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You claim you're this intelligent businessman, why do you act so childish? We are 2-1 in early voting and 2% ahead in public polling. Is that too difficult for you to differentiate?
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Originally Posted by pghquest
Dispute the facts? You cant even be consistant on the "facts" you see..
one day your winning 2-1, the next day its 2%,
Why dont you post a report "from the inside" so it can be reviewed? I can easily stand here and claim that Obama is getting his ass handed to him and thats why you're panicking, but I dont make crap up like you.
You could have 1,000,000 people knocking on doors, it wont change the fact that people are out of work, the debt is skyrocketing, record welfare, and legislation is choaking america..
You can pretend that door knocking (and this goes for the GOP as well) will change peoples opinions, but that makes you a fool.
You claim you're this intelligent businessman, why do you act so childish? We are 2-1 in early voting and 2% ahead in public polling. Is that too difficult for you to differentiate?
Its not my fault that you are so easily proven to not know what the hell you're talking about
Romney leading Obama in the early vote by a full seven points, 52-45%
That means, at least according to Gallup, that Obama's early vote advantage has dropped 22 points when compared to '08.
Here's an essay that explains what's going on, very accurately in my opinion. Not a wave election, but an undertow--a cave-in--of support for Obama. Your Gallup data certainly supports the thesis.
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Romney leads among early voters 52 percent to 45 percent, a statistically insignificant difference from the 51 to 46 percent lead Gallup shows him having among all likely voters.
Neither candidate has a particular edge among early voters nationally compared to those who will cast their ballots on election day, the Gallup survey found.
The differences are more stark by region. A majority of Western voters — 55 percent — plan to vote early, joined by 40 percent in the South, and 23 percent in the Midwest. But in the East, a mere 9 percent are going to vote early.
You should educate yourself on this "governor that worked with both sides", I don't think 800 plus veto overrides is working with others. Mittens is a one term governor for a reason, he is despised in mass.
As for being a business man, being a vulture picking off the wealth of weak companies and discarding the carcass isn't being successful. Greed does NOT equal success. Stamping out ppl's jobs and screwing others isn't building, it is tearing down. Mittens is what is wrong with America.
do you know what the word "opinion" means. I have mine, you have yours and I bet I am as well informed as you, but not nearly as partican and biased...
polls like this are why i ignore national trackers.
focus on the state polls fellas.
These polls are not necessarily wrong, but they are based more on requested ballots not on actually how people have voted...This goes for state polls based on what has happened in the voting booth as well.
the one that matters is ohio early voting where obama gets 60% rmoney- 30%
How many times do people have to be reminded, there is no way your figures or any other figures can be taken seriously?. No votes are counted til election day? Would you like to share with us, either where you are getting your figures or what brand of crystal ball you are using?
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