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2012 Nov 6, 11:44am 4,064 views 10 comments

Obama ahead in FL with 88% of precincts reporting in FL, with about of that out in Miami-Dade, Broward, & St. Lucie, all democrat areas.

The major news orgs won't call it but I will.

This one is over.

#politics

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marcus 2012 Nov 6, 11:51am

The only reason more aren't willing to call it is the possibility of last minute funny business.

That is, the money seems to perceive about a 5% chance of fraud, even now.

But I think you're right, and I'm relieved. The idea of a Romney Presidency was frightening for a number of reasons. But a big part of it is that I just REALLY don't like the guy.

(I understand - that the hatred for Obama among right wingers who listen to hate radio al day, makes my feelings look like neutrality, and I do feel bad for them, and for this country, that so close to half of our electorate has to be so extremely unhappy with the result.That's pretty messed up).

2 david1 2012 Nov 6, 12:04pm

Best part about this is Karl Rove openly lying on the air on Fox News right now. He just said there are 350k votes outstanding in Romney counties in Florida.

Look at the county numbers in Florida. The only red Counties not 100% in are Lee (74%, 48k outstanding), Desoto (87%, 1k outstanding), Polk (98%, 5k votes), Brevard (90%, 27k votes), Hernando(95%, 4.5k votes), Seminole (90%, 20k votes), Duval (99%, 4k votes), Baker (89%, 1k votes) and Oklalosa (96%, 3k outstanding)

Added together that is 113.5k votes. Miami-dade alone is at 76%, which is 227k votes outstanding.

3 anonymous 2012 Nov 6, 12:09pm

11pm on the night of election,,,,how bold

Some of us have known this for two years,,,,

CHA CHING A LING