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two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. battleground blitz. good afternoon, i'm steve. the presidential candidates are crisscrossing the country today. two campaigns, five states, eight events in 39 critical electoral votes up for grabs. mitt romney is making one of his appearances right now in reno gambling on a state that put all the chips on barack obama last time around. mo cocco is in the house. why are we telling nuns they can't vote? dysfunction is bigger than elections. it's what washington elected not to do that costs families next year. are they right this time? all that plus the electoral college. what's up with that?
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t-minus 13 days and the candidates in a fight to the fin initial in the state that is matter most. the president racking up the miles on air force one hitting seven states in two days. >> this is the first stop on our 48-hour fly around campaign marathon extravaganza. we're going to pull an all-nighter. no sleep. we're starting here in iowa. we're going to colorado. then we're going to go to nevada. then we're going to florida, virginia, ohio. i am going to stop in chicago to vote. >> and right now, mitt romney is speaking in nevada. he and paul ryan focusing there hoping to sweet the spot of 270 electoral votes. ohio is the key to that math with 18 votes on its own. more money has been spent on ads
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in the buckeye state than any other. $177 million worth so far. did it help anyone? they're polling neck and neck there as they are nationwide in the real clear politics poll average and look at the ""the washington post""/abc news poll. i think that's one person. that's about as close as you can get in one of those polls. we start now with mark blumenthal at huffington post and a polling expert. let's start with ohio. there are scenarios for both of the candidates to win this election without ohio but it is the closest thing there is to a must win state i'd say for both candidates. what is your best sense right now of where the race stands in ohio and why is it where it is? >> well, our estimate which is based on all of the public polls as run through a model we have on the huff post election dashboard has pretty consistently had obama with a two, 2.5-point lead in ohio over
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the last 2 weeks, even after the debate movement. and, you know, that's about in polling averages anything above that and you typically win. if that holds. he's in pretty good shape there. >> so if he's in good shape there, there's a good wchance t win the election and then the popular vote split and mitt romney maybe gets more popular votes overall but barack obama has a clear edge and wins the electoral college. how likely do you think that scenario is? >> i think it's possible to get a split but the imaginations have kind of run away with ourselves of how wide that is. we have looked at how the battleground state estimates add up to a vote total. i have done an estimate based on how many people voted in each state in 2008. if you look across the nine battlegrounds that most of us are focused on and the campaigns spending money, the difference, obama's a little bit ahead but
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the difference between that and the national vote is less than 1% overall. we lose sight of the fact that most -- half the votes in the battleground states in florida, virginia and north carolina and a little bit of an advantage working obama's way. that could give him the election if, if, if those polling leads hold. >> mark, obama recently had an off the record discussion with "the des moines register" and some of that leaked out to the rest of us. but one thing he said that was really interesting is that latinos -- should i win a big reason will be because the republican nominee and party have so alienated the fastest-growing demographic group in the country the latino community. if the turnout is over 9%, obama should win the lead among them is massive. do you think that turnout will be the thing to make the
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difference in nevada, colorado, florida, perhaps virginia, those competitive states with growing latino populations? >> if obama wins colorado and virginia you have to attribute it in part to that margin. when's sort of interesting, that's difficult to measure well and not all pollsters using spanish-speaking interviews and the rest but the nbc news/"wall street journal" poll i believe gave president obama 70% and the same as the decisions poll of the last week. that's actually slightly higher than percentage than the exit poll four years ago and equals the margin of four years ago, that's something different from everybody else except probably african-american voters where the numbers have gone down so i think that's right. >> mark, in a way, governor romney is sort of defying gravity if you look how unpopular the republican party is as a whole. their favorable/unfavorable
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ratings have them under water, the generic sort of republican party 36% view them as favorable, 4 3% unfavorable in contrast to democrats. is that sort of defying gravity that mitt romney is doing and not being tied down to his party, is that sustainable through the rest of this election? >> i think it may be. in some ways, he was also defying gravity in the other direction in that there are a lot of voters who were sort of on the fence but unhappy with president obama's performance. and there was sort of an initial lead in some of these polls in september that didn't sort of fit so i think he's close to kind of an equilibrium between those two. >> mark, a lot is made of obama's gender gap and winning the women's vote and shrunk over the past few weeks and considerably up among women but less is made of romney's gain among men up ten points to obama among men.
