Hopefully let them fight it out between the two of them. Maybe even provide weapons.Interesting conundrum, how would the secret service deal with a fist fight between the pres and the VP? Both details start beating the crap out of each other?
This is going to be a close race...anybody who doesn't think the same at this point is blinded by their bias and partisan hackery.Obama absolutely wins EC in this election and gets a second term. Anybody who doesn't think the same at this point is blinded by their bias and partisan hackery.
Actually, this map looks pretty close to what I believe it will be.Here is my map:
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All the recent polling, by every source, has Obama up in Nevada - http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2012/president/nv/nevada_romney_vs_obama-1908.htmlI'm surprised at the number of people thinking NV is an Obama lock. I'm an apolitical Nevadan and I would not be surprised at all to see Romney take the state, and by a comfortable margin too.
That's I feel his best outcome...ok, he MIGHT swing florida if early voting is correct. That's the best he's going to do. I'm worried FL, VA and CO are going red, I see that as his floor.Here is my map:
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I don't care too much about margin of victory, but I would love it if Florida went blue. We could all just go to bed at that point.That's I feel his best outcome...ok, he MIGHT swing florida if early voting is correct. That's the best he's going to do. I'm worried FL, VA and CO are going red, I see that as his floor.
That is what the mainstream media wants us to believe. It sells ads. They love the horse race.This is going to be a close race...anybody who doesn't think the same at this point is blinded by their bias and partisan hackery.
I think it's a close race. Silver is still giving Romney a 20% chance of winning. I'm hoping that as the post Sandy polls come out, that goes down, but it's not guaranteed.That is what the mainstream media wants us to believe. It sells ads. They love the horse race.
You're absolutely right but so is he. "Close" is correct here but it only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades.This is going to be a close race...anybody who doesn't think the same at this point is blinded by their bias and partisan hackery.
I would agree, the media is hyping it as a dead heat.1/5 is a lot different than the 50/50 that the media is selling.
The local elections in NV are really going to push the Presidential numbers. The D's have a voter registration lead over the R's statewide but there is a lot of D voter apathy. Shelley Berkley, an incumbent D from So. NV, could very well lose to Dean Heller (also an incumbent due to redistricting). Steven Horsford, a very popular D and outgoing State Senate Majority Leader, is currently losing to challenger Danny Tarkanian in a very heavily D district. Sheila Leslie, a State Senate D, could lose her seat to Greg Brower (also an incumbent due to redistricting).All the recent polling, by every source, has Obama up in Nevada - http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2012/president/nv/nevada_romney_vs_obama-1908.html
Obviously this is no guarantee, but all signs point to him winning Nevada.
lol... Is that due to a rope, or having a head stuffed up an elephant's ass?
Only one of us is right and we'll know in a few days.This is going to be a close race...anybody who doesn't think the same at this point is blinded by their bias and partisan hackery.