[WashingtonSource]

In the 15 swing states, Romeny leads 51 percent to 43 percent.

[Johnny_cash]

Diogenesis in 5,4,3,2,1.......

[MuttTheHoople]

And to think...these polls all skew towards Democrats, not to mention the people who either say they're for Obama because they're afraid of being called racists or because they like to mess with the pollsters.

If Romney truly comes up and says he's totally against the Obamatax and makes a commitment to eradicating it the first day he's in office, then I see a 60-40 landslide. Even if he keeps up the doubletalk and equivocation, I still see him winning a 5-6 point victory. There's tons of people out there who voted for Obama in 2008 who won't in 2012, but NOBODY who voted for McCain who'll decide to vote for Obama this time around.

[oust the louse]

anyone but the magic moron....maybe our guy Romney will even think about repealing Omoroncare.

[King_Corey]

And if the GOP takes it all?

More of what happened last time, TARP #1, No Child Left Behind, 2 wars, the TSA, Unfunded pill giveaway, Chief Justice JOHN ROBERTS...All Republican crap.

I quit trusting the Democrats a long time ago, now I have given up on the Republicans too.

Heads or Tails, we lose.

[EGPWS]

Obama leads Romney nationally, 49 percent to 46 percent, with 4 percent of those surveyed saying they would vote for another candidate or neither candidate.

We have 5 months left to determine who the better socialist hack is.

Plenty of time for the numbers to change considerably.

[nhwingut]

First time I heard an 8 point lead called “slight.”

If I recall, Obama’s 2008 7 point win was called a “landslide.” Odd how that works.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

You can safely add three points to Romney's numbers and subtract three points from Ubama's numbers in any given poll. The fact that they have Romney ahead at all means that he is so far ahead that they can't safely hide it.