O'Reilly: Mitt Romney will win the election and here's why

Long Island Newsday ^ | Oct. 15, 2012 | Bill OReilly

[BuckeyeGOP]

I don't know about you, but my head is spinning with all the theories out there about who will win this presidential election and why.

I'm as guilty of promulgating them as anyone. Ask any political consultant for a prediction on a race -- on anything really -- and we'll take you on a trip around the world. We're worse than the commentators before an NFL game:

"I'll tell you, Steve, no lefthanded president who has lost the Methodist vote in Wisconsin has ever been re-elected in a year that ends with the number two..."

This is my firm and final theory then -- it is also my first incidentally -- on why I think Mitt Romney will be the next president of the United States...

[Eye of Unk]

Personally I think its because America has woke up to the creeping tide of Islamofasism Obama has introduced upon America, and they don’t like it no matter how well its spun, colored or hyped.

[BuckeyeGOP]

Love or hate O’Reilly he usually prefers to sit on the fence when it comes to making predictions.

[Berlin_Freeper]

The election is in a few weeks. ARE WE HAVING FUN YET?

Sorry, a bit tense. sorry.

[sodpoodle]

This is NOT Fox’s Bill O’Reilly - this is- Bill O’Reilly works as a corporate and political communications consultant. He works with clients on the Republican side of the aisle.

[catbertz]

Nope. Not having fun. I’m hopeful, but highly anxious.

I don’t plan to watch the debates and I’ve stopped listening to talk radio to maintain my sanity. I used to be a political junkie, but not with Zero in office. This feels different. It’s deadly serious this time.

[dalebert]

Romney wont win anything if we dont get the vote out

[Unam Sanctam]

"I'll tell you, Steve, no lefthanded president who has lost the Methodist vote in Wisconsin has ever been re-elected in a year that ends with the number two..."

That's funny, LOL!

"Politicians are employees of ours," the "Unforgiven" actor and director said. "And when somebody does not do the job, we got to let 'em go." I was next to the convention stage with a colleague when Eastwood said that, and the simple truth of his words was palpable. "That's the whole election," I whispered to her beneath the roar of a partisan crowd.

Remember how all the sophisticated pundits after Eastwood's convention appearance were pooh-poohing the effect of his improv skit? We'll see if Romney wins, and I don't want to jinx things, but it may just be that Eastwood has done a great service in highlighting some home truths to the American people this election cycle. I sure hope so.

[FES0844]

And it’s making me physically ill....my blood pressure is off the charts!

[Berlin_Freeper]

If Obama wins - I am just, gonna like... cry.

[Biggirl]

Look at the crowds that are gathering for the Romney/Ryan meet-ups. Looking very good.

[BlueStateRightist]

When Romney wins Clint Eastwood’s historical stature will skyrocket. After all the hysteria about his “empty chair” monologue it turns out he hit the nail on the head. Twenty-five years from now it will be the single most written about moment of the entire campaign.

[BuckeyeGOP]

Good catch....My bad.

Still, pretty sensible conclusion

[jocon307]

“I’ll tell you, Steve, no lefthanded president who has lost the Methodist vote in Wisconsin has ever been re-elected in a year that ends with the number two...”

LOL, they are like that!

[CGASMIA68]

NOT FOX NEWS Guy

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_F._B._O’Reilly

William Francis Buckley “Bill” O’Reilly (born August 10, 1963) is an opinion columnist and Republican political consultant from Mount Kisco, New York. He currently is a partner and executive vice president at NLO Strategies, the political arm of Nicholas & Lence Communications, a New York City based marketing and public relations firm.
O’Reilly is the publisher of the conservative newsblog the Blackberry Alarm Clock.[1] He also writes a twice-weekly opinion column for Newsday.

[SpaceBar]

America has woke up ...

Four years ago the word socialism was said in hushed whispers when describing American politicians or their policies. A few like Michael Savage or maybe Alex Jones freely used the word, but it was virtually absent from mainstream discourse. Now it's used routinely, almost to the point of losing its impact, to describe Uncle Bam and his policies. The cat's quite out of the bag.

[marygam]

I am in total agreement! I am hunkered down too. My husband stopped listening to the radio while working because it had him to upset, and with a new job, he didn’t want to be brought down. Me, on the other hand have devoured everything I can get my hands on to read. Work the Romney Campaign on off days. However, the next few weeks I need a mental break from this or I will crack up!

[Eye of Unk]

There may be a better catchier phrase word, God knows somebody will create a buzzword soon about combining Islam, Communism, or Marxism.

America is a mongrel nation, so Obama wants to create a new cult, making a deal that all of Americas enemies get a cut, a payoff or funding. That is all that Obama has done the last four years, pillaging America to pay off his 2008 election.

[MuttTheHoople]

[Charles Martel]

Four years ago the word socialism was said in hushed whispers when describing American politicians or their policies. A few like Michael Savage or maybe Alex Jones freely used the word, but it was virtually absent from mainstream discourse. Now it's used routinely, almost to the point of losing its impact, to describe Uncle Bam and his policies. The cat's quite out of the bag.

I'm not sure that the word is losing its impact, but the "cat" idiom is certainly applicable - particularly if you ascribe its origin (as I do) to the "cat o' nine tails" used to punish ill-behaved sailors. "Letting the cat out of the (leather storage) bag" foretold painful punishment - and many Americans certainly feel as though they've been flogged for four years.