I'm not awfully sure that some of the "toss-up" states are really "toss-ops" any more. But they probably can't bring themselves to say that Romney is actually leading in the EV count now.
Posted on 10/14/2012 2:55:21 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
If you've been paying attention to the Drudge Report lately, you've seen headlines linking to Real Clear Politics data showing how the presidential race has tightened since President Obama and Mitt Romney debated in Denver.
Rather surprisingly, the folks at USA Today not only noticed, but also published an article Sunday with the shocking headline, "Obama, Romney Nearly Tied in Electoral College'':
(Excerpt) Read more at newsbusters.org ...
It didn’t need to be this way ~ next time remember to run a Republican.
What a novel idea.
If the USA Today admits to a tie, then the truth is probably far, far worse for BHO.
I'm not awfully sure that some of the "toss-up" states are really "toss-ops" any more. But they probably can't bring themselves to say that Romney is actually leading in the EV count now.
Nominee.........Barack Obama.........Alan Keyes
Party...........Democratic...........Republican
Popular vote.......3,597,456.........1,390,690
Percentage.........70.0%..................27.0%
Barack will be freaking out on Tuesday. He has no game and will do a JoJo the Clown routine.
Pray for America
North Carolina is either lean or solid for Romney so it is R 206 to O 201. However, it is really worse than this for Obama.
Just ask yourself when looking at that graphic, is CT and Me closer to flipping or is GA and MT? Is AZ or is MN?
I’m sick of that crap do you want four more years of Obama? the reason the way it is is because of dopes that whine this one that one isn’t conservative enough meanwhile the democrats take every inch they get every chance they get
Try IL 1998 Senate (Fitzgerald vs. Moseley-Braun). Everybody except Amb. Keyes realized he was being used, and he never received proper backing.
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That was actually the 2004 Senate election in Illinois.
Florida, Ohio, Virginia, Colorado, and North Carolina would get it done!
I would have agreed with you after supporting Newt-Cain-Perry in the primaries. I really felt that Newt could blow away Obama in the debates. Well, guess what? Mitt devastated Obama in the first (most watched) debate. I’m now not so sure that any of my previous choices could attract the mushy middle and even come within 8 points of beating the commie regime.
I think what muawiyah wants is an actual Conservative with the record to match the rhetoric... not an “etch-a-sketch” phony.
“I think what muawiyah wants is an actual Conservative with the record to match the rhetoric... not an “etch-a-sketch” phony.”
Names?
Not sure about Ohio....the others I think will go Romney...
Maybe he can pick up somewhere unexpected like Penn or Michigan....It’s gonna be close..
Gov. Scott Walker of WI.
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