[SeekAndFind]

			Obama		Romney		Obama Margin		Obama 2008 Margin
	National		45.2		44.7		0.5		7.3
	Nevada		48		42		6		15.5
	Colorado		46.5		45.5		1.0		9.0
	Iowa		46		47		(1)		9.5
	Wisconsin		46.0		45.0		1.0		13.9
	Ohio		45		48		(3)		4.6
	Virginia		47.7		45.0		2.7		6.3
	North Carolina		46		48		(2)		0.3
	Florida		47.5		47.5		--		2.8

[G Larry]

Need to be prepared to pepper spray or remove NBP thugs from PA voting sites, to avoid a repeat of the 08 intimidation.

Video for prosecuting them has proven useless.

[2banana]

Damn straight it is.

The 2010 elections - PA elected a republican governor, republican senator and the republicans took over both state house by large numbers...

[ScottinVA]

So far, it’s appearing that Romney has far more will and vastly better resources than McLame of 2008. The more he can keep pace with fundraising, stay atop the issues of the day and continue his rapid-response tactics vs. 0bama’s propaganda machinery, the better.

Obama wasn’t expecting this kind of fight.

[Jane Long]

I listened to The Bauer & Rose show over the weekend and heard JD Hayworth suggest Gov. Kasich as McRomney’s VP...felt he could help carry Ohio AND PA, since that’s where Kasich is from (PA). Interesting thought.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Same thing was said about McCain Palin

[Vigilanteman]

We're now seeing how huge the decision of our RINO state GOP chairman Gleason was to lobby against the change in electoral vote allocation which was proposed last fall by our Senate Majority leader.

The governor had pledged to sign the bill and the GOP enjoyed comfortable majorities in both houses before Gleason lobbied against it.

Had the bill been enacted, Pennsylvania would be allocating electoral votes on the same basis as Maine and Nebraska: two for the winner of the state, one for the winner of each congressional district.

BO's electoral math would have been complicated big time. BO will have Gleason to thank if he limps over the finish line. This is his rosiest scenario without Pennsylvania:

Green marks the toss-ups at this point.

[justiceseeker93]

Those poll numbers in the article look a bit too rosy as far as Obama is concerned. No surprise there, since they are from the left-leaning New Republic, which is undoubtedly using polling data developed by their fellow lefty media organizations, whose faulty techniques generally yield results which are skewed in the 'Rats' favor.

[justiceseeker93]

Those poll numbers in the article look a bit too rosy as far as Obama is concerned. No surprise there, since they are from the left-leaning New Republic, which is undoubtedly using polling data developed by their fellow lefty media organizations, whose faulty techniques generally yield results which are skewed in the 'Rats' favor.

[IamConservative]

There was an article on Breitbart this morning about the under vote in the PA primary when Obama was the only choice on the ballot. The under vote was 30%. If 30% of Democrats won’t vote for him when there is no other choice, he isn’t going to win PA.