1 posted on
11/04/2012 10:14:07 PM PST by
barmag25
To: barmag25
2 posted on
11/04/2012 10:16:43 PM PST by
barmag25
To: barmag25
These heavily skewed polls are necessary to create the plausibility needed to cover massive voter fraud.
3 posted on
11/04/2012 10:16:43 PM PST by
null and void
(Day 1384 of the Obama hostage crisis - Barack Hussein Obama an enemy BOTH foreign AND domestic)
To: barmag25
Probably wont know until wednesday
4 posted on
11/04/2012 10:17:04 PM PST by
tsowellfan
(KEEP WORKING like we are 10 POINTS DOWN!!!!)
To: barmag25
Could be my imagination bias, but it seems like the D count keeps increasing in every poll they do to make it look even.
To: barmag25
NC is not going Obama. I will place a 50 buck wager to the first two respondents.
6 posted on
11/04/2012 10:19:43 PM PST by
eyedigress
((zOld storm chaser from the west)/?)
To: barmag25
Fuzzy math. Obama leads by one person out of almost 1000 and that gives him a 1% lead, but Romney in the other state leads by two persons and that means the race there is tied?
To: barmag25
Would wearing this get me bounced from the polling place?
9 posted on
11/04/2012 10:21:52 PM PST by
NeverForgetBataan
(I am become Barry... destroyer of wealth)
To: barmag25
oops.. my HTML not working again.
11 posted on
11/04/2012 10:22:50 PM PST by
NeverForgetBataan
(I am become Barry... destroyer of wealth)
To: barmag25
PeePeePee polls just smell bad.
15 posted on
11/04/2012 10:35:04 PM PST by
Bobalu
(It is not obama we are fighting, it is the media.)
To: barmag25
In 2008, Obama won FL 51-48. He took NC by less than 0.5%. The PPP numbers don't seem credible.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_2008
18 posted on
11/04/2012 10:53:38 PM PST by
Ken H
To: barmag25
PPP is an openly pro-Democrat Party firm. Usually reliable, all the Obama worshipers have skin in his wicked game at the moment.
I could end up eating my words, of course, but I think I can just about guarantee Obama will lose NC by 3-4 points, at least.
Florida's off the table now, also.
Since the mid-seventies, or so, when the Legacy Media reports races "too-close-to-call" it almost always means their Party is losing.
19 posted on
11/04/2012 11:04:15 PM PST by
Prospero
To: barmag25
22 posted on
11/05/2012 12:08:21 AM PST by
Candor7
(Obama fascism article: http://www.americanthinker.com/2009/05/barack_obama_the_quintessentia_1.html)
To: barmag25
I would be very, very surprised if the final voting tallies are anywhere close to PPP’s numbers. NC should be solidly in Romney’s column election night and I suspect Romney will have a decent margin of victory in Florida. Too many other polls have pointed to North Carolina being all but lost to Obama and Romney performing well in the Florida “corridor” to buy PPP’s poll.
27 posted on
11/05/2012 2:27:19 AM PST by
DemforBush
(100% Ex-Democrat.)
To: barmag25
D+13
29 posted on
11/05/2012 2:41:17 AM PST by
tomkat
( PAlabama '12 = RR = 300 +)
To: barmag25
To: barmag25
Too close my eye...Romney will win FLORIDA.
To: barmag25
IF NC is considered one of the closest in the nation, Then it WILL BE a Romney landslide.NC will go for Romney by a MINIMUM 8%.
38 posted on
11/05/2012 3:58:13 AM PST by
weezel
To: barmag25
Obama won NC by about 4000 votes . This time around I see aFRACTION of the Obama signs and bumper stickers I saw last time, and far more Romney stuff then McCain had. At least here the pollster must be on crack....
40 posted on
11/05/2012 4:29:16 AM PST by
Kozak
(The means of defence again.t foreign danger, have been always the instruments of tyranny at home JM)
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