Very true - however, if you know anyone with a spare $1 billion for us to set up our own Super PAC (vs. having the RNC / Romney campaign and other current Super PACs divert resources from the key battlegrounds) as I said above, let me know...then we could experiment. ;-)
Obama is running ads in the Chicago area. None for Romney so far. Tells me there is a concern. Axelrod runs the campaign from the Prudential office building in Chicago.
http://www.c-span.org/Campaign2012/Events/David-Axelrod-Interview/10737431868-1/
It is just an interesting observation.
I don’t care about Obama winning Illinois or California. But I would love to see him have to pour money in there.
The Romney strategy right now should be to have Super Pacs expand the field, move into new markets such as Philly, Pittsburgh, LA, Minneapolis, move the needle and force Obama to react.
DRAIN OBAMA DRY. I am hearing that the GOP numbers for Sept will eclipse the Obama $181 million announced earlier today.
Absent some major event, NC is now out of reach for Obama and firming for Romney. Obama has baled on most advertising and the DCCC has yanked money for endangered Blue Dogs (Kissell?) - left to fend for themselves.
The Dems have problems in NC up and down the ballot. The GOP candidate for Gov is crusing to victory (open seat w retirement of brain dead Bev Perdue).
Good analysis. I like the history. One telling point, possibly, maybe in Romney’s favor is that 200,000 or so have evacuated Illinois. Hopefully, these people are from Cook County, but I think not. Many acquaintances (mostly GOP) moved into Indiana. So many people moved into IN, that a church built a new building, having re-located from South Holland, Ill to Crete, IN.
I don’t think Obama will lose Ill: Too much corruption.