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just looking along gender lines, how important is that going to be in determining who wins in 13 days? >> i mean, i think it -- i think you're referring the gallup numbers out this morning. you know, he's down among nonwhite voters -- i'm sorry. among white voters, among both men and women since 2008 and it's the bigger an i agree gath trend that i think matters more than the gender gap. clearly, the obama campaign's put great emphasis thematically to appealing to women on the issues in the ads and you see him repeating on the stump and that has been part of i think their effort to hold back against the unfavorable economic numbers that might have hurt them more. >> all right. mark, huff post pollster, all around numbers guru, thank you for checking in. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> guys, i want to pick up i guess on the last point of the
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gender gap. it's been a staple of presidential elections to one degree or another since 1980, they turned on the equal rights amendment and socially conservative party since then. i'm thinking of a specific event that's in the news today and richard mourdock, conservative senate candidate in indiana with a debate last night talked about opposing the rape exception in abortions because he says unfortunately if a woman is raped that's god's will with a pregnancy through a rape and hi said people saying the words the wrong way. i don't see that but looking and seeing todd akin in missouri. mourdock last night in indiana. the's a whole battle of contraception this year and reproductive issues have been in the news to a much greater degree in this campaign than before. i wonder if this piece of news coming after all of that maybe sort of cements the gender gap that obama's benefiting from right now or an opportunity and really we're talking about it, any kind of movement here to
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swing the election. is this the kind of thing to get an extra point with women? >> yeah. it's not what the romney campaign wanted to be talking about this week. they were forced to issue a statement distancing themselves from murdoch and pointed out that mitt romney cut an ad for one senate candidate richard mourdock. >> and not asked for it to be pulled. >> exactly. it does remind voters of todd akin, of how to the right, how uncomfortable they are with the republican party on these issues and i think it does to your point sort of cement the gender gap that does exist and benefits the president. >> 80% of the country is not with the republicans on this no abortion in any way situation so you get a position or difficult to explain position when their pro-life position is religious infused i think mostly but they're trying to have the exceptions is politically inspired so how do you live with both of those things and when
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you get inarticulate people who believe sort of strange things, mourdock and akin trying to put god and weird examples of biology in to the situation, it's very difficult to explain why you're anti-choice except in these situations. is it life even though it's rape? >> god, putting god in to the process of having a child is not weird. and is not something that most of the country recoils at. they recoil at comments by people like akin and mourdock who seem oblivious to the way that biology actually works in akin's case and for mourdock, you know -- >> callous i would say. >> saying that rape is a gift of god is an inartful way of saying that life has value and plenty of people who think that abortion should never be an acceptable response. mitt romney is not one of them. mitt romney is a person who has said i do believe in exceptions
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for rape and the health of the mother. so, i think that these two cases certainly democrats made a lot of hay out of the akin and very successful for them politically. i can see them trying to do the same with mourdock. it will be very successful and i think steve to your point that you're right that it will sort of cement the narrative that obama is the woman kand date, the candidate for women. and mitt romney is the candidate for men. >> and certainly in terms of control of the senate, one more example where extremism has cost republicans a seat that they should have got. >> i should just point out. 10 million more women voters than men. 54% of the electorate. leading among men is not leading among women. >> i think there's agreement of both sides and heard people of both sides of a tug of a very specific demographic. married mothers who they think are the difference in colorado or ohio and torn because they
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have really this demographic, married mothers, have serious concerns of obama and the economy and a lot of given up on obama and the economy and they don't like where the republican party is and it's a tug of war. which of those impulses is stronger and we'll see how it affects it if at all. we have two weeks to see. up next from the white house to the capitol for a moment. billions of your dollars on the line right now but let's walk up to the fiscal cliff and go over it. we can stop calling ate fiscal cliff, too. i'll explain why in the spin as we roll on for wednesday, the 24th of october. rogaine? well, i'll admit it. i was skeptical at first. but after awhile even my girlfriend noticed a difference. [ male announcer ] rogaine is proven to help stop hair loss. and for 85% of guys, it regrew hair. save up to 42% now at rogaine.com.
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can you spare an extra five grand next year because that's how much more a family with two working adults forced to shell out if congress doesn't act. no, not the full expiration of bush tax cuts and could cost you additional six grand. additional five grand i'm talking about that you would be forking over comes from the payroll tax holiday that congress may be comfortable with letting run out. but with the economy still slow, some on the hill suggesting we should rethink this. this tax holiday never supposed to be a permanent thing and congress had to juggle money around so the social security trust fund doesn't take it a hit and this would also add to the deficit. but is now the right time to be asking families to pay more? we're going to take that through the spin cycle and talking about the so-called fiscal cliff which includes the expiration of the bush tax cuts and the expiration of the payroll tax cuts and the
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sequestration cuts which include defense, also discretionary spending and medicare. so, that's what people are talking about. and essentially everyone agrees that two things will happen if we go over the fiscal cliff and stay there. one, we will close the deficit by a significant amount and two we will have a significant slowdown in economic growth. everybody pretty much agrees about that. but the thing that bothers me is when republicans rail against and complain about the fiscal cliff. they're in many ways undermining what they argue about their own economic policy. republicans saying that the deficit and debt number one problem and they're what's holding back growth. great. if we go over the fiscal cliff we'll massively cut the deficit and seems like something republicans should be in favor of and the other thing that bothers me here and the hypocrisy particularly great on the defense cuts side of the ledger because if essentially what republicans are arguing for
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here is government stimulus to create jobs it just happens that they're defense jobs rather than teachers or firefighters. i think joe biden did a good job of calling out paul ryan on a similar type of hypocrisy during the debate. a >> and i love my friend here. he sent me two letters saying, by the way, can you send me stimulus money for companies here in the state of wisconsin? we sent millions of dollars. you know why he said -- >> you did ask for stimulus money, correct? >> on two occasions we advocated for constituents applying for grants. that's what we do. >> i love that. i love this. this is such a bad program and writes the department of energy saying the reason we need the stimulus to create growth and jobs. his words. >> so look. the point here is that it seems like for republicans cuts and deficits, deficit cutting is all
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well and good until it hits your constituents and district. >> i think, i mean, creating jobs is one part and then saving some jobs and a part of the story that doesn't get enough attention is this warren act issue. if you're not familiar with the warren act requires employees like lockheed for 60 days notice that the employees may be laid off and let go and it's an act that the president has before supported and, in fak, asked to have it lengthened to 90 days a couple of years ago. there's 200 jobs, 200,000 jobs at stake in virginia alone over these defense cuts and because those warning letters would go out on november 2nd, four days before the election, very inconvenient, the omb has decided they're not going to enforce the warren act anymore. so these companies don't have to send out the letters. and to boot, if their employees sue them, the omb will cover the
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expenses. seems incredibly shameful that this president and the administration is obviously protecting their own jobs and worried more about their jobs than these 200,000 people whose jobs are clearly on the line. >> i have used it but i hate the term fiscal cliff. that is sham. >> what do you prefer to call it? >> part of the reason is i have not come up with an alternative yet. the's so much hysteria. i'm not sure everybody understands what we're talking about here but the idea of a fiscal cliff suggests there's a buy their thing and then walking along and then fall off. that's not what happens. >> is it more of a hill? >> there's a gradual slope. >> okay. >> getting from december 31st to january 1st, a few things will happen. the automatic defense cuts will trigger. all of the bush tax cuts of 2001 we have lived with for 11 years go away overnight. everybody doesn't get a bill the next day and cough up a couple
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thousand dollars to the treasury. there's plenty of time, weeks, months, a lot of wriggle room there for a deal or for a compromise to be reached. the pressure coming from sources to get it resolved but one of the places where the pressure's coming from and hearing it from republicans who now for 22 years it's been 22 years since a single republican in the senate or in the house voted for any kind of income tax hike. the party is committed to holding up that pledge and you have seen these here, the democrats put the offer on the table. extending it for 98% of americans and let it go and republicans say no. the whole idea of a grand bargain fell apart because republicans would not put revenue on the table. they won't do it. if you're barack obama and democrats and you say we have to deal with the deficit and sick of dealing with the party that will not put taxes for the wealthy as part of the deal on the table, yeah, get to january 1st and let's let the tax rates go up for everybody so it's a tax cut. >> fiscal party in.
