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We have caught on to Obama's blatent and on record provable lies and today I heard a long audio of him through the past 4 years saying two opposite things on the same many different subjects.
As far as lies..................... Obama is a novice compared to Romney and even Ryan.
Wow, Intrade has Obama up 62.1% and Romney at 37.7% and the Cons on here are all quiet about that site, but when Obama was dropping on that site they basically swore by it.....I wonder if the Cons still like that site?
Actually I think it would only be fair to say that things were "trending" Romney if he was still rising in the polls. He is not. Things are now either stable or "trending" Obama. Romney seems to have hit his peak.
Most of the latest polls also don't have the full effect of the third debate baked in and none of them show any possible impact of Trump going birther and the GOP firing up the rape redefinition machine again.
Romney leads in Florida, Virginia, and North Carolina. These states have largely remained deadlocked until leaning slightly toward Romney. Obama led in Colorado and Ohio, but now Romney leads in Colorado and Ohio is deadlocked. Romney trailed by double digits in Michigan and Pennsylvania, but those states are now within 5 points. I believe Obama had a double digit lead in Wisconsin in the late summer as well, but that state is in play as well. I think it is fair to say that Romney is trending. It is also fair to say that it is still too close to call in a lot of these states. Neither side can claim victory until every last vote is counted. And of course, the dust settles on all the post-election litigation.
Quick edit: I am going off the Rasmussen polls and not the RCP average. Just so everyone knows where I am coming from in the above statement.
When it comes to handling the nation’s struggling economy, 52 percent of likely voters say they trust Romney more, while 43 percent say they have more faith in the president.
Independents now side with Romney by campaign highs on both the economy (61 to 34 percent) and on understanding people’s problems (52 to 42 percent).
These advantages with independents undergird a sizable, 19 percentage-point Romney lead over Obama on the horse race.
Romney is toast. He could not seal the deal and there is nothing left now that will swing momentum his way. Obama looks like a winner, on Leno, on the trail today. Romney looks old and tired.
I would not say he is toast. He still has a 29% chance of winning, which could get higher the closer we get to election day, but it certainly is encouraging.
Mitt Romney continues his momentum in a poll conducted both before and after the final presidential debate, taking the lead for the first time among likely voters in the AP/GfK poll at 47/45.
Less than two weeks out from Election Day, Republican Mitt Romney has erased President Barack Obama’s 16-point advantage among women, a new Associated Press-GfK poll shows.
Romney is toast. He could not seal the deal and there is nothing left now that will swing momentum his way. Obama looks like a winner, on Leno, on the trail today. Romney looks old and tired.
Is that why on the campaign trail Obama said he wanted Wind Turbines to be built in CHINA?
Obama is reduced to begging for people to believe in him.
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