Posted on 11/02/2012 7:14:02 AM PDT by SoftwareEngineer
On the Friday before Election Day, the Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll showed the race tied at 48% for Obama and 48% for Romney.
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No one but Nancy Bogusi is talking that ridiculous sh!t.
In the past Obama has always out polled his results “ the Bradley effect” if that is good for 2 points this race is over.
Romney was being so effective and doing so well. Now, in the final days, he’s reverted to wimp type. Unless his internal polling has him comfortably ahead. unskewedpolls.com has him 52-45 over The Communist.
Look what they did to Derby, who dared write what he thought. A true conservative magazine would have had someone rebut him, not fire him.
“Our party actually has a spine on this issue and the laws have been getting passed. Hasn’t stopped the lefty courts from blocking, delaying and overturning them though. Where we need to get a spine is on the courts, following something like the document on how to block the courts that Newt produced last year during the primary.”
Hmmm.... why not burn the concept of “voter ID” into the states via state-level Constitutional amendments. Doing so will prevent state courts (even state supreme courts) from overturning such reforms.
Of course, these will not prevent challenges in the Federal courts. However, I believe all that will be needed to thwart such challenges will be a single U.S. Supreme Court decision affirming a particular state’s right to enact such an amendment.
We as conservatives must learn from the mistake of “The Defense of Marriage” law. If you want to truly prevent the court system from overturning the will of the legislature (and the people), it must be by the form of Constitutional amendments, at either the state or federal level...
I swear I will. I will not participate in an unhonorable country. Alaska sounds hard. Good.
“It’s too early to conclude that anything has changed.”
Right, the election is just a weekend and a day away. Look at the 2.5% MOE (as you suggested). Look at the samples. Look at the huge +indies for Rs. Think about the early voting that’s well favoring a surge in Rs, despite that not being the case typically, and even more so when compared to 2008.
“it is just unbelievable that a now four-year proven corrupt, lying, incompetent, TREASONOUS failure can be attracting nearly one half of the nation’s voters.”
There. Fixed it. (But we have to save something for the impeachment, of course;)
Campaigning in PA is an easy stop between Ohio and Va. Hits coal miners.
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2012/11/02/Politico-Concedes-GOP-Doing-Well-In-Early-Voting
“According to data compiled by the United States Election Project and POLITICO, in Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada and North Carolina, Republicans are running several points ahead of their 2008 pace, while Democrats are running several points behind, in percentage of early votes cast.”
I agree about amendments. I’ve been saying for a while now that conservatives should get behind federal anti-abortion and anti-same-sex-marriage amendments in a big way. That should be a bigger focus than worrying about getting specific people elected to office. We’ll obviously need enough elected officials to approve them, but a federal amendment doesn’t need the president’s approval.
Romney had played this right....
seems strange to be up 4 points or so then tied, but I'll bet old Scott oversampled lib areas to make up for the Sandy people with no phones...
anyway, it is what it is....
get your fannies out to vote ...
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