Romney Takes Lead in Ohio as Obama Campaign Panics

I think these polls are way off. I think Obama is going to get his ass kicked way worse than these polls imagine. Surely people aren't this stupid to let Obama to continue to blow our money like it is a party!? I know some of them are, like the ones who like the government checks and don't want to get off of their butts and get back to work. But the majority of Americans have pride in themselves and their country! They will want this country out of the pit Obama has dug and buried it and them in.

 

I tend to agree but we need everyone to go and vote the Bum out.

It will send a message that America is back!

 

yea, pres obama basically had a terrible reelection campaign, did nothing for the economy, and hes still winning relatively comfortably - the guy has some jedi mind power over the usa

ive been calling this for a long time, doesnt matter what his performance is, hes a pop culture icon, and thats the most important thing

 

Oh yeah! For sure. I have ran across a few people who have said they were not going to vote because Texas was a Red state. Well it was about a hour long conversation after they said that. I agree everyone needs to go vote. We don't need a pink state.

 

Are you completely unaware that Intrade is simply a totally unscientific poll?

 

Obama will be replaced in a week if early voting means anything.

15% of the vote is already counted and it favors Romney bigtime!

And considering democrats have been pushing early voting it
is a bad sign for Obama.

 

No your wrong again Iremon, lol, you still did not list the article or website. Are we supposed to take your word for the source? I am surprised you don't know how to do this... The only thing I can surmise is that you are putting out altered information and you refuse to post the URL for the article or data for verification. I posted something for you already that disproved your claim, and I posted the URL to prove it, your falling short and only embarrassing your self Lad....

Good Day :}

 

I agree Changed, even though there favoring Romney, I think when the time comes to count the votes, it will be a landslide, The People will have spoken...

 

No, you're wrong again. I posted my sources. Here is the post you apparently didn't bother to read, for the second time:

Anyway can verify the source data for themselves at CBO.gov and BEA.gov, which I have cited thousands of times.

Here are the specific pages that have the data, if you couldn't find them:

http://cbo.gov/sites/default/files/cbofiles/attachments/HistoricalBudgetData.xls [outlays]
http://cbo.gov/publication/43656 [2012 outlays]
http://bea.gov/national/xls/gdplev.xls [GDP]

So why aren't you enforceing your rule against Sammy or yourself? http://www.politicalforum.com/curre...-obama-campaign-panics-24.html#post1061888987

 

It's Iriemon with two "i's". Thanks.

You posted what that disproved which of my claims? I missed that. Thanks!

 

Right, but like Sammy said, We need the people, ALL of the people to vote, to speak. In other words, we need them to SCREAM. GET THE F--K O U T!
We can't have people not voting because my state, or theirs is pretty much red. If we all thought were like that and we all stayed home, can you imagine what would happen?
That idiot would win another term and this country would not only be bankrupt, but beyond repair if it isn't already. I hope your state has wizened up! Has it Jollee?

 

You really figure most the seniors and trust fund babies are going for Obama?

Seems unlikely to me.

 

No, Not the seniors! And not the people who truly disabled. Surely you aren't buying that crap. I am talking about these people who would rather get the government check, unemployment check, instead of working. Let me give you a couple of REAL examples. My friend owns a company. A cleaning business. He has his workers go into the offices and clean them after hours. They just vacuum and empty trash, maybe dust. These people do not want a full time job because it will take away from their benefits. They will no longer get Food Stamps and the extra help from the government. This is going on everywhere. And the taxpayer is paying for that. In this town our unemployment is extremely low. So, I know for a fact if they are doing here, they sure as hell are doing it EVERYWHERE!!!
You can get a job at Burger King starting out at 15.00 an hour because they need workers so bad. And to answer your question, no I don't think the seniors are going to vote for Obama or any other half way smart person with a head on their shoulder.

 

Well shoot, seniors "like the government checks and don't want to get off of their butts and get back to work."

So maybe you need to re-phrase your prior post.

 

NO, I don't! They don't like their checks. They have paid into social security all of their lives and deserve that check. It is their money. So, NO I do not need to re-phrase my post. Same thing with most people and disability. People who have been hurt on their job. They have paid into SSI.

 

See, liberals don't know that you pay into SS, Medicare, etc cause they've never had jobs. they think they're exactly the same entitlement as welfare. That kind of stupidity is what Romney is up against.

 

Seniors don't like their government checks?

You'd have to show me some poll or evidence before I buy that whopper.

They scream bloody murder if you even hint at cutting it.

 

The brown pile of (*)(*)(*)(*) will be thoroughly beaten.

 

How would a trust fund baby whose never had a job know that?

 

What kind of government checks are they receiving?

 

Ask the Kennedys

 

The aggregate pollsters, 10/30/2012. All of them call it for Obama. That's why the Republicans here either declare that polls don't matter and their feelings are the important thing, or they cherrypick frantically, throwing out any poll they don't like (which is most of them.)

RCP O290-R248
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/ep...ctions_electoral_college_map_no_toss_ups.html

Pollster.com O277-R206
Pollster: Pictures, Videos, Breaking News

Five-thirty-eight.com (Nate Silver) O294.6-R243.4
Election Forecasts - FiveThirtyEight Blog - NYTimes.com

Princeton Election consortium O303-R235
Princeton Election Consortium — A first draft of electoral history

AP O271-R206
AP Analysis: Advantage Obama in race for electoral votes

InTrade O281-R257
2012 Electoral Map - The Intrade Forecast 10/30/2012

Electoral Vote O280-R235
http://electoral-vote.com/

270 to Win O275-R263
http://www.270towin.com/americas-electoral-map/

 

Just look at the early vote gallup results which accounts for 15% of the vote.

“Romney currently leads Obama 52 percent to 45 percent among voters who say they have already cast their ballots,” Gallup reported. “However, that is comparable to Romney’s 51 percent to 46 percent lead among all likely voters in Gallup’s Oct. 22-28 tracking polling.”


85% more to go now and Romney is surging.

 

Focusing on single polls is stupid, but since you're going that route:

Latest poll in Ohio shows Obama +3:
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2012/president/oh/ohio_romney_vs_obama-1860.html

Indeed, the Rasmussen poll you're so proud of is the *only* poll that puts Romney ahead. Which makes it the outlier.

And that's why the RCP average has Obama up by 2.

Are you done cherry-picking single polls, or will you continue spamming your own thread with meaningless posts?

 

Don't forget the Independents... There are many Democrats who have elected to be Independent now like myself...

Independent voters are the key to this presidential election. There is little doubt about that. Mitt Romney is already doing well in swing states with these crucial voting bloc, and, as Chris Cillizza recently explained at the Washington Post, may ride them to victory over President Barack Obama:

In the last three releases of the tracking poll conducted by The Washington Post and ABC News, Obama has trailed former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney among independent voters by between 16 and 20 percentage points.

That’s a striking reversal from 2008, when Obama won independent voters, who made up 29 percent of the electorate, by eight points over Sen. John McCain of Arizona.
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