d bet good money there were at least another 5-8% who took O cups just because they’re chickens.

These are the unofficial, “unscientific” polls that are not filtered through the enemedia. They are just average people voicing their opinion.

In 1980, Reagan got just over 50% of the popular vote but got over 90% of the electoral vote. I remember the press claiming it was not a landslide even though the country looked like this. (In 1980, it would have been almost all blue because blue was the traditional color of the Republicans.)

In 2008, the enemedia claimed 0bama had a mandate with 53% of the popular vote and 68% of the electoral vote. If Romney bests those figures, will they say that Romney has a mandate? Or, since it was 0bama, maybe they meant man-date?

In my area, no Obama signs in yards but I have seen a few Romney/Ryan. The biggest signs however are for local state races…all Republican. I’m thinking we might go redder than usual but the city dwelling libtards in Seattle/Everett/Tacoma/Spokane will still win out. Maybe we will be purple instead of indigo blue.

On Election Night I think we should post links about Obama from four years ago. You know, the predictions that there’d never be another Republican president, repealing the 22nd Amendment, 5% unemployment, closing Gitmo, world peace, unicorn farts, etc. Also, we should take another look at Palin’s VP acceptance speech and count off how many things she predicted about Obama’s first term that came true. In other words, all of them.

It sure would be great to be amongst a sea of AMERICANS again!

So, what do you think the impact will be when the independents/ReaganDemocrats cross over and vote for RR-and they suddenly get labeled with the stereotypical ee-vil Repub label by the media/leftist?

Will it be eye opening for them to finally understand what the teaparty has endured since 2009?

Will there be enough of them to tell the lefties to ‘eff-off?

Or, will it discourage them from voting R again?

I had a long back and forth with a “co-worker” this week when I poked my head out of the bunker and admitted my teapartiness. He had the OWS and Teaparty reversed…I set him straight.

illustr8r — I wish I had too much money right now because I’d pass out the dvd of “Occupy Unmasked” at the corner of Queen Anne Avenue and Boston for free to everyone who stepped out of sbux today. I’m still thinking of spending some tight funds on copies for some of our idiot Leftist “friends” (they used to be friends, but we haven’t heard from them much since 2010). They’re cowards who are too arrogant to admit how stupid the are.

This happened today in Bill Clinton’s home state:

I stopped at a yard sale in a very nice neighborhood today because I saw a Romney/Ryan sign on the lawn along with some speakers I was interested in. Got to talking with the lady there about the election and everything from the 2016 movie to Joe Biden. Half way through the conversation an elderly woman joined in and it was clear that all three of us shared a strong dislike of 0bama and his destructive agenda. I was surprised when the older woman mentioned that she was a democrat who had voted for 0bama in ’08 but would certainly NOT vote for him this time around. Friendly as could be, felt like giving her a hug.

People with any sense at all know what is at stake if Barry were to get four more years.

Oh, and Romney yard signs all over the place today! New ones too.