I think it is clear Obama is now ahead and is the favorite in the race. I wish it weren’t so, but demographics and an increasing moocher class have made it inevitable.
I do think Romney still has a chance to win a close race. He’ll have to run a stronger campaign than he has to this point, and he is going to have to find a way to convince disenchanted conservatives to give him a shot. A difficult task for sure, but not impossible.
Though I am not a fan, I hope he can pull it off. Undoing four more years of Obama damage will be difficult at best, and potentially impossible.
RE: I think it is clear Obama is now ahead and is the favorite in the race. I wish it weren’t so, but demographics and an increasing moocher class have made it inevitable.
Here’s a question for everyone -— at this point in time in 1980, how was Jimmy Carter in the polls compared to Ronald Reagan?
You actually believe polls which DESPERATELY avoid polling “likely voters” and which routinely OVERSAMPLE Democrats can be depended on for providing the truth?
I have a bridge in Brooklyn I would like to sell you.