I don't know about that, but one thing we can conclude is that if they're advertising in Maine, then they are conceding the possibility that Ohio could be lost. Because that is the only way a 269-269 tie could result and there is no other reason to go for the Maine vote unless they need to break that tie.
“I don’t know about that, but one thing we can conclude is that if they’re advertising in Maine, then they are conceding the possibility that Ohio could be lost.....”
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Sorry, that’s not something that “we” can conclude...maybe that’s your conclusion, but it’s not mine. The Chicago massiah’s poll numbers are cratering in a number of states that aren’t traditional battleground states. The Romney campaign is putting on the pressure in many of those states.
I think it’s all leaving Obama and his campaign running around like chickens with their heads cut off. They’re acting like they don’t know what to do or, for that matter, where to do it. I say keep it up—keep the pressure on.
And, by the way, the Republican presidential campaign is proving they can chew gum and do other things simultaneously. They can contend in Maine and and battle in Ohio. So I hope they keep looking at your recommendations and keep doing the opposite of those recommendations. It’s working very well and paying off very well. And your anti-Romney jihad? Well, not so well.