Pew Research Poll Tie: Finds Romney Trend A Bit Too Soft, And Why?!?

[mascale]

So added into the mix of national polls is the absolutely tied result in the latest Pew reporting: Romney and Obama both at only 47% in a tie!

http://www.people-press.org/files/legacy-pdf/10-29-12 FINAL Political Release.pdf

Beyond the tie, which is fairly soft Romney momentum, is further the following:

"About six-in-ten, 61% agree that Romney "is promising more than he can deliver," while 53% say it's really har do know what Romney stands for!"

The is actually the Obama Campaign message, being played out: And in greater percentage numbers.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Many now see why even great rattlesnake: Never show cajones out in public!)

 

[Charles_Main]

So added into the mix of national polls is the absolutely tied result in the latest Pew reporting: Romney and Obama both at only 47% in a tie!

http://www.people-press.org/files/legacy-pdf/10-29-12 FINAL Political Release.pdf

Beyond the tie, which is fairly soft Romney momentum, is further the following:

"About six-in-ten, 61% agree that Romney "is promising more than he can deliver," while 53% say it's really har do know what Romney stands for!"

The is actually the Obama Campaign message, being played out: And in greater percentage numbers.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Many now see why even great rattlesnake: Never show cajones out in public!)

Did they bother to mention what it means for an Incumbent to be at 47% 8 days before the election?

Let me tell you what happens to incumbents who can't crack 50% and are hanging around 47% this close to the Election. They lose.

 

[mascale]

Gallup, Once Upon A Time, (And in A Bird Cage):

Dewey 49.5%
Truman 44.5%

There is not much history of successful incumbent presidential polling from which to generalize the impact of pre-election poll results.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Great Eagle easily spot even tiniest of. . . .Great Chicken Hawk spot even tiniest of . . . .Maybe Great Squirrel just store more nutcakes and berries(?)!)