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>> cut taxes for -- >> that's it. a fiscal party. >> that's the want to do it. >> you know the president won't do it. >> he will. >> and the political pain more on him than congress. >> i don't think so. i don't think so. not this time. >> not running for re-election. >> running on a pledge to undo the taxes. >> the reason why they call it fiscal cliff because the fear and intensity that goes with that leads to what the gop wants in terms of obstruction and a situation to act and the consequences are dire then we can take hostages to shoot the hostage. we don't care. you have to give us blood in order to get what you want which is the country to be able to continue going and talking about the credit rating situation, the jobs bill. they don't care. and this is going to be another key issue when we see how much they're willing to deal with obstruction in the second term and obama rehired continuing with obstruction in this situation? i don't see why they wouldn't.
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>> this is the one time when the leverage is on obama's side and different than the debt ceiling last year. it was a real deadline. going past it and not raised the debt ceiling there's calamity. past this deadline -- >> everyone knew that democrats were not willing to go to the wall on this. >> artificial crisis. no, there is not an instant calamity and you know what? talking about controlling this deficit long term you're going to have to raise the taxes somehow and this is the way to get to a tax hike, you get to january 10th and people talking about the taxes going up this year and president obama, here's my bill to cut taxes for 98% of americans, see republicans block it then. there's more pain on republicans at that point. >> they haven't had to pay the piper for obstructing for four years. why would -- >> there's a leverage now. obama finally has leverage. he doesn't have to blink. >> took it off the table. he said in the debate sequestration will not happen. >> it takes months. he can get around that for weeks or months. the defense cuts don't really happen in the first day.
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none of this actually happens january 1st. he has plenty of -- he has enough leeway as president to get around this. >> he has the upper hand because no action is required for all of the tax cuts to expire. next, breaking news here. steve may have miscalculated something. i know. i know. we're shocked, too. we'll get to the bottom of it with our numbers guy in the nate spot. time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. seth works fairs, haunted houses and nightclubs. he hawks from the bone shoppe cart with bones and skulls and other items. he hooks and engages and sells through performance and mirroring temperaments. for more watch "your business" sunday mornings on msnbc. in whaw [ woman ] ring. ring.
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look at the south. obama phobia has gone through the roof in the reddest of the red portion of the country and i think i am wondering if it's artificially inflating romney's national number to make it look closer than it is. >> what was that guy talking about? it was me on the show yesterday. i was stunned by gallup's polling in the south showing mitt romney leading president obama by 22 points. but obama and mccain dead even
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in the same region last time around. focusing on the numbers it would seem to explain the gap between state polling and battleground state polling and national horse race polling but the number cruncher claims the south doesn't explain romney's strength in the national polls and claims it's because president obama is struggling in, wait for it, the liberal northeast. it's time for the nate spot with nate cohen. nate, i'll start by saying you're right. i'm wrong. let's ask you why. i asked another pollster this morning, patrick murray running the monmouth poll to explain this. he breaks the country to blue states, red states, competitive states. look at the difference of obama's standing compared to 2008. it is even in red states. they didn't like him then and now. but the big dropoff, look at that, blue states, places like new york, california, massachusetts, new jersey. he's going to win the states but he's going to win them by reduced margins.
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it sounds credible. why? why is he losing so much ground in places where he's generally popular? >> i think there's a pretty simple formula to use to explain a lot of movement at the state level. in the places where obama won a lot of bush voters, obama has fallen back a lot and state like wisconsin, won by 14. dead heat now. he won indiana by 1% last time even though bush won it 20% and not competitive and true across the north. but in the south obama didn't really pick up white bush voters. instead, all of the gains were among nonwhite voters and changes in the composition of the electoral. those changes last today so in the south obama is holding up pretty well. but with all of these former obama-bush voters in the north and northwestern part of the country he's fallen off a bit more and i think it might be especially acute of democratically-leaning voters not as enthusiastic and republican-leaning independent voters are really enthused and
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ready to vote and driving up the republican tally further. >> okay, nate. i disagree with thesis. i talked to cornell belcher. jim mecino also disagrees. this is from an article of obama saying he doesn't give a whit about national polling in which obama's numbers are dragged down by horrific per forms in the deep south and talking about battleground states and what belcher talked about with me is, obviously, you know, the south is obama's worst region and abc poll has him up and down 16 in the south and what we're talking about is that obama's really bad, horrific polling in the south is those large margins are not equivalent to the ability of the south to control or impact the electoral college. so, what do you think about that? >> well, it's entirely possible that on election day we wake up and see the numbers and the south cost obama the popular
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vote but the data i have says that the south isn't the big driver. look at the number you gave me. it says that romney up 16 points in the south. last time according to the exit polls it was 9-point race in the south and that means that romney gained 7 points in the south compared to mccain and happens to be the same amount that the national polls moved, 7 points. same amount as in some less than some of the mid, northeastern and american states of wisconsin and fallen by more by obama. i think the important thing to remember about the south, though, is that with so many nonwhite voters there, romney would really struggle to gain 15 or 20 points over mccain's performance unless african-american turnout fell and i think that american african turnout generally expected to stay near '80s levels and tough for republicans to generate a much, much better performance in the south than last time and arguably in white areas the best performance by republicans since 1972.
