Polls are confirming Ryan was a game changer

I have no doubt that Ryan is a "game changer", just as $arah was. McCain had a chance to win until the "game changer" opened her mouth.

Same with Romney.

Make no mistake, there are plenty of people who will not look any further than the R next to Romney/Ryan name. But where some might be willing to look past the daily lies from Romney, they just might not be able to get past the addition of the daily lies from Ryan.

So, yes, Ryan might be a game changer.
 
I have no doubt that Ryan is a "game changer", just as $arah was. McCain had a chance to win until the "game changer" opened her mouth.

Same with Romney.

Make no mistake, there are plenty of people who will not look any further than the R next to Romney/Ryan name. But where some might be willing to look past the daily lies from Romney, they just might not be able to get past the addition of the daily lies from Ryan.

So, yes, Ryan might be a game changer.

Funny how a steady stream of lies is cited as something that turns off libs.
A steady stream of lies is all the political discourse we've gotten from Washington since the liar in chief's inauguration.
 
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The polls are the first comprehensive surveys to have been conducted since Romney chose Paul Ryan as his running mate and suggest he has received a small positive bump from his selection.

Daily tracking polls from both Rasmussen Reports and Gallup also put Romney slightly ahead nationally, although the RealClearPolitics conglomerate Poll of Polls — which does not include the Purple Poll as it was not conducted nationally — still has Obama with a three-point lead.

Overall, the four Purple polls taken together show Romney with a single-point lead of 47 percent to 46, reversing July’s figures when Obama led by 47 percent to 45.

Purple Strategies said Romney has received a huge boost among independent voters, now holding an 11 percentage point lead in that group, up from five points in July.


Read more on Newsmax.com: Poll: Ryan Bump Gives Romney Lead in Swing States Ohio, Fla., Va.
Poll: Ryan Bump Gives Romney Lead in Swing States Ohio, Fla., Va.

By the time its November
It will not even be close
I truly believe that, I did not 2 weeks ago

This is horseshit.

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Where's the bump?


Thursday, August 16, 2012

The presidential race in Wisconsin is a little tighter this month following Mitt Romney's selection of hometown Congressman Paul Ryan as his running mate.

The latest Rasmussen Reports statewide telephone survey of Likely Voters shows Romney with 48% support to President Obama’s 47%. Three percent (3%) prefer some other candidate, and two percent (2%) are undecided. (To see survey question wording, click here.)

In late July, it was Obama 49%, Romney 46%. This is the Republican’s largest level of support yet in the Badger State. Prior to this survey, the president has earned 45% to 52% of the vote, while Romney has picked up 41% to 46% of the vote.

Election 2012: Wisconsin President - Rasmussen Reports™

This is the big bump?? That the Romney ticket picks up a couple points in the VP's home state?

LOLOLOLOLOL. Were you born this pathetic?

btw, McCain got about an 8 point swing from the Palin pick plus the convention bump and still lost by 7 when things settled back.
 
I have no doubt that Ryan is a "game changer", just as $arah was. McCain had a chance to win until the "game changer" opened her mouth.

Same with Romney.

Make no mistake, there are plenty of people who will not look any further than the R next to Romney/Ryan name. But where some might be willing to look past the daily lies from Romney, they just might not be able to get past the addition of the daily lies from Ryan.

So, yes, Ryan might be a game changer.

what lies?
you have links?
 
The polls are the first comprehensive surveys to have been conducted since Romney chose Paul Ryan as his running mate and suggest he has received a small positive bump from his selection.

Daily tracking polls from both Rasmussen Reports and Gallup also put Romney slightly ahead nationally, although the RealClearPolitics conglomerate Poll of Polls — which does not include the Purple Poll as it was not conducted nationally — still has Obama with a three-point lead.

Overall, the four Purple polls taken together show Romney with a single-point lead of 47 percent to 46, reversing July’s figures when Obama led by 47 percent to 45.

Purple Strategies said Romney has received a huge boost among independent voters, now holding an 11 percentage point lead in that group, up from five points in July.


Read more on Newsmax.com: Poll: Ryan Bump Gives Romney Lead in Swing States Ohio, Fla., Va.
Poll: Ryan Bump Gives Romney Lead in Swing States Ohio, Fla., Va.

By the time its November
It will not even be close
I truly believe that, I did not 2 weeks ago

As Nate Silver points out pretty persuasively (Aug. 15: To Bounce, or Not to Bounce - NYTimes.com, http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytime...4-the-fog-of-polling-and-ryans-bounce-so-far/)

1) Paul Ryan's "bounce" in the polls is well below-average. (NYCarbineer also makes that point in this thread, somewhat less analytically).

2) The size of a Vice Presidential bounce does not appear to have any predictive power in determining the outcome of the election.
 
It will get worse
Rasmussen does lean right, but when it counts they get it pretty good

Ras leans right and now shows Obama with a lead.

Friday, August 17, 2012

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Friday shows President Obama attracting support from 46% of voters nationwide, while Mitt Romney earns the vote from 45%. Three percent (3%) prefer some other candidate, and six percent (6%) are undecided.

This is the first time in 10 days that Obama has had the lead. See daily tracking history.

