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sh76
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How great is this?

March Madness on the weekends. Primaries during the week.

I love the USA. 🙂

Sleepyguy
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Originally posted by sh76
How great is this?

March Madness on the weekends. Primaries during the week.

I love the USA. 🙂
March Madness, yes. Primaries? Dear God let it end.

moon1969

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Originally posted by Sleepyguy
Primaries? Dear God let it end.
Excited Republican primary voters this year. They are really happy about their choice of Republican candidates.

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Originally posted by moon1969
Excited Republican primary voters this year. They are really happy about their choice of Republican candidates.
Don't count your chickens. We're all mighty pumped to vote against the horrible failure Obama.

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Originally posted by Sleepyguy
Don't count your chickens. We're all mighty pumped to vote against the horrible failure Obama.
I like that optimism. With that said, it is striking how the Republicans against a vulnerable sitting president couldn't seem to put up a viable candidate likely to get the swing voters and independents who decide the general election. While the independents may not be overly happy with the President, they do not like etch-a-sketch Romney. Moreover, there is an increasing perception that the economy is improving which is good for a sitting president seeking reelection.

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Originally posted by moon1969
I like that optimism. With that said, it is striking how the Republicans against a vulnerable sitting president couldn't seem to put up a viable candidate likely to get the swing voters and independents who decide the general election. While the independents may not be overly happy with the President, they do not like etch-a-sketch Romney. Moreover, ther ...[text shortened]... ception that the economy is improving which is good for a sitting president seeking reelection.
A golden retriever might be viable against Obama.

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Originally posted by Sleepyguy
A golden retriever might be viable against Obama.
Ya better than Romney.

Look at the polling data with respect to overall numbers, the independents, and with expected Republican voter turnout.

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