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>> so nate, you are talking about sort of overall demographic shifts in the country, how they have impacted the election. looking further, aren't these continued demographic shifts in invest 2346 and colorado and virginia, aren't they going to significantly move the electorate to the left and in to the democratic column and creating a hard long-term problem for the gop? >> well, it's already moving the electorate in a state like nevada, bush won it in '04. today, might be obama's best swing state. i think that whether it continues over the long term is harder to say. you know? republicans some point make adjustments. i don't know if it's on immigration or what or social issues trying to appeal to white college educated voter s or something but i don't think that over the long term that the republican party is absolutely
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doomed. they could make mistakes and advance the same policies and rerun the '08 and '04 elections over again and not a good time for them. >> nate, what is romney's best path to victory in 13 days? >> i think it's starts by winning north carolina and florida. and then he's got to win virginia and colorado and then he's got to go over the top in ohio but the polls suggest he trails bay narrow margin in ohio and nevada and colorado coin flips for him. he has to make the move in ohio and got to be quick. >> nate, as you pointed out this week, i encourage people to read it, there's sort of a gravity defying in ohio and should be doing worse. but i'll tell everybody to read nate cohn explaining it well. see you next week. >> thanks for having me. straight ahead here, political funny man mo rocco here to tell us about serious electoral dysfunction in america. that's next.
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hi. i'm here to vote. >> all right. need the see your driver's license. >> oh. oh. i don't have it. >> we need a driver's license. >> i voted here 12 times before. >> we still need that driver's license. >> i voted in 1948 here for president. >> still need that driver's license. >> oh, well, all right. let me -- oh. here's a credit card. >> nope. it's not working. >> okay. well then i'll show you my social security card. >> nope. needs to have a picture on it. >> you know that i'm me. i mean, come on. don't you remember? you asked me to the dance. >> no, i don't. >> looking really good for his age. that's an enactment by mo. it's something voters might encounter and the crazy ballot
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design, crazy hours, where to show up. the new documentary electoral dysfunction takes us inside the way too wacky world where the stakes could not be higher. you'd think that we'd want to make voting as easy as possible but we don't for a reason. joining now is victoria basetti. and political humorist mo rocco host of the documentary on pbs through election day. mo and victoria, how are you the. >> great, thank you. >> thanks. >> what did you discover in the journey? >> the most surprising thing and it's from -- it's the point of origin for a lot of problems we have today is that the constitution does not guarantee the right to vote. it is absent from the constitution. there are amendments which bar discrimination on certain basis, of course, like gender and race, but those band-aids over a big
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gaping hole and why it's localized and why it's left to states and 13,000 different voting districts which may have their own ballot design, voting rules and creates a lot of chaos and a lot of latitude for partisan interests to get in there and manipulate in a loosey goosey decentralized i would say chaotic system. >> victoria, it seems to me we should have a singular system that works one way, everybody understands the rules and do it the same way at the same time. i think there are clear reasons why we don't make voting as easy as possible and registration as easy as possible. what are some of the reasons why voting is not easier and registration is not easier? >> well, a lot of states are fond of their voting systems and stretches back to 1787. i don't want to dump on the founding fathers too much but they made compromises drafting the constitution. >> terrible parents.
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>> in therapy for 200 years in consequence. they made a bunch of necessary compromises to get the constitution passed and one of the biggest ones is laws regarding elections are administered by the state. we have gotten pretty comfortable on a state by state basis and most states are loathe to change things. not only that but even though we try to make a significant improvement after the 2000 election, the fact is to radically alter the system might cost a lot of money, cause a lot of disruption and states would be upset but because we're unwilling to take the bigger efforts we have a messy, confusing and sometimes incoherent election system. >> mo, one of the so-called ideosyncracies you look at is ballot design. >> visually, it's so confusing. even we generally at the left and read right, nothing says do that. it's a nightmare. way too much information on
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here. also, the blank spaces are irregular. they don't add up to what you would assimilate the end of something. these columns collide. >> off the top of your head, how could this have been simplified? one line tells us one thing. we get pick one. >> that looks insane. >> i hate to be that person who's always saying, well, in canada -- but in canada they have one ballot and, you know, local control is remanhattanic and wonderful talking about mayberry but not palm beach county in 2000 and that ridiculous ballot which i should point out decided upon by a democrat and then ended up hurting democrats and not like there's malice involved in all of this or the majority of the disorganized chaos we see but there should not be -- ballot design should not be left up to localities. i mean, this is really important stuff and, you know, there could be one ballot across america. that's just one example. >> mo, i saw you when i was down at the rnc.
