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On Nov 4, 10:48 pm, Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
Calif Bill wrote:
"Eisboch" wrote in message
news Pretty amazing technology. Almost worth having to listen to Wolf
Blitzer sputter on and on with all his "uhs".
They are holographicaly projecting reporters from around the country
onto the stage beside Wolf, so it appears he is standing beside
them, talking.
Pretty cool.
Eisboch
What is crap is the reporting of results before all polls are closed.
Should not be able to report until the polls in Hawaii or Wake /
Midway close. The people do not need the info of whose ahead or
behind while polls are open.
Who put a low-performing retard like you in charge of deciding what
people need or do not need?
Looks like the idiots might inherit the keys to the country. We'll see
if they know how to drive.
The demographics show that the more highly educated boaters went for
Obama. Your group...the dropouts...went for McCain.- Hide quoted text -

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Have any proof of that, liar

While the demographics never discussed boaters, I did find these statistics:

ACT scores by state
http://www.midwestsites.com/stellent...ed_000923.hcsp

SAT scores by state
http://www.midwestsites.com/stellent...ed_000924.hcsp

note, GA is ranked 46 out of 50, very sad, and is the reason, I sent my
kids to private school.

Graduation rate by state

http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/cr_baeo_t2.htm

note, GA ranked at the bottom of the barrel.

If you note most of the states that voted for McCain were at the bottom
of the ladder.

Historically, the Democrats represented the poor, the repressed, the
uneducated, the immigrants. The Republicans represented those who were
successful, those who had pulled themselves up by the bootstraps and
felt that the American Dream was alive and well. Those who believed in
a conservative fiscal policy, one that encouraged and rewarded one's
effort. That has all changed.

After Reagan the Repubs went after the Dixiecrats and decided to ignore
all of their traditional beliefs. Goldwater, Eisenhower and Nixon are
all turning over in their grave looking at what has happened to the
Repub. party.