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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsIt Official Obama Passes Bush Popular Vote Margin Against Kerry Update 1 (Obama 62,001,928)
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Obama 62,001,928
ROBME 58,693,537
I will keep updating by the hour as more votes come in .
Page keeps updating every second if you care to keep tally
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AjYj9mXElO_QdHpla01oWE1jOFZRbnhJZkZpVFNKeVE&pli=1#gid=0
JI7
(89,262 posts)remember those forms people checked for Dem were thrown out by republicans ? and other crap they tried .
stupid fucking media whores wishing Romney had won popular.
trublu992
(489 posts)I'm so sick of Repubs whining about him not having a mandate. He wasn't even supposed to win in this economic climate no other president has since Roosevelt.
CreekDog
(46,192 posts)he won CA by over 20 points.
outsideworld
(601 posts)showing that his CA margin was 15 or something lol , looks so foolish now
ywcachieve
(365 posts)We love us some Democrats here!
socalfree
(3 posts)I just hope he doesn't give in before even negotiating. I want him to be a tougher and smarter negotiator when dealing with congress. America is starting to move to the left and will continue to do rapidly as younger voters take control. i also want him to campaign for his agenda with the American public if the republicans don't cooperate, and exposes them to voters.
malaise
(269,157 posts)It's hilarious hearing them say that the ReTHUGs got it wrong. Many of them not only got it wrong but also pushed the ReTHUG talking points.
Freddie
(9,273 posts)Lasher
(27,633 posts)November 5, 2004
President Bush speaks to reporters at his first news conference following his re-election at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building Thursday, Nov. 4, 2004 in Washington.
"I earned capital in this campaign, political capital, and now I intend to spend it," Bush told reporters. "It is my style."
As he had done in his victory speech Wednesday, Bush spoke of building a bipartisan consensus and reaching out to the 48 percent of Americans who voted against him. Yet he made plain that he had no intention of moderating his agenda to reach that goal.
"When you win, there is ... a feeling that the people have spoken and embraced your point of view," Bush said. "And that's what I intend to tell Congress, that I made it clear what I intend to do as the president; now let's work."
There have been few signs, beyond a few token words, of conciliation from either side in the immediate aftermath of the contentious 2004 election. Bush's victory was large enough for Republicans to assert they had a majority on their side, yet too small for Democrats to feel intimidated about standing in their way.
"He's not reaching out; he's just saying if you agree with us, you can come along for the journey," said Rep. George Miller, D-Martinez. "And I suspect that is how it's going to play out in the second term."
http://www.sfgate.com/politics/article/Bush-claims-mandate-sets-2nd-term-goals-I-2637116.php#ixzz2BiYC1kA5
What a pompous ass he was.
NYC Liberal
(20,136 posts)demwing
(16,916 posts)They're Republicans...when has reality ever mattered?
LisaLynne
(14,554 posts)Some of those votes are by women and brown people! That doesn't count!!!
/Repug reasoning.
Orangepeel
(13,933 posts)outsideworld
(601 posts)outsideworld
(601 posts)democrattotheend
(11,605 posts)Any chance it drops another 0.5?
outsideworld
(601 posts)mitt most likely has dropped from 47.9 to 47.5
most websites have not updated to these current figures
Strelnikov_
(7,772 posts)Response to outsideworld (Original post)
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