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i saw you shooting. now i know why. i have seen this piece you did. victoria, a certain clip in it, mo talks about an effort in maryland and other states to do away with the electoral college. could you explain a little bit about that? >> sure. it's called the national popular vote initiative and basically a compact to bind states to committing the electoral college votes to the winner of the national popular vote and not who won the vote in their particular state. once states have -- once enough states who cumulateively have 270 electoral college votes between them sign on to the compact, it goes in to effect. they have about 134 votes in their tally. so they hope by 2016 that they might actually be able to overcome the way that the electoral college works in america. something pretty important as people are looking at or speculating about the effects of the electoral college on this election. >> dvr, rewind and listen to it again. she's of course got it there but
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it's really important to understand this because it would be a huge change. it would render the electoral college moot. do an end run around the constitution. >> well, mo, i'm wondering, you know, though, we have been through -- only 12 years ago of bush and gore. growing up i thought with a situation of a popular vote, electoral college disconnect there's outrage. we might, you know, respect the winner as legitimate but a movement to reform that. do you think there's anything if that happens in two weeks? >> i think the butterfly ballot and irregularities overshadowed the issue in 2000. i think if this time mitt romney wins the popular vote and barack obama wins the electoral college vote both parties will have been excuse my language screwed in 12 years and it will blow up in a fiery ball and republicans will have none of it if that happens. finally, both sides will join
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together perhaps in saying, okay, starting with the next election, this thing should be junked. the three reasons for which it was created are obsolete. and anybody who's listening now going, it protects small states, you know, i mean, you know, why does wyoming need protection of canada? anyone i need -- qume, from california. anyone i know from wyoming can kick the butt of anyone i know from california. they don't need special protection. >> if only screwed twice in 12 years then you're married. thank you so much for being here, mo and victoria. the documentary's on pbs now through ex-day and the book at local bookstores. grab one and figure out the way the process should be and if you can't get enough of mo and who can? also catch him on the new cooking show, my grandmother's ravio ravioli. it sounds tasty. >> tonight on cooking channel, 8:30. it's nonpartisan cooking. i promise. all these grandmothers are undecided voters. tune in and maybe influence them. >> i want a liberal cooking show. thank you. let's go to psychopath, yes,
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coolness under pressure. fearlessness. focus. charm. maybe your boss is a total psycho. joining now is research psychologist and author of the wisdom of psychopaths, kevin dutton. kevin, what is a functional psychopath and is it possible that i am one? >> a functional psychopath is basically someone who has psychopathic traits such as fearlessness, ruthlessness -- >> yes. >> mental toughness. >> yes. >> coolness under pressure. >> yes. >> a lack of conscience -- >> totally, totally. >> we getting near the mark there? >> yes, yes. >> okay. >> yes. >> but also -- >> me to a tee. >> but also someone that's low in impulsivity. okay? if you have the impulsivity dial turned up to max that's going to tip you over the edge in to an
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unsuccessful or perhaps a criminal psychopath but if you have those characteristics that i just mentioned you're not impulsive, but also, you're not necessarily violent but also you're relatively intelligent, then you're going to be in a situation where the reuters headline once famously put it, you're likely going to make a killing in the market than anywhere else. >> so as you say and as we teased there, you say that society really rewards psychopathic traits and behavior. i mean the key to success in, you know, 21st century america is to be fearless and to have confidence and to be charming. so tell us how those traits can actually end up being a bad thing for you. >> well, they can end up being a bad thing if you as i say if you're also, let's say you're naturally violent, and you're also pretty low in intelligence, okay. now if you've got those -- i'm not talking personally of course
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you understand. >> sure. >> if you've got those characteristics and you're naturally violent and low intelligence, then to be perfectly honest your prospects aren't exactly good. you're going to end up putting a bottle over someone's head in a bar, you're going to be locked up in prison for 30 years, a low level thug or in a criminal gang. if you have those characteristics and you are naturally intelligent and let's say that you are not violent, you could end up as a ceo, as a surgeon, as a lawyer, even as a cleric actually, i ran a survey back in 2011 in which i looked at what was the most psychopathic profession in the uk. ceos came out at number one of course, funnily enough the media, radio and tv. >> whoa, kevin, can you explain why you put the media on that list? is that we are drawn to media because we are psychopaths or being in media makes us psychopathic? >> it's a good question but what
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you find actually is any kind of situation a professional situation where you've got an organizational structure, a power hierarchy, psychopaths do very well in that kind of situation where they can climb up the ladder, where they can use their ruthlessness and fearlessness and manipulation skills to further their career to the best of their advantage. >> so kevin, can you become a psychopath or do you have to be born a psychopath? >> there's a lot of evidence to suggest that there is a genetic component to psychopathy, but it also depends on the kinds of environmental stimuli that you get earlier in your childhood. and there are psychopathic genes i could put it but if they're only enlocked if you have an abusive or a violent childhood and the way i always look at this is, as an analogy, imagine you've got a book on a library
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shelf and our genetic code is the text within that book. if no one opens that book that text is going to lie dormant. that information isn't any use, isn't going to come to fruition. if somebody opens that book and reads it, in other words, that's the environmental trigger switching it on, then you're going to, then that information is going to come to the fore. >> okay, interesting stuff, kevin dutton thank you very much. >> pleasure to be here. what could be a popular take on the electoral college by one steve kornacki. in america today we're running out of a vital resource we need
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i am a sucker for traditions especially quirky traditions, the running of the bulls, the green jackets in the masters, the red wings where they throw octopus on the ice. when i grew up in massachusetts there's a group of old men who put on their bathing suits new year's day and jumping into the freezing cold atlantic ocean just because and i think it's great. in politics there's one quirky tradition that i really, really don't like. the electoral college. you know how it works. we don't have a national election for president, we have a bunch of individual state elections. wh win the right combination of states you can become president even if the majority of americans voted for the other. in 2008, bush was installed as president anyway thanks to 25 electoral votes from florida and five votes from the supreme court. it happened with benjamin
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harrison in 1888, hayes in 1786, john quincy adams in 1824 and might have happened in 1960 with john f. kennedy. real clear politics told the story this week and it's looking more and more possible if not likely that it's going to happen again this year. just look at the rcp average. mitt romney's pulled ahead slightly in the national horse race but running behind just about all of the most important swing states. we're supposed to be okay with the system because supposedly it protects the interest of states that would be ignored. do away with the electoral college and the candidates will camp out in the biggest media markets, ignore fly-over country and govern without the interest of any small states in mind. sorry but that argument is as joe biden might say, a bunch of stuff. for one thing, not many of the states that are part of the battleground are really that small. i mean, ohio? florida? north carolina? i think they'd get plenty of
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attention no matter what. what about, i don't know, nebraska or oklahoma or rhode island or wyoming or utah or -- well you get the idea. no one in the media or either campaign gives one lick about any of those small states right now. i don't buy for a minute that the candidates would spend all their time in new york and l.a. anyway if we just went with the popular vote. one small state and flyover country might not have that many people but there are a lot of small and mid sized states in flyover country, it would be incentive for the candidates to spend time in the heartland to show the heartland matters to them. instead of only going to ohio or colorado maybe they'll stop in montana and mississippi, too. after all, arbitrary state borders wouldn't matter. this is not an argument about legitimacy. bush was a legitimate president even though he lost the popular vote. going forward question change the rules and we should to reflect a very simple idea. whoever gets the most votes, the most real votes, not the most
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This just in: Police can't frisk people just for being high and freaky.
