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The Spectacle Blog
No wonder Plugs has two events in Wisconsin today, with The One not far behind. I continue to notice what a large percentage of Obama’s gatherings are at colleges, the only places outside union headquarters and Planned Parenthood where he has reliable majority support.
Rasmussen story here.
Butch| 10.26.12 @ 2:17PM
I'm an SEC fan who's already rooting for the Badgers. On Wisconsin!
Occam's Tool| 10.26.12 @ 4:37PM
There is a reason Obama is having his election night "festivities" in a place that the Public cannot easily access. He knows he is doomed. I look forward to his yummy humiliation.
I plan to be an obnoxious winner.
Occam's Tool| 10.26.12 @ 5:00PM
Here's some interesting facts to play with:
According to Rassmussen, Romney has 206 votes leaning strongly to him or in the bag (including North Carolina, which I don't see Obama winning).
Tossups: Colorado with 9 votes starting to go Romney. Florida with 29 votes---Obama is pulling away staffers to work in Ohio. Romney is ahead. New Hampshire with 4 votes---Romney is ahead.
Wisconsin with 10 votes is a dead heat, but Mo is with Romney. And Virginia, with 13 votes is starting to lean Romney.
Remember, Obama can't do math above the 7th grade level, so I need to help him out. The grand total of all those states is 65 votes. 206 plus 65 is 271, or, Romney victory.
Romney VICTORY without Ohio or Pennsylvania. Hmmm....Dick Morris predicts over 300 electoral votes for Romney, as well. With Ohio and PA in the pocket, that would be the case, as well.