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the country is in shambles thanks to the last two presidents and their congresses, how is this race so close?
A comotose person should be able to beat Obama.
Those 42 million registered Dems never voted or registered before ACORN did it for them in 2008. They voted once; they'll never vote again. They think they've already voted. They're that dumb.
The Repubs and Indys who voted for 0bama in 2008 did so to prove they're not racists.
Do you really believe any of this nonsense that you just posted?
I actually think that map is the most honest I have seen in a while. Given the number of toss up states, it is not a blowout, it's a a horse race, but for Romney to win, he needs a pitch perfect performance in all the debates,and in the rest of his campaign. Obama has a comparatively much easier path to 270. But if Obama royally screws up the debates forgets how to campaign, the Middle East explodes, and the economy hits the skids, it would turn the tables. Could happen, but probably won't.
Hey, ec, I thought you were all about the RCP average. That's what you've been posting about over and over and over for the past couple of weeks. Now that that average has them in a dead heat (less than 1% separating the candidates now), you're shifting your gloating to the projected electoral map. What are you going to do if/when that changes and shows Romney leading? Or better yet, how are you going to keep your head from exploding if Romney wins the election? My suggestion is duct tape - that stuff is great for just about anything.
If that happens I wouldnt create my own reality like you guys do
Ah lib delusion. Momentum appears to be on Romney's side. The race is tied according to RCP in Florida and Virginia. As for Ohio if ever there was a state amenable to swinging back to Romney it's Ohio. The state is full of working class Whites not exactly die hard Obamabots.
PPP has Romney within 2 in Wisconsin. If you think Wisconsin is more conservative than Ohio I have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you. Libs if I were you I'd worry about weakness in Michigan, PA and even Connecticut and Oregon in the coming days.
If Obama doesn't step it up you all will be looking at a suprise Reaganesque landslide in November.
Ah yes, we're delusional...all it takes is for Romney to reverse the tide in 10 states where's he's been polling behind for months. That's all.
Also just mentioning.
Connecticut: Obama +10.7
Michigan: Obama +7.0
Pennsylvania: Obama +6.2
Oregon: Obama +6.2
And this is after Romney closing 3% of the gap and is currently at
Obama + 1.6
If you think Romney has a chance of winning any of these states, then you are deluded. The states that are close are Florida, and Virginia. Romney is very unlikely to win Ohio, Iowa, Colorado and Nevada is pretty much impossible. Romney is likely to get Missouri and North Carolina.
Even if Romney wins Florida, Virginia, Iowa and Colorado, he will still lose. Pretty much, if Romney do not win Ohio, he will lose this election.
There have been no post-debate polls in these states. Stay tuned!
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