[Signalman]

I don’t think the libs know what’s in store for them. Outside of the whackos on MSNBC, DU and the HuffingtonPuffington Post, does anyone know anyone who’s going to vote for Obama?

I don’t. And I live in SOCAL.

We all know that most polls are rigged with oversampling of Dems based on the 2008 turnout in a laughable attempt to prop up Obama and keep him viable. Polls are garbage in, garbage out.

The GOP is going to take the Senate and R&R are going to win in a landslide.

[Red Steel]

The GOP is going to take the Senate and R&R are going to win in a landslide.

Someone tell the people on FR. They need a clue.

[rwfromkansas]

In fairness, have you talked to known Dems/former Obama voters? If yes, that is comforting.

[Mears]

“does anyone know anyone who’s going to vote for Obama?

I don’t.”

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I’m in MA and know quite a few that are voting for Obama,including a couple of my own kids.

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[muawiyah]

not going to explain it again but it's not 'oversampling' ~ there really are more folks who self identify as Democrats than as Republicans.

Sad but true.

The randomly chosen people are asked their preferences BEFORE the pollster knows what their party affiliation might be. That comes later.

It ain't 50/50 ~ not even in Free Republic ~ at the moment Conservatives here are outnumbered by the other side(s) ~ you'all need edumacated or somethin',

We have been asked to tend to that later.

It's coming.

[sushiman]

” The GOP is going to take the Senate and R&R are going to win in a landslide.”

Maybe , but we have to find a way to KEEP the majority in both Houses for the forseeable future . Not much good if we are going to hand it back to the left in 4 or 8 years . Been that route time and time again .

[JediJones]

Outside of the whackos on MSNBC, DU and the HuffingtonPuffington Post, does anyone know anyone who’s going to vote for Obama?

Yep. I hear people singing the praises for Obamacare every day in the Philadelphia area.

[piytar]

Yup. And then things get nasty. Obastard isn’t going to give up power nicely...

[rhinohunter]

does anyone know anyone who’s going to vote for Obama?

Yes...but I do live in Austin (aka. little Berkeley)

[jboot]

I'm in the People's Republic of Maryland. I know (knew, actually) at least three couples who are still going to vote for Obama, because they are die-hard social libs and are terrified that they will be put in concentration camps if Romney wins. Well, maybe they don't quite go that far, but they really like homos, Obamacare and abortion and are really, really scared of Romney.

They only have to worry about being put in concentration camps if I get elected. (jk...sort of...ask me again after Zero has been gone for a couple years.)

As for the rest of the 2008 Zero voters, they are either voting ABO or are disgusted with politics and are sitting this one out. And I know exactly zero McCain voters who are voting for Bambi this time.

[Machu Picchu]

No. I do not know anyone that plans to vote for him or that even praises him like last time around.
The 20-somethings I talk with here in Florida are all frustrated, most struggling to find work or pick up more hours from their boss and voting is the last thing on their minds. Floridians are feeling it now for nearly 3 years and it hurts.

I cannot speak for the senior citizens here but the 50-and-under crowd is pissed that a state as robust as ours is floundering. I personally see R/R winning Florida comfortably even with the illegals and dead voting in Miami/Ft. Lauderdale. Bill Nelson is toast unless Connie Mack implodes and pulls an Akinism.