Like I said...

[TW]

I said the person who won the election would win the centrist vote. The far left and right would cancel each other. I felt the moderate conservatives like myself would carry a lot of weight this time around.

Apparently this poll agrees with what I said, and was conducted after the election.

www.usatoday.com/story/theoval/2012/12/04/obama-third-way-survey-liberals-moderates/1744845/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+usatoday-NewsTopStories+%28News+-+Top+Stories%29&utm_content=My+Yahoo

[packerconvert]

Its amazing where lying can get you these days.

[happypacker]

how do you know? or is where you read it that maybe they are not telliing the whole truth? or is it just one way of reasoning? the one you disagree with?

[TW]

He's right. Look at Romney's lies, and the fact that he got as much of the vote as he did. He had "zero platform," just the old BS we heard from the past.

[nick20]

both parties floor is about 45% absent a horrific candidate. even in huge blowouts, the losing candidate gets around 40%. Romney did slightly beter tham mccain, he got abouty a million more vote s and 1% more of the popular vote. obama will end up with just over 51% and about 67 million votes. a couple million off of 2008, but all things considered not bad.