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To: Shadow44

How can Romney be close in PA, MI, MN and OR and not be crushing in the purple swing states like OH, FL, VA?

Under the top line of every poll, Romney’s numbers are astounding. I mean, really for a challenger against an incumbent president.

I’ve got that 1994 feeling again. I think we are going to be watching a stunned media on Tuesday nite as the real numbers start coming in. And it is going to sweep in a republican senate as well. Just too much data that it will go big for the republicans.


17 posted on 10/31/2012 8:19:30 PM PDT by gswilder
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To: gswilder

Get ready for the tantrum; too bad Peter Jennings isn’t here to witness it again.


25 posted on 10/31/2012 8:32:47 PM PDT by GEC (We're not drilling in ANWR because....)
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To: gswilder

I know, I see the same thing as you. It looks good everywhere, as bad as I want to deny it so as not to get too cocky.


29 posted on 10/31/2012 8:42:15 PM PDT by Free Vulcan (Election 2012 - America stands or falls. No more excuses. Get involved.)
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To: gswilder

EXACTLY!!!!!

I have been asking for a couple of weeks now how can it be so close in these other states, Romney be ahead in the national vote, very ahead with men, tied with women, way ahead with independents yet losing in Ohio, the ultimate bellweather?

Those stupid electoral maps that the ass hat media always show with more Dem EV’s than GOP will still show Ohio and probably Florida as yellow “toss up” states probably for two days after the election while they come to grips with a probable Romney win.


32 posted on 10/31/2012 9:05:06 PM PDT by ctpsb (Thanks.)
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