[txrangerette]

Let me get this straight, you said “here in WI” which means you LIVE in WI?

I live in TX, and if I know that WI went overwhelmingly for Obama and has comfortably gone for Dem presidential candidates 6 times in succession, and if I know that Ryan’s own district is majority Dem and IT went widely for Obama while re-electing Ryan, then what’s the reason for your misunderstanding of WI?

Because clearly you misunderstand it.

Before Romney picked Ryan, Obama was going to win WI, maybe by less than last time, but going to win it.

When Scott Walker survived recall, the GOP began to say that WI had become closer, more competitive for 2012, but none of them stated that Obama was anything but clearly in the lead.

To pull even with Obama in WI is so huge, I literally sputter for words and I’m not usually at a loss for them, to respond to your misunderstanding of that state’s political situation.

It is flat false that Ryan should have WI outside the margin of error for Romney. Everyone who knows reality there knows it will be tough slogging to win there, even with Ryan. Before Ryan, it was barely, barely in play at all.

To be even there, is nirvana.

I’ve seen enough of your posts to know you never admit anything by your FReeper opposition.

You come back for more, repeat, rinse, repeat, rinse and on and on, ad nauseum.

Fine.

People can judge for themselves who has the WI goods.

[so_real]

Yes, I am from Wisconsin. I can tell you with boots on the ground there is precisely one Romney sign in a yard in my neighborhood. The good news is there are zero Obama signs. You call that winning. I call that disappointment. Four years ago, the lawns were littered with Palin and McWhatshisname signs. I had one in my yard as well. Sputter all you want about it, but those are the facts. Even if Ryan was on top of the ticket with Romney beneath him, Wisconsin would be outside of the margin of error for that ticket. But he's not. And they are not. And that's a fact.