In another nod to the Washington Constitution's broad privacy protections, the state Supreme Court has thrown out the drug conviction of a man who was searched by police solely because of his weird behavior.
Thursday's unanimous decision reinforces the rules for simple pat-downs under state law, which offers stronger safeguards against police searches than the U.S. Constitution.
Without a search warrant or probable cause to make an arrest, police in Washington may frisk someone for weapons only if an officer has reason to believe the person is armed and dangerous.
In reaching their decision the judges noted, "At most, the record shows that Setterstrom was under the influence; this is not a crime in itself…."
UPDATE: So, what will this ruling change? Doug Klunder, an attorney and director of the ACLU of Washingtons Privacy Project, says, I think this means that officers will go back to doing fewer frisks. Over the years a number of officers and courts… have said that if you have suspicion to do a stop, were not going to ask about cause for a frisk.
Will we see fewer wild-eyed guys getting patted down for drugs on Second Avenue? We might see that less often, but we may not, says Klunder. Although believing someone has drugs on their person or has committed a crime could be probable cause for arrest (and search), simply being high is not in itself a crime in Washington (and thus not probable cause for arrest and search), amazingly. Now [officers] will only do the frisk when theres a fear of danger, he says. However, an officer's perceived danger could hinge on the location of the stop. Klunder notes that judges said the suspect in this case wasnt considered a threat, in part, because he wasn't in a dangerous dark alley. Instead, he was sitting in an office of the Department of Health and Human Services, where strange-acting people on drugs are ordinary.
It comes down to whether Second Avenue is more like a dark alley or more like a DSHS office, says Klunder. Im sure well see those cases come up.


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Escape photo competition finalists, week 31
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- September 18, 2012
HERE are the latest finalists in Escape's Your Holiday photographic competition for 2012.
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Every week we will give away a $200 prize each to the winning writer and photographer. At the end of the year, the overall winners will be awarded a further $1000 prize each.
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- The wonderful Mr Marr guided me safely on my trek down Mount Emei, one of the four sacred Buddhist mountains of China. Picture: Kristie Poole. 46.12% (220 votes)
- I took this photo of a Tawny Frogmouth at the Wildlife Habitat nature park in Port Douglas. Picture: Phil Wall. 1.26% (6 votes)
- I spent an exciting week on a houseboat on Lake Kariba, the world's largest artificial lake, in Zimbabwe, Africa. Picture: Robert Livingstone-Ward. 6.92% (33 votes)
- On a catamaran trip on the Barrier Reef we threw food scraps overboard which attracted sucker fish then five reef sharks. Picture: Jess Howse. 0.63% (3 votes)
- In Kakadu we saw a series of beautiful rock pools perched on the top of the cliffs just before the drop into the waterfall. Picture: Catherine Farage. 4.61% (22 votes)
- While 4WD-ing along the beach at Lucky Bay in Western Australia we were able to photograph the local wildlife. Picture: Sharon Meehan. 5.66% (27 votes)
- We were between Birdsville and Boulia, travelling to the camel races, when this amazing cloud formation greeted us. Picture: Carole Franks. 3.98% (19 votes)
- The reflection of snowcapped mountains on Medicine Lake in Canada is one of my most treasured photos from my trip. Picture: Julie O'Gorman. 8.6% (41 votes)
- I sat for a long time watching the fishermen in Bali go about their daily business. I was mesmerised. Picture: Leann Middlemass. 20.55% (98 votes)
- The crowd had dispersed in New York 1.68% (8 votes)
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Siblings allegedly falsified records
HOUMA — Three siblings are accused of forging documents with the hopes of inheriting their father's car.
John Bogen Jr., 39, of Thibodaux, Shemera Bogen, 33, of Morgan City, and Alfred Bogen, 36, of Morgan City, are charged with filing false public records.
The three allegedly filed a fake affidavit of heirship for a 2000 Chevrolet Cavalier owned by their deceased father, John Bogen Sr. Master Trooper Bryan Zeringue said the three were trying to prevent the father's wife from getting the car, but she will get to keep it.
All three remain in the Terrebonne Parish jail, each in lieu of a $2,500 bond.
State Police got involved because the form was filed with the state-run Office of Motor Vehicles' Morgan City office.
17-year-old shot in leg Tuesday
HOUMA — A Tuesday-night drive-by in the 7000 block of Main Street left a 17-year-old with a gunshot to the left leg, police said.
Houma Police said four to eight shots were fired from a passing car, one of which hit the teen as he and a group of friends left Terrebonne High School's basketball game.
The unnamed teen was treated and released from Terrebonne General Medical Center this morning.
Anyone with information is asked to call police at 873-6371.
Vodka bottle alleged weapon
THIBODAUX — A 61-year-old was arrested Monday after he attacked another man with a vodka bottle, police said.
