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As the controversy over Republican Senate candidate Todd Akin’s “legitimate rape” comment continues, Mitt Romney’s lead in Missouri has vanished.
The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Missouri Voters finds President Obama with 47% support to Romney’s 46%. Three percent (3%) favor some other candidate in the race, and three percent (3%) more are undecided.
i dont buy it. unlike edward, i am a bit more realistic about the electoral map.
edward was saying illinois, michigan and minnesota were going to romney earlier this week.
I never said Illinois or Minnesota were going to Romney. I challenge you to find the posts. Michigan is a good spot for Romney but I never said he would win. Now Ohio I've said he will win and stand by that comment.
Why do liberals have to lie to make their points? Is that you Debbie?
I never said Illinois or Minnesota were going to Romney. I challenge you to find the posts. Michigan is a good spot for Romney but I never said he would win. Now Ohio I've said he will win and stand by that comment.
Why do liberals have to lie to make their points? Is that you Debbie?
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