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I noticed that. The righties who keep promising a huge explosion of momentum for Romney are beginning to remind me of the preacher who kept predicting the apocalypse.
And, yet, not one of the four most recent polls has Obama above 47%. Yes, undecideds are more likely to break for the challenger than the incumbent. And Obama's approval remains in the mid 40's according to most polling and no incumbent president running for re-election has overperformed his approval in terms of the percentage of the popular vote he received since Carter in 1980...and we know how that worked out.
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It's good news, but anything within the margin of error concerns me, since.....
that gives the thugs in States like FL and OH, enough power to do a 2000 and 2004 and rig and fix voting, with machines that can't be verified, and let Romney win.
Obama was far enough in the polls in 2008, that the GOP ops, knew that it would have been way too obvious, so they basically backed off. Georgia seemed to be the only state that still tried something like that in 2008.
New Hampshire is strongly trending towards Romney, through June, Obama dropped from 53 to 46% and Romeny grew from 41 to 46%.
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