Wesley Smith Jr., homeless, had been drinking Friday prior to threatening a fellow partier at 1753 Oakley St. and attacking the man who went to her defense, police said.
The unnamed victim was treated at Thibodaux Regional Medical Center for cuts on his right forearm, police said.
Smith remained at the Lafourche Parish jail this morning in lieu of a $25,000 bond.
Fire alarm empties HLB
HOUMA — A faulty smoke detector caused H.L. Bourgeois High School students and faculty to temporarily evacuate the building this morning, firefighters said.
Bayou Cane firefighters were dispatched to the campus about 7:15 a.m. today by the alarms. Students and faculty were allowed to return after authorities determined no danger existed.
Claims chief returns to Houma
HOUMA — Ken Feinberg will be in Houma Tuesday to head a public meeting about the BP oil-spill claims process.
The meeting time and venue have not been determined.
Feinberg, who is in charge of $20 billion set aside by BP to pay claims related to last year's spill, last visited Terrebonne in mid-September.
Feinberg is also scheduled to lead a Monday-night meeting at the Grand Isle Civic Center.
Oil-spill help available
HOUMA — Terrebonne Parish residents can get help filing oil-spill claims paperwork.
You may qualify for assistance if you are a waitress, cook, deckhand, process plant worker or if you work in the seafood, restaurant or hotel industry and had your wages, hours or job cut.
Call Volunteers of America at 868-8900 to schedule an appointment.
Grand Caillou seeks volunteers
HOUMA — Grand Caillou Fire will hold a Thursday meeting for current and prospective volunteer firefighters.
The meeting is at 7 p.m. at Bobtown Station, 4717 Grand Caillou Road, Houma.
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Beauty and the Beast's Catherine was given an ultimatum, but it seems she won't stay away from Vincent very long.
At the end of last week's episode, Gabe (Sendhil Ramamurthy) told Cat (Kristin Kreuk) that if their relationship was going to work, she'd have to cut Vincent (Jay Ryan) from her life - even as a friend. But they have an even bigger problem on their hands with Sam (Tom Everett Scott), who's on the hunt to find other people from Gabe's orphanage and inject them with the J.T.'s beast serum.Exclusive Beauty and the Beast Video: J.T. is locked up with Tom Everett Scott
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I stayed August 19th 2013 in room 204. For two hundred dollars my window backed into a brick wall. I heard the clanging of pots and pans below and the guy in the bicycle shop has a potty mouth. The structure is old, not much counter space in the bathroom. I could not get my window to open but thank goodness the room had a fan overhead that gave some relief from the heat. My son's room had a fan but it didn't give off much relief.....that was their air conditioning. I loved the Casablanca feel to the room and loved the old carpet. The hallway carpet is heavily stained but the tile patio floor is beautiful downstairs. You will get charged 15.00 extra dollars to park your car across the street at the beach. We had a few phone requests and someone was at our door to help us within one minute. The bed was VERY comfortable and slept well. The room could have been cleaner, lots of dust on the blinds and corners of the rooms.
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Portland's City Council adopts the city's 2035 Comprehensive Plan
Mayor and commissioners unanimously approve new land use plan to guide growth and development for the next 20 years; acknowledge contributions of community membersRead More…
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Fall Leaves Window Clings
Nature supplies us with natural templates in the fall. Leaves. Collect a few examples of different ones that have fallen from the trees. In this project they become beautiful window color designs. By using autumn like colors, you can create this decoration to hang in your room, window or glass door.
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For this project you will need:
- stable glass paint foil or acetate foil- glass paint outliner in black- glass paint in autumn like tones- fallen leaves or the autumn leaves template- natural straw pieces about 4 cm long- small wooden beads- needle- hole puncher- scissors and thread
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Autumn Leaves Templates
1. Follow the basic instructions below for window cling pictures. Lay the foil over the leaves and trace the outlines with the black outliner paint. 2. Once the paint is dry, cut out the leaf designs and punch a hole in the tops and bottoms of the leaves.3. Cut a thread piece about 30 cm long. Double the string and insert the two open ends through the top hole. Take both ends through the loop formed by the other end of the string and pull through. This secures the string. Knot the open ends off. 4. At the bottom of the top leaf take a second piece of thread about the length of 30 cm and again take the two open ends throught the hole and pull through the loop formed. 5. Thread the 2 ends now on a needle and slip the needle through a wooden bead, through the middle of a straw piece and again through a bead. Go through the hole again of the bottom bead to keep the pieces from slipping down the thread. 6. Allow about 3 or 4 cm of thread and then insert the one thread end through the top of the next leaf. Knot it with the other thread end and cut off excess hanging threads.7. Continue with steps 4-6 until the desired length is achieved. End the garland with beads and natural straws.
The light shines beautifully through the colors. You may also choose to use the pattern below for leaves if you have no trees in your area.
A Selection of Autumn General Crafts
Terracotta Clay Pot Tea Light Holder With Fall Motifs
Autumn Shindle With an Antique Look
Terracotta Clay Pot Covered With Jute Cord and Embellished With Paper Napkin Motifs
Fall Leaf Stones as Paperweights or Decorations
Fall Pencil Holder
Apples in a Basket Silk Hoop Window Decoration
Charm Bracelet and Earrings Set
Craft Stick Picture with Fall Mushrooms
Decorative Corded Balls
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Embossed Metal Pumpkin Plant Poke
Faux Stained Glass Cornucopia
Scarecrow Table Decoration
Styrofoam Pumpkin
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In the sentence: "So amazed he cannot speak", is "amazed" an adjective?
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Yes, X has to be an adjective in the predicate construction
where S is any tensed clause (in this case, S = he cannot speak).
If it were a noun phrase, one would use such (a) instead of so
Both of these mean that the degree of X is high enough to bring about S.
