Since 1948, two small New Hampshire towns have had the tradition of being the first towns to cast and tally their votes. All residents eligible to vote gather and cast their votes at the stroke of midnight.
Obama was the winner in both towns.
Dixville Notch, NH cast 15 votes for Obama and 6 for McCain. This is the first time Dixville Notch has voted Democrat since 1968.
Hart's Location, NH cast 17 votes for Obama, 10 for McCain, 2 for Ron Paul, and 0 for Ralph Nader.
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Early Bird New Hampshire Towns Choose Obama
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Today's Electoral Vote Predictions
According to Chuck Todd, McCain will lose if he picks up all of the tossup states. He must have New Hampshire to win.
Friday, October 31, 2008
Postcard From Sarah and John's Non-Socialist World
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Mike in Texas
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6:32 AM
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Labels: McCain, Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Flummoxed Fumbrage*
McCain hack Michael Goldfarb, who writes posts for McCain's blog, was interviewed by Rick Sanchez on CNN today about McCain's latest bizarre attack on Obama.
It starts as follows:
SANCHEZ: Now, is the -- I need to parse this out as best I can from you, Michael. The fact that John McCain's organization gave $448,000 to this group that was founded by Mr. Khalidi, is there no reason for some to be critical of as well just as some might be critical of Barack Obama for being at a meeting with some girl who read a poem for example?
GOLDFARB: Look. You are missing the point again, Rick. The point is that Barack Obama has a long track record of being around anti-Semitic and anti-Israel and anti-American rhetoric.
SANCHEZ: Can you name one other person besides Khalidi who he hangs around that is anti-Semitic?
And then the fun begins. Watch the little weasel make a complete fool of himself.
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Mike in Texas
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2:35 PM
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Labels: McCain, Michael Goldfarb, Republican, Rick Sanchez, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
Friday, October 24, 2008
Deflating Fumbrage
In the midst of a widespread attempt to keep low-income and minority voters from the polls, Republican fumbrage is reaching new heights.
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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6:23 AM
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Labels: McCain, Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Fumbrage
After the latest news about the cost of John McCain's makeup artist, Sarah Palin's wardrobe, and Alaskan taxpayers bearing the cost of flying Palin's children around , I saw the following on Countdown this evening.
And then I remembered how the Republicans had such a hissy fit about John Edward's $400 haircut.
And all of this brought a new word to mind ... Fumbrage ... a combination of "fake" and "umbrage."
Indulging in fumbrage is the only thing the Republicans have been able to do well during this campaign.
We just won't tell them that it's just not terribly convincing. [chortle]
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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8:26 PM
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Labels: McCain, Republican, Sarah Palin, wingnuts
Friday, August 22, 2008
More on the McCain Homes
Oh ... and this from Politico.com
The McCains increased their budget for household employees from $184,000 in 2006 to $273,000 in 2007, according to John McCain's tax returns.
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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1:39 PM
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Labels: McCain, Republican
Thursday, August 21, 2008
A Memory Jogger for John McCain
It must be nice to have so many houses that you can't even remember all of them.
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Why Does John McCain Hate Free Speech?
And while we're at it, why are Republicans offended by the comparison of John McCain with the man they've elected twice, George Bush?
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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10:45 AM
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Labels: civil rights, Dubya, McCain, Republican
Friday, June 27, 2008
The Latest DADT Discharge
Posted by
Mike in Texas
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6:50 AM
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Labels: anti-gay prejudice, civil rights, DADT, McCain, Obama
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Is McCain Qualified to be the Decider ...
... when he can't even decide if he's running for Dubya's third term or not?
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Mike in Texas
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8:12 AM
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Labels: Bush, Dubya, McCain, Republican