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Good luck with that. Meanwhile we're drawing to the end of the political career of The One Who Talks Too Much. And whenever things have gone poorly for him, he concludes that he hasn't talked enough! He's been talking past a large fraction of the country all along--whether that fraction turns out to be 48% or 52% of voters is yet to be determined.
You have enough data to connect the dots to a convincing case for an Obama victory. But there is also data to suggest a deep conviction that change is needed has emerged. The last national election, 2010, was a shellacking--with dimensions that were totally unanticipated by the chattering classes. The echo chamber of NYTimes, Huffpost etc. may have deafened a lot of people to what might be actually going on with the electorate.
I am very confident that Romney will lose and thank goodness after his concesssion speech, I will not have to hear him anymore. In fact, his concession speech will be the only time as of late, that I will not turn the TV off while he speaks. Although, I'm sure he'll manage to slip a few good lies into that speech too.
As for those 2010...have you looked at the polls on the down-ticket races lately?
Change to what...Plutocracy?
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Great, but next Tuesday cannot come fast enough. It's gotten to the point that the main reason that I am voting is to to help make certain that I don't have to see Romney's bland one expression face and hear is monotonous voice and anymore. That goes for Lyin' Ryan too.
As well as that snarly Ann.
I've seen (and heard) enough of her to last me a very long lifetime; I can't imagine her representing our country as First Lady.
Polls are tightening everywhere....even in states Obama did not expect!
Yes they are, but none of those states were or are expected to go to Romney. And, contrary to your statement, everyone expected a tight race. Turn out the lights, stick in the fork. However, you want to put it, the momentum has clearly turned toward the President in the waning hours.
yes they are, but none of those states were or are expected to go to romney. And, contrary to your statement, everyone expected a tight race. Turn out the lights, stick in the fork. However, you want to put it, the momentum has clearly turned toward the president in the waning hours.
Yes they are, but none of those states were or are expected to go to Romney. And, contrary to your statement, everyone expected a tight race. Turn out the lights, stick in the fork. However, you want to put it, the momentum has clearly turned toward the President in the waning hours.
Ya better wake and smell the coffee buddy boy. Just look at PA. Obamas numbers are going down and Romney's are moving up. States that you lefties assumed were in the bag for your boy are now becoming questionable.
I know you are scared, but you DO have to face the truth.
Even MICHIGAN is now close!! 49% O and 46% R. WIthin the margin of error. Really? That is a shock and you know it. A month ago, O had a 14 point lead. Again, wake up!
Yes they are, but none of those states were or are expected to go to Romney. And, contrary to your statement, everyone expected a tight race. Turn out the lights, stick in the fork. However, you want to put it, the momentum has clearly turned toward the President in the waning hours.
Yeah, Mittens had momentum there for a little bit but that's all but evaporated. Romney's a loser but at least he can go back to his house with the car elevator.
Anyone know when these firms stop polling? Do they go to the bitter end?
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