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Thread: Post election analysis: Barr cost McCain two states

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    Quote Originally Posted by bojo68 View Post
    I heard Ron Paul cost him Montana too. That's 3....
    Any state that mccain didn't win is always the fault of a 3rd party or SOMEONE who might have been someone around during the time this prick lost lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bojo68 View Post
    I heard Ron Paul cost him Montana too. That's 3....
    In this case, third parties cost Obama the state.
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    WOW!

    I didn't realize that.


    See:
    http://www.in.gov/apps/sos/election/general/general2008


    And Specfically:
    http://www.in.gov/apps/sos/election/...=-1&candidate=



    - Obama won Indiana by 28,391 votes.
    - Bob Barr of the Libertarian Party received 29,257 votes.

    That's a difference of 866 votes!!!




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    In NC, you wouldn't get your vote counted if you wrote-in RP in the general. He wasn't a registered write-in. I suspect that many people in the general election voted for 'none of the above' by defaulting to bob cia barr. I voted more for the libertarian party than for bob barr specifically. Hopefully it will make it easier for the libertarian party to get on the ballot the next time around.
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    Prediction. Unless the Repubs chose a true conservative, there will be five times that amount of people who will cost the repubs the 2012 election also. They might as well admit defeat right now if they try to shove another McCain down our throats.

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    Barr didn't cost anyone anything--except himself.

    McCain threw away more votes than Barr could cost him in a million years. And Barr himself has thrown away more votes than he ever stole...
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    Bob Barr did best in Indiana - 1.1%, according to this site:
    http://www.bobbarr.com/2008/11/14/bo...ction-results/
    GA, Utah, and TX were tied at .7%

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    WOOT for North Carolina!

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