[Blue Turtle]

Any word on those buses of Somalians? Maybe the good Governor can look into that?

[Leep]

Close or not close that is the probable outcome.

[traderrob6]

From his lips to God’s ears.

[radpolis]

John Kasich was a major GOP leader during the 90s and it seems he has all but disappeared this election.

Glad he finally decided to show up.

[Churchillspirit]

Would have found that most encouraging had I not just read the thread about voter fraud...MIDDLEMAN...and Soros company controlling the count.

[fortheDeclaration]

As more details come out on the refusal to aid the Americans who were left to die, Obama is going to lose more and more votes.

This election isn't going to be close.

[QT3.14]

R + R - Defiance, OH

[Road Glide]

“Kasich, nevertheless, predicted a close election.”

Posted earlier in another thread, but I’ll repeat:

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My official FR predictions:
Ohio 2012 is going to turn out as did Florida 2000 — that is, a “squeaker” that will be bitterly contested by the ‘rats in a mad scramble to steal the election. However...

Prediction #2 — if Romney wins enough other states (Iowa, Wisconsin, Colorado, New Hampshire) so that the 18 electoral votes of Ohio are no longer necessary for him to win in the Electoral College, watch the ‘rats drop their struggle to steal Ohio and just walk away....

I would enjoy being proven wrong, and would relish a Romney win in OH of 3-5%.
But I sense this one is going down to the neck-and-neck until the final votes are counted.

[comebacknewt]

Earlier this week, Gingrich said the internals from Ohio showed Romney +2. Nice to see Kasich echo this.

Whether a point ahead or a point behind, the key is we are so close that GOTV is more important than ever.

If Romney is as good an executive as I believe he is, he will make sure we get it done next Tuesday.

[RC one]

hope springs eternal in the human breast.