Obama's Second Term

[cactusmaac]

How bad a candidate was Mitt Romney?

He got 78% of the Mormon vote.

Bush Jr. got 80.

Where'd you get that from?

Reuter's\Ipsos exit polling had him on 86%.

[the4thpip]

Where'd you get that from?

Reuter's\Ipsos exit polling had him on 86%.

Just once I'd like them to include "Elvis impersonators" on that list, just because.

[Paradox]

But that cuts something out of all of the demographics, because...

[Iangould]

Where'd you get that from?

Reuter's\Ipsos exit polling had him on 86%.

PEW EXIT POLL: More Mormons Voted For George Bush In 2004 Than Mitt Romney In 2012

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/romne...#ixzz2DKU730Hy

Mormons are probably no more than 5% of the US population so even in two properly run exit poll with decent-sized polling pools, you're likely to get pretty wide confidence intervals.

[the4thpip]

Warren to sit on Senate Banking Committee

Heh. Heh. Heh.

[Iangould]

US unemployment falls to 7.7%.

[mikekerrIII]

Deep cover
False Flag
Black Ops

all CIA terms.



Continuous Liberation of Orgasms

My term.

False flag was in use before the US existed, I doubt the CIA created it then.

Deep Cover comes from law enforcement.

The source of the term, if not the concept "Black Ops" seems to be writers of fiction

[the4thpip]

So... Susan Rice said she won't become Secretary of State after all.

Which makes Scott Brown happy, who lost his bid for reelection to Elizabeth Warren. Because now John Kerry is widely expected to succeed Hillary Clinton, and then Brown thinks he has a chance of winning Kerry's senate seat in a special election.

[JCAll]

False flag was in use before the US existed, I doubt the CIA created it then.

Deep Cover comes from law enforcement.

The source of the term, if not the concept "Black Ops" seems to be writers of fiction

That's what the CIA WANTS you to think!

[MartinNL]

Even with all the fiscal cliff talk there is still time to have a bit of fun for the President. Obama posted this on fb today.

[mikekerrIII]

I think part of his legacy will be chained cost of living increases effecting social security and retirees, Cuts in military heath care for active and retired people, and only a token tax raise for the VERY wealthy. Again just like last time surrender first then negotiate seems to be the plan

[dupont2005]

I think part of his legacy will be chained cost of living increases effecting social security and retirees, Cuts in military heath care for active and retired people, and only a token tax raise for the VERY wealthy. Again just like last time surrender first then negotiate seems to be the plan

Well, he's not dictator. Unfortunately people who vote Republican still exist

[the4thpip]

His approval ratings have been improving so steadily you'd think he feels he has the mandate not to cave to Boehner.




My suspicion is that their sources say that House Republicans won't accept even this deal, so he can show that he tried the bipartisan effort and that only the GOP is to blame for going over the cliff.

[Shikidum]

False flag was in use before the US existed, I doubt the CIA created it then.

Deep Cover comes from law enforcement.

The source of the term, if not the concept "Black Ops" seems to be writers of fiction

What was its earliest use?

[carabas]

What was its earliest use?

At least as early as 1776.
Okay, the USA already existed, but the CIA definitely did not. It's a naval term, originally.