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Uh. This seems like a bad idea.

Originally Posted by Chase http://www.thedailydolt.com/2012/10/...-swing-states/ Uh. This seems like a bad idea.

I think this is a sign to take any and all underdog props for a Romney victory, Chase. Time to become a 1 percenter.

Its a little removed, its far from the head of Diebold promising to deliver Ohio for Bush in 2004 (which he did).

www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BD7CYLTndk

(worth the entire 19 minutes, she's an amazing journalist)

This is the segment she refers to, which is partially heard but not seen in that video.
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7423828n


And today, this:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/11/wo...yousafzai.html

Originally Posted by dafoomie (worth the entire 19 minutes, she's an amazing journalist) This is the segment she refers to, which is partially heard but not seen in that video. http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7423828n And today, this: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/11/wo...yousafzai.html

I have a crazy idea: how about you tell us why it's worth watching by giving a brief summary instead of directing us to another 15 minute video and another article without any context.

I'd rather leave it up to the viewer to decide why it's worth watching.

Originally Posted by ced I think this is a sign to take any and all underdog props for a Romney victory, Chase. Time to become a 1 percenter.

Tossing Mitt Romney in a parlay with Anderson Silva. Now I sorta want Stephan Bonnar to lose.

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I finally got around to watching the Jon Stewart-Bill O'Reilly debate from last Saturday. Actually a nice bit of political banter.

Someone had an upload of it on YouTube, but it has since been taken down due to copyright violation.

Stupid work. I really wanted to see Ryan and his wild crazy Scientology like stories. It will be awesome...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7EEOMbBIO8

her voice makes me think of that clarence carter song...

Originally Posted by Chase http://www.thedailydolt.com/2012/10/...-swing-states/ Uh. This seems like a bad idea.

Why is this surprising?

To think that people would not have an opinion on who they want elected is ridiclous. I am sure there are a few Obama/Romney Supporters physically working on the machines as well.

That's not to say there shouldn't be a process to evaluate any machines used in voting, but to be shocked that people support a candidate one way or the other is a bit over the top.

Potentially our next VP. I am all for fitness and it is a good thing but these pictures do him no favors. Nothing to really add any intelligent conversation here but they made me chuckle. Oh yeah this is for TIME magazine.





MY FAVORITE!!!

He needs to do some squats or something. His arms are nearly as large as his legs.

Such a goober.

Originally Posted by Feeding the Abscess He needs to do some squats or something. His arms are nearly as large as his legs.

It's them running legs! How else do you do a marathon in 2h58mn?

So this is not a scientific poll by any means but it surprised the heck out of me. I am planning on watching the debate on the Xbox so I took some poll they were running. The final question was if the election was held today who would you vote for A Obama B Romney C Other D Undecided. To my surprise Romney had 57% to Obama's 31%. Not a number I thought I would see from an Xbox crowd.

Originally Posted by Feeding the Abscess He needs to do some squats or something. His arms are nearly as large as his legs.

But he has to focus on his glamour muscles!

Seriously, who thought those pictures were a good idea? It reminds me of this.

Originally Posted by cancerman1120 So this is not a scientific poll by any means but it surprised the heck out of me. I am planning on watching the debate on the Xbox so I took some poll they were running. The final question was if the election was held today who would you vote for A Obama B Romney C Other D Undecided. To my surprise Romney had 57% to Obama's 31%. Not a number I thought I would see from an Xbox crowd.

Gamer nerds tend to slant conservative/libertarian. It's a very white and very male demographic, so conservative rhetoric resonates more.

Whats with the inauthentic disingenuine smile all the time? Dude has something to hide

Originally Posted by cancerman1120 So this is not a scientific poll by any means but it surprised the heck out of me. I am planning on watching the debate on the Xbox so I took some poll they were running. The final question was if the election was held today who would you vote for A Obama B Romney C Other D Undecided. To my surprise Romney had 57% to Obama's 31%. Not a number I thought I would see from an Xbox crowd.

With all the people on Xbox Live screaming $$$$er $$$$$$ into their mics, that doesn't surprise me at all.

I cannot believe that Ryan has the balls to say Obama is cutting defense.