Seriously, guys, I want to believe. I do. But … I don’t.

Dittoes, and from what I’ve been able to learn it appears as if this election will be won by the alphabet party that turns off the least amount of their base.

No one has yet discovered any good reason to vote for Romney, and Paul Ryan isn’t running for POTUS, so let’s just hope Mitt keeps his liberal ideology to himself for a few more months.

BTW, every poll that excludes Governor Gary Johnson is a slanted poll. Tea leaves would be as usefull in predicting the race.

The message is now- he need more time? More time for what? What is his plan and more importantly, what about the first four years? What did he promise and what did he deliver? When he say he needs more time- for what exactly?

The truth is there are no accomplishments upon which Mr. Obama has delivered. At least not any we wanted or which helped us cure our greatest challenges as a nation. None. He had four years but that wasn’t…enough time? What he has actually done made things worse and yet he is still not changing course.

That has to ring hollow, regardless of your position on abortion the BC coverage.

OH
Barry 44, Romney 47 Romney +3
Brown 44, Mandel 44 Tie

D 42
R 37
I 21

FL
Barry 47, Romney 48 Romney +1
Nelson 43, Mack 42 Nelson +1

D 43
R 42
I 14

Look at Michelle’s toned arms.

A lot of polls are reducing Ind. to under 4%. What’s up with that? I think they can’t skew the D/R split any more toward Dems, so they’ve begun removing the Ind. so as to bump up Obama’s percentage.

For example: Say we have 33/33/34 DRI split with Romney winning independents by 10%, we get 51.7% of the vote for Romney.

Can’t have that. Breaking 50% is the holy grail of politics. So we skew by D+10. We now have 38/28/34 DRI split. This gives Romney 46.7% and Obama 53.3%. Does this look familiar? Why yes. Yes it does.

Ok, but Romney’s winning even more now. He’s at 15% with Ind. He’s gonna cross 50% even with this D+10% skew. What to do? What to do? We remove the Ind. Bring it down to 5%. I’ve seen 1 to 4% myself. So let’s go with 47/45/4. Note it doesn’t go to 100% anymore. But now, we have 47.2% of the vote for Romney and 47% for Obama. It’s neck in neck. Does this look even more familiar? And yes, I have seen 47% Dems to Obama in a PPP poll and 40% to Obama in a Survey USA poll today.

The reality is that a 32/35/33 DRI with Romney winning Ind. by 15% gives Romney 54% of the vote. Granted he won’t get all R’s, but neither will Obama get all D’s. And give the same amount to D/R and whoever wins the Ind. wins the election. That’s Romney right now.

MrX on September 4, 2012 at 11:49 PM

Another way to see this is that if we all die from 3 diseases and they cure one, the deaths from the other two go up markedly.
Liberals lie using these techniques all the time.

Nevermind… I’ll be busy working hard building MY business again.

The economy?

The availability of jobs?

The value of the dollar?

The value of your home and property?

Your tax bill?

Inflation?

And free and easy guiltless abortion is the American woman’s number one, above all, identity? Blending an infant into a puree in your own body trumps all economic and security concerns? REALLY?

I don’t get it.

For example: Say we have 33/33/34 DRI split with Romney winning independents by 10%, we get 51.7% of the vote for Romney.

Can’t have that. Breaking 50% is the holy grail of politics. So we skew by D+10. We now have 38/28/34 DRI split. This gives Romney 46.7% and Obama 53.3%. Does this look familiar? Why yes. Yes it does.

Ok, but Romney’s winning even more now. He’s at 15% with Ind. He’s gonna cross 50% even with this D+10% skew. What to do? What to do? We remove the Ind. Bring it down to 5%. I’ve seen 1 to 4% myself. So let’s go with 47/45/4. Note it doesn’t go to 100% anymore. But now, we have 47.2% of the vote for Romney and 47% for Obama. It’s neck in neck. Does this look even more familiar? And yes, I have seen 47% Dems to Obama in a PPP poll and 40% to Obama in a Survey USA poll today.

The reality is that a 32/35/33 DRI with Romney winning Ind. by 15% gives Romney 54% of the vote. Granted he won’t get all R’s, but neither will Obama get all D’s. And give the same amount to D/R and whoever wins the Ind. wins the election. That’s Romney right now.