Posted on 10/27/2012 5:36:20 PM PDT by Wage Slave
God bless you!!!
Thank all of you who are getting out there, possibly in harms way to help the rest of us who can’t. May the Lord be with you.
Looks like a sign distribution bombardment by the county's Republican Party volunteers, bless their hearts. They've got buttons going around, too. I proudly wore two on my bosom when I did Publix today. Got a lot of smiles and nods with them, to boot.
Leni
“Yeah, the Romney signs still outnumber the Bamster’s signs but I noticed a lot more for Bammy today.”
I live in Sarasota, FL. I just returned today from a trip to Miami which began last Sunday. In the interim, I went to the Dominican Republic.
On the drive to Miami, I saw not a single Obama bumper sticker, but some Romney bumper stickers. In Miami, I saw not a single Obama sign but plenty of Romney signs. On the drive back to Sarasota, I saw plenty of Romney bumper stickers and no Obama bumper stickers. I think the bandwagon folks are joining the fray and they’ve concluded that Romney is going to win. Don’t you just love those Independents when they come your way?
In my area between Fredericksburg and Richmond, I have seen an increase in Obama signs in the last week (must have been a meeting). All pretty much in the black areas. Some type of absentee ballot push also. Huge Romney signs on main roads. Romney win in my area.
I`m not as worried about voter fraud here.. they track voter info pretty well. Ohio, which allows purported “homeless” people to vote without an address, is a worry for me.
>> I can promise you my home county (Augusta) will go at least 75% for Romney <<
Augusta County for sure. But what about Staunton City? Didn’t it go for the Big Ø in 2008?
Waynesboro
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Obama - 3906
McCain- 4815
Augusta County
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Obama - 9825
McCain- 23120
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In 2009, Staunton went with McDonnell over Deeds by 58.5% to 41.4%. Waynesboro went 68.9% to 31.0% for McDonnell. And Augusta County went 77.4% to 22.5% for the GOP candidate.
In 2010, the Dems did not even field a candidate here for the Congressional race.
It is also encouraging that in 2010, SW Virginia voted out Rick Boucher. This is traditional Democrat territory, but Obama's stance on coal may have pushed them into the GOP column for good.
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