No....I did not quote you in any direct manner....I observed that this “10 point” quote was showing up all over FR tonight as well as all over the internet. That’s not an accident. It shows the classic dis-information planting that is often done by political groups when they want to get a message out.
Let me teach you something.
It would not be to the benefit of the democrats or “leftists” to be publically stating that “Romney should be ahead by 10% by now”
What are they saying about their own candidate with such a statement?
Imagine back in 2004 if republicans would be posting “John Kerry should be ahead by 10 points by now” What would we be saying about our own candidate by such a statement?
I have no idea how you can tag anyone a leftist or an Obama supporter by claiming that their candidate should be down 10 points by now. It does not make sense.
Here’s my philosophy:
I question the motives of anyone who claims to be a Romney supporter yet implies Romney’s really ahead, not to worry. Heck, he’s so far ahead he does not even need your vote so just don’t believe those polls showing Obama ahead. He’s losing BIG TIME.
Okay, so I guess their message is “no need to work harder”.
Better to play it safe and believe all polls that have Obama ahead. The worst that could happen is Romney will win in a 49 state landslide.
I would hate to think of what the results would be for those claiming that all polls showing Romney behind are lies. Move on, nothing to see here. Maybe an Obama landslide?
Play it safe. Use the data to benefit our side. Does that make sense to you?
I’m not taking any vacations anytime soon from this election. But it’s time those telling us Romney’s got it in the bag go and take one. They disturb me.
We did not win in 2004 or 2010 using that “nothing to see here” philosophy. We took all bad news seriously.