[InterceptPoint]

This is not a zero sum game.

Unfortunately, for your position, it is a zero sum game. Either Romney will win and Obama will lose or the opposite of that. There are no other possible outcomes.

Vote for who you like but if it is not Romney then it is a plus for Obama.

Period.

[muawiyah]

It's entirely possible to throw this election into the House of Representatives. All it takes is a tie between the two main candidates with one guy somewhere else getting a single electoral vote.

The numbers are showing the election is probably close enough to do that.

[arasina]

Unfortunately, for your position, it is a zero sum game. Either Romney will win and Obama will lose or the opposite of that. There are no other possible outcomes.

Vote for who you like but if it is not Romney then it is a plus for Obama.

Period.

Exactly. Why can't some people see that? They act like it's still Primary season! Maybe we should have some little rubber bracelets made up that are engraved with WWSD (What Would Sarah Do) and they can wear them while they watch the GOP convention. The "changing horses in midstream" scenario is no longer possible because we're well beyond the midstream point.

[Daffynition]

“In the end nobody votes for vice president,” said Gov. Chris Christie. “No matter who Governor Romney picks they’re not voting for him.”

By the same token, no one will vote for Obama because of Vice President Joe Biden, he said.

“No one’s saying ‘I’m not sure about this Obama guy but, boy, I love Biden,’” Christie cracked.

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While Christie may secretly be disappointed he wasn’t picked...he may be spot on with this quip.