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stuckinbig10country wrote:

scott715 wrote:Polls show that if he and Obama ran today, that Romney would win.

Unfortunately, polls show that he'd lose to Hillary. In fact, all Republicans would lose to Hillary.

I don't know how or why, but it appears as though she will be our next president.

This seems to mirror the whole shrug our shoulders and give up attitude that the GOP has had lately. I don't think Obama takes it in '08 without voter fraud, but that's just me. Anyone opposed to socialism needs to vote for whomever is opposing Hillary instead of throwing their votes to third party individuals; our country can't take four to eight more years of communist manifesto-driven politics.

Schmoe wrote: I don't think Obama takes it in '08 without voter fraud, but that's just me.

With ya 3,000%. Obama would not have been elected pres. in 2008 without voter fraud in Indiana.

An interesting read -
Election Fraud in the 2008 Indiana Presidential Campaign: A Case Study in Corruption
By Hans A. von Spakovsky

Fraud
The allegations of electoral fraud first emerged in 2011 when a Yale University undergraduate student looked through the signatures of the petitions that were filed with Indiana election officials to get Barack Obama qualified for the Indiana Democratic primary ballot.[17] Ryan Nees, a former Obama White House intern, pored through the “byzantine and complicated” petition signatures.[18] Page after page of the voter names and signatures in St. Joseph County turned out to be complete forgeries.[19]

Nees said the fraud was easy to detect “because page after page of signatures are all in the same handwriting.” A close inspection also revealed their similarity to signatures from a petition for a previous gubernatorial election. Even worse, some of the names appeared on the list several times.

http://www.heritage.org/research/report ... corruption" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;