[WashingtonSource]

Nate Silver is going to eat the biggest plate of crow on November 7th that he’s ever seen.

[Psycho_Bunny]

“Redefine the future of journalism”?

Lol. Ok.

[Castigar]

What’s the big deal? Why don’t they make it $100,000? That would be more impressive.

[Friendofgeorge]

Joe Scarborough is a piece of crap as well, I think he will vote for Obama,,,He is a POS period

[agere_contra]

Donate money to the Red Cross? Why not just set fire to it?

How about donating to the Salvation Army instead?

[BlueStateRightist]

There’s your proof: Nate Silver is not an objective pollster, he’s an Obama activist. Compare with Scott Rasmussen, one of the few bona fide objective pollsters, who when asked by Hannity last night who is going to win the election he diplomatically stated something like (paraphrased) “I don’t know, and people who think they do are either delusional or self-promoting.” I actually sensed that was a shot across the bow at Dick Morris, who was on BOR just earlier. My emotions about this election are tied to Rasmussen’s data, for better or worse.

[Jeff Head]

I'm thinking it's a 53% (Romney) to 46% (Obama) win, and maybe 54% to 45%, with a Romney electoral college total of around 310, maybe 315.

5 day to go before Fundamental Restoration returns to America!

The Trunaround of 2012
http://www.jeffhead.com/turnaround2012.htm

Here's my three Romney win scenarios.

Worst Case Romney Win:

Likely Case Romney Win:

Best Case Romney Win:

[Mr. Silverback]

Take that bet, Joe! The Red Cross needs the money!

[kevkrom]

Not good enough. Silver should offer odds based on his “model’s” prediction. If he has Obama at 75%, that’s 3:1 odds he needs to offer.

[Mr. Silverback]

BTW, notice how Scarborough says it could go either way and Silver insists he bet on Romney. Heh!

[jwalsh07]

I’ll take a grand if he offers 3-1 like his model says. I’ll give a grand to the Red Cross if Obama wins and he can give 3 grand to Priests for Life if Romney wins.