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To: 2ndDivisionVet

I don’t know.
When it talks about Washington, New Jersey and Connecticut it falls instantly into the wishful thinking category to me, even without reading the rest.

This is a close election. The best point to predict it will be less close than it looks to be is saying that many pollster are sampling the likely voters like we still were in the fall of 2008 and that can make the difference in Romney advantage.

Romney is a position to win, he’s up in Florida, Colorado and Virginia. He just need Ohio or Wisconisn+Iowa or Nevada+Iowa to unseat Obama, so there are several possible paths, but none of them has to be taken for granted and there is no landslide coming. Keep that in mind otherwise any not-so-great poll will be disheartening.
I don’t think that talking about winning New Jersey can put anyone in the right track.

This is how I see things from 7000 Km away.


9 posted on 11/03/2012 3:26:48 PM PDT by Massimo75
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To: Massimo75

Gov. Romney is running ads in Pennsylvania and maybe Oregon.


10 posted on 11/03/2012 3:30:47 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet (You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass.)
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To: Massimo75
When it talks about Washington, New Jersey and Connecticut it falls instantly into the wishful thinking category to me, even without reading the rest.

Not necessarily, at least about CT/NJ. However, that is because Romney's style/demeanor appeals more to the northeast tastes. A guy like Romney will do 20 points better in Ct than a guy like Gingrich, even if their positions were identical.
12 posted on 11/03/2012 3:50:54 PM PDT by Dr. Sivana (There is no salvation in politics.)
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