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How Will Hurricane Sandy Affect the Election?

Christ_Not_Conservatism Wrote: Oct 30, 2012 9:27 AM
AskGermaine Wrote: "People like myself were predicting these superstorms YEARS ago, and now we have been proven right. Climate change is upon us" If I remember correctly, the global warming fear mongers (back before it was climate change) predicted 20 "superstorms" during every hurricane season every year. It was supposed to be "one super storm after another super storm after another super storm, creating devastation and havoc unless we outlaw the internal combustion engine." I remember that stuff. I also read in a history book about hurricanes at the end of the 19th century/early 20th that were every bit as bad as Sandy. I just hope Obama's campaign politicizes this; it will seal their defeat.
sheepdogII Wrote: Oct 30, 2012 9:34 AM
Yea one bad storm in late October and now it's all about global warming. I guess she didn't realize that hurricane season goes to the 30th of November and not the 31st of October.
AskGermaine Wrote: Oct 30, 2012 9:31 AM
Maybe thats how it will be in 10 more yrs
americathebeautiful Wrote: Oct 30, 2012 9:34 AM
Hey germaine, I guess you haven't heard the report from noted Scientists that "global warming" ended 16 years ago.

OMG, you have as demented a brain as any far left liberal communist wing nut and any of them.

Yesterday we saw Mitt Romney cancel all campaign events for Tuesday and President Obama is camped out in the White House monitoring the federal response to Hurricane Sandy, despite Bill Clinton immediately politicizing the situation. Although the presidential campaigns are physically at a stand-still, many are wondering how Hurricane Sandy will effect the election next week. Sandy has the potential to knock out power for weeks and will effect 60 million people in some way.

POLITICO's Morning Score provided some ideas yesterday:

1) It's hard to see how the storm helps Romney.

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