Not sure how you combine those facts to get "polls are confirming Ryan was a game changer." I mean, I'm assuming you meant for Romney.
 
This is horseshit.

romney_vs_obama_august_16_2012.jpg


Where's the bump?


Thursday, August 16, 2012

The presidential race in Wisconsin is a little tighter this month following Mitt Romney's selection of hometown Congressman Paul Ryan as his running mate.

The latest Rasmussen Reports statewide telephone survey of Likely Voters shows Romney with 48% support to President Obama’s 47%. Three percent (3%) prefer some other candidate, and two percent (2%) are undecided. (To see survey question wording, click here.)

In late July, it was Obama 49%, Romney 46%. This is the Republican’s largest level of support yet in the Badger State. Prior to this survey, the president has earned 45% to 52% of the vote, while Romney has picked up 41% to 46% of the vote.

Election 2012: Wisconsin President - Rasmussen Reports™

This is the big bump?? That the Romney ticket picks up a couple points in the VP's home state?

LOLOLOLOLOL. Were you born this pathetic?

btw, McCain got about an 8 point swing from the Palin pick plus the convention bump and still lost by 7 when things settled back.

You do know that only 2 polls in the RCP average span the time after Ryan was announced, don't you?


Nah, you're just not that smart...
 
The polls are the first comprehensive surveys to have been conducted since Romney chose Paul Ryan as his running mate and suggest he has received a small positive bump from his selection.

Daily tracking polls from both Rasmussen Reports and Gallup also put Romney slightly ahead nationally, although the RealClearPolitics conglomerate Poll of Polls — which does not include the Purple Poll as it was not conducted nationally — still has Obama with a three-point lead.

Overall, the four Purple polls taken together show Romney with a single-point lead of 47 percent to 46, reversing July’s figures when Obama led by 47 percent to 45.

Purple Strategies said Romney has received a huge boost among independent voters, now holding an 11 percentage point lead in that group, up from five points in July.


Read more on Newsmax.com: Poll: Ryan Bump Gives Romney Lead in Swing States Ohio, Fla., Va.
Poll: Ryan Bump Gives Romney Lead in Swing States Ohio, Fla., Va.

By the time its November
It will not even be close
I truly believe that, I did not 2 weeks ago

This is horseshit.

romney_vs_obama_august_16_2012.jpg


Where's the bump?

From a Wisconsin Newspaper:

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Thursday, August 16, 2012

The presidential race in Wisconsin is a little tighter this month following Mitt Romney's selection of hometown Congressman Paul Ryan as his running mate.

The latest Rasmussen Reports statewide telephone survey of Likely Voters shows Romney with 48% support to President Obama’s 47%. Three percent (3%) prefer some other candidate, and two percent (2%) are undecided. (To see survey question wording, click here.)

In late July, it was Obama 49%, Romney 46%. This is the Republican’s largest level of support yet in the Badger State. Prior to this survey, the president has earned 45% to 52% of the vote, while Romney has picked up 41% to 46% of the vote.

Election 2012: Wisconsin President - Rasmussen Reports™

This is the big bump?? That the Romney ticket picks up a couple points in the VP's home state?

LOLOLOLOLOL. Were you born this pathetic?

btw, McCain got about an 8 point swing from the Palin pick plus the convention bump and still lost by 7 when things settled back.

You do know that only 2 polls in the RCP average span the time after Ryan was announced, don't you?


Nah, you're just not that smart...

Yep. Rasmussen now has Obama up by 1, which is an Obama bump from last week. The Gallup poll is the same,

so on balance, in the two polls you want to use,

Obama has a slight gain post - Ryan.
 
Remember the bump McCain got from appointing Palin. How'd that work out for ya?

We had to endure about 3 weeks of wingnut woohooing, until the bump wore off.

That post is as stupid as the Palin choice in 2008.

In Ryan, you've got someone who knows the numbers and has thought about them more than Romney, Obama, or Biden...probably all combined.

You've really regressed as a thinker.
 
This is the big bump?? That the Romney ticket picks up a couple points in the VP's home state?

LOLOLOLOLOL. Were you born this pathetic?

btw, McCain got about an 8 point swing from the Palin pick plus the convention bump and still lost by 7 when things settled back.

You do know that only 2 polls in the RCP average span the time after Ryan was announced, don't you?


Nah, you're just not that smart...

Yep. Rasmussen now has Obama up by 1, which is an Obama bump from last week. The Gallup poll is the same,

so on balance, in the two polls you want to use,

Obama has a slight gain post - Ryan.

The Gallup daily had a 46-46 tie a week ago... Now + 2 for Romney....

Your math teachers must be banging their heads against a wall...

So Rasmussen is now credible to you... Ok, good to know for future reference...
 
Remember the bump McCain got from appointing Palin. How'd that work out for ya?

We had to endure about 3 weeks of wingnut woohooing, until the bump wore off.

That post is as stupid as the Palin choice in 2008.

In Ryan, you've got someone who knows the numbers and has thought about them more than Romney, Obama, or Biden...probably all combined.

You've really regressed as a thinker.

He has thought about them? When is he going to begin telling us what he thinks?
 

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