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1. I’ve not heard anyone, even the most unabashed Obama supporters, calling this a landslide. It was a close election by anyone’s accounting.
2. You want to “not count” the votes cast in New York and California. Instead let’s “not count” the votes in Texas and the rest of the South, which Romney won by several million. If you do that, Obama won the election by five million votes, not two and a half million.
3. Republicans did NOT win in Congress. They actually had a net loss of two Senate seats, as the Dems saw their majority increase from 51 to 53.
For those of you who are into journalistic hair-splitting, perhaps he'd better of entitled the article "Poll Shows 50.5% of Hoosiers Oppose Social Conservatism, 49.5 % Support It"
Evidently the editors of The Times agree or they wouldn’t have printed the letter clarifying this point.
I wouldn't exactly consider myself an Obama "supporter", but given the alternative, well....
I am the writer of the letter you refer to in your first paragraph. First of all, I am an Independent voter, not a Democrat. Secondly, in retrospect, I regret using the word “Islamic”. In this case, Murdoch’s rhetoric merely suggests extremism and is not necessarily motivated by any religious beliefs.
Any time I suggest to my Republican friends that their political leaders have become increasingly partisan in their actions, their response is similar to yours; that the Democrats do the same thing. This type of circular logic is why this country is currently mired in the political and economic quagmire it is.
Sad, isn't it?