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A poll conducted by a university in Boston, Mass? What next will you show us? a poll conducted by an org in Salt Lake city, Utah?
Are you actually questioning its objectivity because of the location of the survey's HQ? Where are Rasmussen and Gallup based? Hint: Not in every state.
Quinnipiac also have Romney tied with Obama in Florida while Obama wins +11 against Gingrich. But then again Quinnipiac is in CT, so I am sure the poster will question it.
We have a chance as long as Romney is the nominee even with the election being in November. Period.
Romney leads Obama in many polls in swing states no matter how far back you go.
I think everyone who thinks a Romney vs. Obama election will be an easy win for Obama is hilarious. Obama only won in 2008 because of about 800,000 votes in a handful of swing states and only won about 53% of the national popular vote, even when people hated Republicans and didn't really have a problem with Democrats, even though McCain picked Palin as his running mate, and even with the financial crash just a few months before the election.
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I am really pulling for Mitt. I just don't see Newt being able to attract enough crossover votes in the general. I'd still vote for Newt over Oblama, though.
A poll conducted by a university in Boston, Mass? What next will you show us? a poll conducted by an org in Salt Lake city, Utah?
LOL...a university or other organization in Massachusetts would be more biased towards Democrats if anything, even if Romney was governor of MA.
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