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Is there an easy way to determine if a mounted filesystem is mounted as Read-Only or Read-Write? I was thinking just to pipe
mount but I thought there might be an easier way.
This little one-liner will pop-out something if a ro file system exists.
Assuming you don't usually have a ro file system like a CD in the drive, it is sufficient for some basic monitoring type stuff and doesn't require changing the file system to find the current state. It also doesn't assume your file system type. Pipe it into grep -v iso9660 if you want to keep your CDs out of the record.
Old question, but I've came across it looking for same help and seems like found even easier way without the need to create file.
Of course, root-ro is ro mounted fs and root-rw is rw fs.
If the file system is mounted, I'd cd to a temporary directory and attempt to create a file. The return code will tell you if the file system is Read-Only or Read-Write provided that the file system is not full (thanks Willem).
I just had this issue and these are real pastes ...
Take a look at /proc/mounts -
FYI - These two partitions show as being mounted rw when just using the mount command.
For example, to check if the root partition is in Read-Only mode:
Based on a flickerdfly's answer, influenced by a comment from WhiteKnight
Create a detector function the fly.
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Re: Lenders see different scores than consumers do
I think it's a scam to get lenders to charge us more interest.
Since I last posted here, I have gotten a credit score of 636 from two different sources. Not sure where Wells Fargo is coming up with the 590, but I personally feel that they are using a lower score to either deny people credit, or charge them a higher interest rate. We really DO need regulation regarding how our scores are calculated, and what we get to see vs. what a lender sees. They should be one and the same!
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This code gives a map of the posts containing all the archive page tags.
The problem is that it only works with more than one tag.
can someone help?
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By Bertram de Souza (Contact)
Published September 11, 2011
After one of President Obama's "Why can't we all just get along" speeches, Mahoning County Democratic Party Chairman David Betras was asked if he were willing to publicly criticize the president for being too conciliatory with the Republicans. While conceding that GOP leaders have been scoring points in their battle with Obama, Betras said he would not join in the bashing. When he was asked if last November's Republican sweep of the statewide offices in Ohio was the result of Democrats being disillusioned with the president, the chairman refused to give a straight answer.
Therein lies the problem for Democratic Party leaders in Ohio. They know that the low turnout of the party faithful in last year's general election does not bode well for 2012, when Obama will be seeking re-election, but they're reluctant to speak their minds — in public, at least.
On Tuesday, the president will be in Columbus to sell his latest jobs creation plan, and Betras has been invited to meet with him as part of a select group of individuals. Here's what Betras needs to tell the president, if he gets the chance: "Sir, you're killing me, as chairman of one of the most Democratic counties in Ohio. How can you justify giving more money to Republican Speaker John Boehner's congressional district than you've given to Congressman Tim Ryan's district, which includes Mahoning County? You can't win Ohio next year unless you get more than 60 percent of the vote in Mahoning County. I can't guarantee that today. You need to punish the Republican congressmen who have said that your first stimulus program did not create a single job and did nothing for the economy. And you need to reward your friends."
Unless Betras and other Democratic Party leaders speak out, Obama will assume that he'll always enjoy strong support from counties such as Mahoning — even if he doesn't come through with the big bucks.
Go get em Dave, show these local Demorats what great power you yield over the party big wigs. The big wigs know they will get this areas vote even if obama was running against Jesus Christ. They realize they still have a chance to buy votes in Columbus, and have nothing left to buy in northeast Ohio.
Betras is too busy kissing Obama's ass to tell anyone anything. Remember his big party for Barney Frank; the pariah freak co-responsible (with Chris Dodd) for the subprime banking meltdown? You'd think Jesus Christ had come to Youngstown.
Maybe we've been pronouncing his name wrong. Try Betras with a long "a" sound.


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Nottingham Jtags - Ltd Offer - Freeboot 9199 Xenons,all Leads,boxed £1
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Console works perfectly and David did a fantastic job of answering questions for me tirelessly as I'm a newbie to the JTAG scene. I've dealt with David before when he reflashed an old 360 I used to use and that also worked perfectly fine.
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Just a quick question will you be providing ones with the glitch hack installed?
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haha all these AMAZING comments by members with zero history of previous posts. you gotta love a good shiller
LOL i was gna say...sounds too good to be true
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The xbox was in perfect condition and he even helped with all my annoying questions.
Btw David if your reading this I may pm you soon for a slim as I want to try out this reset glitch thingy.
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have you got any jtagged consoles left?
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haha all these AMAZING comments by members with zero history of previous posts. you gotta love a good shiller
Do you not realise that people google jtag wanted and they end up here,are you honestly telling me that Xbox scene would stand for me doing such things,absolutely every single comment here is froma genuine buyer and i take sincere insult at any accusation of foul play.
You also have zero posts,whats your excuse and why did you start another account to agree with yourself!?
Just a quick question will you be providing ones with the glitch hack installed?
I can offer glitched 360s now upon request,Jaspers/falcons available...
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What jtagged consoles do you have available for sale? Do you ship them to Kent, if yes, how much? Oh, and can you flash the drive to LT 2.0?
Read the rules dude,i deliver anywhere in the world but Kent! lol jokin bud!
I currently have 1 elite falcon jtag,really nice solid system,i will flash the drive with lt 2.0 no problem.That system is £140.
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Valentino Rossi's first day of his Yamaha MotoGP return was spoiled by rain and cold temperatures at Valencia.
After two winless seasons with Ducati, the Italian has rejoined the Japanese squad at which he spent seven years, winning four premier class titles and 46 grands prix along the way.
Early morning rain ruined any hopes of Rossi setting competitive times however, while cold afternoon conditions effectively truncated the day's running.
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Rossi did at least complete 28 laps for his new squad, although having missed the early window of dry running he was more than seven seconds slower than overall pacesetter Alvaro Bautista.
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