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To: zeestephen
You are correct in states like New Jersey and Pennsylvania where the white vote in 2012 went for Romney, however New Hampshire is a whole other kettle of fish. With a very small minority population, NH voted for Obama, twice. The white vote went for Obama in NH, making it a moonbat state. It is in the category of all of New England, the Pacific Northwest and Iowa, states that are majority moonbat. Scott Brown has to run in this environment. The majority of the electorate in NH are moonbats and pinky ringed union thugs, unfortunately anyone to our total liking would get creamed there.
40 posted on 10/16/2014 6:26:51 PM PDT by gusty
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To: gusty
I agree with your analysis of New Hampshire.

I “nationalized” my comments on youth voting, but forgot the article was actually about Scott Brown.

Here's a fact that will shock you if you don't already know it:

In 2012, among all white voters in California, Romney beat Obama 53%-45%!

50 posted on 10/16/2014 9:52:21 PM PDT by zeestephen
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To: gusty
Is NH truly a moonbat state, or did the Massholes who have moved in there tip the balance against stay-on-the-couch Republicans?

Although Brown makes me itch in unmentionable places, I would vote for him I would not have chosen him in the primary, if there was one. Running center Left, he has already lost to Princess Fauxcahontas, even with the excellent excuse of running in Massholia, that is not a great recommendation. Plus, his short term in the Senate didn't do anyone any good either.

54 posted on 10/18/2014 3:21:06 PM PDT by Kenny Bunk (Program. Plan. Leader? Because not being Obama is not enough to save the Republic.)
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