As we all know, polls track with complete uniformity with the actual vote count, so you can chalk up the Beasts win to the VRWC’s desire to run against her and not the magic negro. |
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Oh, yeah. Bloomberg can get 34% of New Yorkers’ vote. Is that NYC or the state? In any case, it’s not enough to win the presidency, although if each other candidate got 33% in the state it might throw a tight race into the House. Did anyone bother to ask how many non-New Yorkers would vote for him? Why, in Chicago and Illinois it might rise all the way to 1%. I’ll bet he’d be big in Kansas and Wyoming, too. Mississippi, anyone?
What, exactly, is this idiot factoid supposed to prove? That Bloomberg’s head is as big as his fortune and having the backing of 34% of New Yorkers is worth spending half a billion dollars of his own money to finish third? I thought he was a hard-headed businessman. Maybe he is. Maybe his head is as thick as a brick. Sheesh. |
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So some on the left are claiming the disparity between the polls and the results proves election fraud. And this is just for Democrats running against each other. Maybe Jonah Goldberg was right about what would happen should Obama get the Dem nomination but lose the general election... |
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