[Maceman]

And he’s never wrong.

(OK, he’s always wrong. But I hope he’s right this time.)

[Buckeye McFrog]

OK, I get it. I get it. Morris is wrong more often than the National Hurricane Forecast. But it appears he is pretty much on-target with this guess.

[Tanniker Smith]

My feelings precisely.

But this time, I don't think it's wishful thinking. I think that there are figures going that way -- worse thing that happens is that its a bit closer, but not close enough to steal because that's after all the "theft" is factored in.

[dps.inspect]

I've heard him explain his rational before, it has to do with which way the undecided vote breaks. If I remember correctly, he says that the undecideds historically break for the challenger. So if things appear all tied up, with 4-6% undecided, more than half of that undecided vote swings to the challenger. With Romney leading or tied in the swing states, Morris believes Romney will collect more undecided votes than Obama, giving him the election.

No doubt, there are a lot of prior Obama voters who wish Obama had made them proud, but they are not proud, and even still wish they could vote for an Obama second term. But the cold hard facts starring them in the face when stepping into the voting booth mitigates against an Obama second term; they take comfort in the fact they voted for the first black president of the United States, but they know it's time to fix what has been broken for the last 4 years. And its fairly easy, Romney doesn't scare them like the boogie-man Obama made him out to be. Undecideds mostly want to have made the right choice when all is said and done. Obama holds no promise of correcting this economy and I think they know that. Those who go ahead and vote Obama are doing it for another reason, not the economy. I believe Morris is more right than he is wrong... It will be a Romney win, not land slide proportions, but by a distinct margin... bet me!

[Wyatt's Torch]

Exactly. Whatever Morris says you can bank on it never happening. I wish he would pick stocks...or football games.

[Delhi Rebels]

How can you doubt him after his brilliant Hillary vs. Condi call in the 2008 election?