McCain can win the south, and still lose!

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Andrea "slackermom" R. Aug 24, 2008, 3:03pm EDT

Don't count on Missouri going red this time. I meet more blue people every day.

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FRED R. Aug 24, 2008, 3:09pm EDT

click on the picture to read what it says on top

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Jack E. Aug 24, 2008, 3:19pm EDT

McCain may win the South but I do not agree with the rest of the map.

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Mary K. Aug 24, 2008, 3:27pm EDT

Interesting prediction. I hope you had fun.

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Anne W. Aug 24, 2008, 3:45pm EDT

Thank you for posting to Point Whore! Wishing everyone many, many points!

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Carol Lloyd Aug 24, 2008, 4:57pm EDT

did you enjoy yourself fred if so its ok

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Carol Lloyd Aug 24, 2008, 4:58pm EDT

just dont wish any bad things on this country we have been through enough for almost 8 yrs

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Tim Nelson Aug 24, 2008, 6:25pm EDT

I wonder how many States are toss ups when undecideds are added?

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Brian T. Aug 24, 2008, 6:49pm EDT

I think the current electoral map look good for the dems.

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libramoon C. Aug 24, 2008, 7:19pm EDT

And the South shall rise again!

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~Lady Neeetah of California~Obama #44 W. Aug 24, 2008, 8:47pm EDT

This red/blue business needs to end.

Now tell me a little something-something here: doesn't Obama say we are not red; we are not blue; we are the red, white and blue

When are people going to stop trying to divide this Country? Abraham Lincoln would be furious to hear this kind of talk going on. Why not really say what you mean. What you REALLY mean is the North and the South, so why use euphemisms. Just SAY it, for Pete's sake.

Those who do this ought to be ashamed. Of course, they are not.

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Richard B. Aug 24, 2008, 8:49pm EDT

LBJ and his Civil Rights programs in the sixties by the Democrats, which made many Democrats turn into the ‘Neo-Cons’ that we see today, still makes the south basically Republican today, even tho prior to that were the ‘Yellow Dog’ Democrats, because of the Civil War and Lincoln.

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FRED R. Aug 24, 2008, 8:51pm EDT

I made this in response to a friends comments about mccain winning the south and ohio

PEOPLE

I did not have fun!

I was showing that the man can win all he wants!

and we still get the WHITEHOUSE back!

must people take things so literal?

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Tim Nelson Aug 25, 2008, 10:57am EDT

What's wrong with red and blue? The country is equally divided. I've been a centrist forever, and Obama has no centrist position. The Democratic party platform, and centrist positions are two different things. The rhetoric Obama used to get the nomination are not centrist positions.

Why not red and blue?

And us in the center, purple.

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Wilma D. Aug 26, 2008, 7:26am EDT

There are a lot of purple states, but in the end they have to go one way or the other. What would you consider the centrist positions Tim?

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Clark Kent Aug 26, 2008, 1:14pm EDT

"The country is equally divided."

This is a false myth that's been thoroughly disproven since the 2006 election. Somebody's been drinking the rightwing Kook-Aid. On virtually every single issue of the day, Americans side overwhelmingly with progressive ideals, except national security, and that one could be easily won simply by discussing the utter failures of the GOP in this area.

WTF is a "centrist" anyway? Someone who really can't make up their minds and is afraid to commit to any particular set of guiding principles? And, you think THAT'S a majority view in this country? Not.

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