Looks like a pretty resounding defeat for Romney. People without an axe to grind have a hard time believing Election fraud had anything to do with Romney’s defeat.
Popular vote Obama +3.5 Million votes
Ohio vote Obama +110 thousand votes
Virginia vote Obama +115 thousand votes
Florida vote Obama +70 thousand votes
Colorado vote OBama +115 thousand votes
New Hampshire vote Obama +40 thousand votes
Nevada vote Obama +40 thousand votes
Iowa vote Obama +60 thousand votes
Wisconsan vote Obama +210 thousand votes
Michigan vote Obama +450 thousand votes
Minnesota vote Obama +200 thousand votes
Pennsylvania vote Obama +300 thousand votes
What doomed Romney and the Republicans is the growing attachment Americans have with big government. They like the idea of government bureaucrats and programs serving as the shining light in their lives. The American Dream has morphed from self-directed success and achievement to getting an unearned government check in the mail.
Wealthy producers are berated as evil and greedy, rather than admired for their perseverance, adding to the increasingly favorable impressions Americans have of socialism. People are trading self-determination and liberty over for cradle-to-grave security. We’re becoming France... we’re just fatter and our cities aren’t as interesting.
Gallup, Rasmussen and every other legit poll had the race a dead heat, yet Obama wins by 300+ EV’s and 3.5 Million Popular votes.
Either all the polls were wrong, or the Dems, who fought against voter fraud reform (again) somehow won some Wards/Precincts in swing states without Romney getting a single vote and just getting one or two votes in others.
Yet the reverse didn’t happen anywhere else.
How does Obama get 19,000+ votes to 0 votes for Romney in part of a swing state, but even in the reddest of the red states, nothing close can be found in favor of Romney?
Romney got 59,684,096 votes in the 2012 election.
McCain got 59,948,240 votes in the 2008 election.
Does anyone believe that after 4 years of a dismal Obama Presidency that the GOP candidate would get less or about the same number of votes in 2012?
If so, I’ve got a nice bridge here in a the SF Bay Area to sell you. Actually, I have two of them for sale.
Once is more picturesque than the other, but the other is undergoing a multibillion dollar upgrade that should be completed in the next year or so.
FRemail me your offers.