[PreciousLiberty]

Even if those numbers are close to right (I doubt it) things will shift towards Romney as we head to election day.

I doubt he’ll take Pennsylvania, but I think Ohio and Florida will break for him.

[Mr. K]

Obama’s support was MAXED OUT last election, he got everyone he could possibly get.

He has no where to go but down.

And now that people see what he is, I dont think anyone who DID NOT vote for him last time is gonna say “Hey-he’s done all right”

But a lot of people who DID vote for him are saying “ho-lee crab- what the heck did I do”

[LibLieSlayer]

Ohio is moving towards obama... It moved Monday to “lean obama”... friends there say Ohio loves obama... they do not understand it either.

LLS

[ScottinVA]

I doubt he’ll take Pennsylvania, but I think Ohio and Florida will break for him.

Something big is going to have to break in Romney's favor for that to happen. If I'm learning one thing about this electorate it's that voters seem to naturally gravitate toward Obama unless some negative economic report nudges them back temporarily.

[Verbosus]

Quote:
“I doubt he’ll take Pennsylvania, but I think Ohio and Florida will break for him.”

I think Romney will take Florida also.
He definitely will if Rubio is chosen as VP.
Ohio will be closer, but I tend to agree with you that Romney will take that too.

Pennsylvania I have no opinion on, as I have not read too much about it’s status.