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Wizbang: Happy Days Are Here Again...
Opinionator: Exit Polls and Exit, Corzine
TPM Election Central: Red Tide: After Losses In Virginia and New Jersey What Will Obama Say?
| RT @TJ_Hancock Obama watched Chicago basketball instead of listening 2 We the People Afghan dithers. http://bit.ly/4g8tdS #accdf #tcot 25 days ago |
| @suziejoh What about Robert Gibbs in workout clothes? It is going to take a lot more than that to shape him up! http://tinyurl.com/ygwlvhu 26 days ago |
| RT: TeresaKopec Axelrod told CNN Obama was going to watch basketball game. http://j.mp/3DY2z3 last night. @jaketapper 26 days ago |
Happy Days Are Here Again...
Wizbang —
... I last checked. I looked at the liberal blogs to see how they are spinning the results. I found this at Firedoglake: ...The Virginia race really looks like a case of a depressed base. Conservatives turned out at basically the same numbers as they did in 2008. The Democrats didn't turn out. If conservatives turned out in the same numbers as 2008, isn't that actually pretty amazing considering 2008 was a historic presidential election with high turnout? Update 8:45 p.m.: Unbelievable. The President says he is not watching the election results. Way to stand by those candidates, ...
Exit Polls and Exit, Corzine
Opinionator —
... . Remember their explanation for Deeds’ loss was that Deeds didn’t embrace Obama enough. Corzine hugged Obama and made the election about Obama in a state Obama carried by 15 points and where Dems outnumber Republicans by a wide margin. And he lost. That’s gotta hurt.” So, what lessons will the president take from the results? None, apparently, at least tonight . “President Obama is not planning to watch Tuesday nights election returns, Obama aides Robert Gibbs and David Axelrod” told CNN’s Ed Henry. “Obama is more likely to watch Tuesday night’s Chicago Bulls game.” Well, ...
Red Tide: After Losses In Virginia and New Jersey What Will Obama Say?
TPM Election Central —
... call allies.
In New Jersey, Republican Chris Christie unseated Gov. Jon Corzine (D). Virginia Republicans swept the statewide races and picked up seats in the state house as Republican former attorney general Bob McDonnell walloped state Sen. Creigh Deeds (D) by more than 15 points.
Here's what we know: The White House expected to lose in Virginia, but they had high hopes the Obama machine would get voters fired up for Corzine.
Obama aides told CNN the president wouldn't watch returns, and instead would watch a basketball game. ...







