To: workerbee
I think that Romney will win many states that are going to surprise many people.
I believe Pennsylvania and Wisconsin are tossups. And what’s up with New Mexico?
3 posted on
11/05/2012 1:56:19 PM PST by
wk4bush2004
(Thank You, Lord, that Mitt Romney is our President and Paul Ryan is our VP, in Jesus' Name, AMEN!)
To: wk4bush2004
>> And what’s up with New Mexico?
Too many new mexicans.
30 posted on
11/05/2012 2:26:38 PM PST by
Nervous Tick
("You can ignore reality, but you can't ignore the consequences of ignoring reality.")
To: wk4bush2004
NM was a Bush state in 2004. It seems to have flipped back and forth between R and D over the years and never been a good predictor of who wins an election.
NV is stranger. It’s predicted the winner ever since 1980. Only OH has been an accurate predictor for a longer period of time.
32 posted on
11/05/2012 2:28:46 PM PST by
JediJones
(Vote NO on Proposition Zero! Tuesday, November 6th!)
To: wk4bush2004
And what’s up with New Mexico? People from Old Mexico
To: wk4bush2004
wk4bush2004
Geographically the bulk of New Mexico is solidly conservative with the exception of the Northeast quadrant which includes Albuquerque and Santa Fe (major population centers). I would not be surprised if New Mexico bucks the traditional political wisdom though and votes Romney by a substantial margin.
67 posted on
11/05/2012 4:22:07 PM PST by
Tomhorn
(Wake up and smell the coffee)
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