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All it will take for Romney to win this race is for his campaign to start hitting on all cylinders. But while Romney is clearly behind right now, he’s only a little behind. The Fat Lady hasn’t even arrived backstage, much less started drinking the honey-lemon tea to warm up her vocal chords. More on this later….
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Occam's Tool| 10.1.12 @ 3:39PM
Obamais gonna get beat like a drum in November. There's NO enthusiasm.
Oldefarte| 10.1.12 @ 4:16PM
As long as it's by "1", that make me jump and cheer!!!!!!!!!
Occam's Tool| 10.1.12 @ 3:50PM
Hugo Chavez just endorsed Obama.
Oldefarte| 10.1.12 @ 4:15PM
He just one of the more conservative ones that has done so, right??????
Oldefarte| 10.1.12 @ 4:18PM
I'm going to no doubt go way, way out on that limb in predicting that Romney will """"""REAGAN""""" Obama Wednesday night. Any motion-seconders??????
spike59| 10.2.12 @ 6:57AM
you might be on that branch by yourself, but i think we're headed for a 'Dewey beats Truman' moment that will leave the pollsters and pundits scratching their heads and scrambling for excuses...
Oldefarte| 10.2.12 @ 2:52PM
That's where I'm usually, so nothing unusual [oh, I was out there mostly "by myself" also apparently on 11/4/08 sadly]!!!!!
Marco2| 10.1.12 @ 4:47PM
Agreed, Romney should clean Obama's clock (even if O has the questions in advance). As to no enthusiasm for O, in my school faculty parking lot in Wayne County, Michigan (suburban Detroit), not one O bumper sticker this year. In 2008, probably a quarter of the cars displayed one or more. I think that the man is toast.
Occam's Tool| 10.1.12 @ 4:48PM
Incidentally, on a plane going from Chicago to Orange County, a Muslim "disruptor" required 7 men to hold him down.
Funny how you don't see that in the MSM, isn't it? Under Obama, everything gets worse and worse...
RCV| 10.2.12 @ 11:44AM
I read about the incident in an AP dispatch carried in the Los Angeles Times, Occam. It was covered.
Oldefarte| 10.2.12 @ 2:54PM
OT: You must have read that incorrectly....are you sure that wasn't a Catholic, Methodist, Jewish, Baptist etc """""disrupter"""""? It had to be IF YOU READ SAME IN THE MSM!!!!!
geronl| 10.1.12 @ 9:28PM
The msm wants us to be believe that Obama is just walking away with this. 16% enthusiasm lead in NC and a 15% lead in NH.... who believes any of this crap any more? My ZOMBIE TURTLE article is more realistic:
http://asspos.blogspot.com/201.....nella.html
MRD| 10.2.12 @ 11:35AM
The Debates rarely change anything ( That last one that did so was Carter/ Reagan in 1980, that was 32 years ago, that is a long time. The country was very different. There are several reasons for this. First is there any one on this blog who needs the debate to decide who to vote for? Of course not, to the extent anyone watches they do so to root for their guy. The people who can be influenced by the debate are clearly those who are neither interested or informed about politics. Such people will make decisions based on who knows what and as such are a coin flip. 2) No matter what is said the media ( except Fox) will report that either Romney did not score a Knockout", needed to and thus he "lost" or some comment will be reported as a gaffe, so regardless of what is said or not said, Romney will be reported to lose. Most people will not view the debates and come to their own conclusion, they will at this point hear a description of the debates from other outlets, like will getting ready for work listening to Good morning America. The people listening to Fox $ Friends are already in the Romney camp. I hope I am wrong, for the sake of the country. But given that our embassies are in flames, our diplomats murdered, our economy in ruins and our soldiers in Afghanistan are being gunned down in the back while this Presidents sits anywhere near 50% approval tells you how far the country has fallen. The only question in my mind is what will be left of the USA in 2016