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Listed below are comments made by icetayoa between Saturday, 8th November 2008 and Monday, 10th November 2008.

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Turnout turnaround? 6:01pm on 10 Nov 2008 jacks a forgery wrote..

crack daddy.
just because I am offensive does not make you in anyway right, except on the right.

I dont think you are offensive. i think you have this strong need and desire to validate yourself.
Turnout turnaround? 5:33pm on 10 Nov 2008 #61
people move right with greater experience of the world; or as they lose brain cells!

Seriously Justin, you ought to consider putting an age limit on this board!
Turnout turnaround? 5:25pm on 10 Nov 2008 Its comforting to see, that Justin is getting a bitter taste of the 'Messiah's' followers (jacks a forgery) wrath on this board.

4 crack daddy .
nice moderate introduction. all safe. blame Mc acin.

7 crackdaddy again reasonable.
agrees that maybe Mc cain was not the big prob , by agreeing with his quote.

just a little jab at all who disagree with it.

Oh Cracky BTW what about your breaking news yesterday... big stuff---up .

13 soul. Someone that reads, good point.

15Crack daddy gets a boot in but hits his own ass..Again oh great revealer .

then gives up trying..bla bla bla bla bla bla..
Turnout turnaround? 2:25pm on 10 Nov 2008 Its comforting to see, that Justin is getting a bitter taste of the 'Messiah's' followers wrath on this board.

I bet he would agree with me that running any opinion or fact that is at variance with what 'THE ONE' and the liberal left may want us to believe is a very risky business in these times..
Turnout turnaround? 2:03pm on 10 Nov 2008 A discerning mind should not be surprised that Registered voters were far in excess of actual voters. What do you expect, when ACORN was busy registering Mickey mouse, donald duck !!

I guess Mickey mouse and Donald duck were too busy on their various cartoon shows, to turn up to vote!
Turnout turnaround? 12:31pm on 10 Nov 2008 #25..
Soulgrind (#13) isn't wrong. Use math! If the percentage turnout of registered voters doesn't change, but the number of registered voters does, there are obviously more voters in total!

I beg too differ. what is significant is the number of registered voters who actually turned up to vote, because those are the people whose votes are relevant. A registered voter is what he/she is, registered. Until such a person actually votes, he or she is as relevant as a non citizen is, towards determining the outcome of an election.
Turnout turnaround? 11:18am on 10 Nov 2008 #13
is it me, or is that article talking about "turnout as a percentage of registered voters", and then totally ignoring the fact that the number of registered voters went up... which surely is the important figure...

How wrong you are. whats important is not the amount of registered voters, but the amount of those who actually voted. What is the point registering to vote, if you are not going to exercise that voting right?

The no of actual voters on election day determines the outcome of the election, and not the amount of registered voters.
Turnout turnaround? 09:41am on 10 Nov 2008 “It sort of calls into question some of the vaunted ground game discussion, the whole turnout machine,” said a Democratic strategist who did not want to be quoted by name criticizing Obama’s campaign. “The GOTV effort was redoubled in 2008 compared to 2004, but it did not seem to make that big of a difference.”

Gans said that record disapproval of President Bush, the global financial crisis and surveys showing that three in four Americans believe the nation is on the “wrong track” contributed to the relatively high turnout this year.

It is quite refreshing to read an unbiased, unemotional and detached analysis of the just concluded elections.
Turnout turnaround? 09:21am on 10 Nov 2008 In 2004, turnout was 6 percentage points higher than in 2000. But Gans said he believed it did not spike more this year because fewer Republicans went to the polls. While it may be premature to draw conclusions, Gans said, it appeared that Republican voting declined 1.3 points, to 28.7 percent of the electorate, while Democratic turnout rose from 28.7 percent to 31.3 percent of the electorate.....

I bet the decline in registered Republican voters was a direct result of their disillusionment with Mcain. I can bet also that, that number will consist of some of Bush's supporters. Mcain let the liberal media unwittingly set the tone of his campaign and sadly he paid the ultimate price for it.
An end to "victimhood"? 9:52pm on 08 Nov 2008 BREAKING NEWS!!!

Jacksforge owns up that he/she is also known as samtyler..

in response to samtyler, i wrote..

#362 wrote
Ice,

You confuse criticism with hatred.

Criticism?? i guess you mean the following

#359 wrote
Oh dear, self pity is not an attractive trait.

Your comments about Obama were marked by prejudice, bigotry

AND THIS..
#217 wrote
190 ice head

you are a racist , accepted.
In my books that doesn't make you very smart.
Never met a nice or smart racist my

If those are criticism, i am very proud of the ivy league school you attended.

Jacksforge wrote..
378 crack daddy
there is no ivy league in the UK.

There the universities try to keep the weeds off the buildings, and in the halls ,on the whole.

Oh educated one.

hmm! good old forgy boy, how come you know which school samtyler attended? i bet you are the chap solely responsible for all the negative and loquacious rants on this board. How have you managed to pull it off? it must be very time and energy consuming, signing in under different names.

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